DAILY DEBATE: Who is the most underrated Cane since 2010?

[DMoney]

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[CaneThang2020]

Corey Flagg….forever will be remembered for reading his keys and simply “doing his job” and making the play of the game vs Clemson.

Teams annually eat us alive (no diddy) with misdirection action and had it not been for this 3 star, undersized, “easily replaceable” LB from Texas, we’d still have that losing streak going vs Clemson.

 

[DTP]

Andy Borregales. Dude was not only almost automatic, big kicks didn’t faze him.

 

[bshaw28]

Mark Walton. Put up numbers RB's 20 years before & 20 years after can't beat

 

[TwentySix]

Maybe people have different feelings about them, but I feel like I only see Yearby and Coley referenced for not being Dalvin Cook and falling down if the wind picked up, respectively. But both had pretty solid careers at Miami.

 

[FuriousStyles]

Denzel Perryman

 

[kccanefan]

Corey Flagg….forever will be remembered for reading his keys and simply “doing his job” and making the play of the game vs Clemson.

Teams annually eat us alive (no diddy) with misdirection action and had it not been for this 3 star, undersized, “easily replaceable” LB from Texas, we’d still have that losing streak going vs Clemson.

 

[BS85]

Corey Flagg….forever will be remembered for reading his keys and simply “doing his job” and making the play of the game vs Clemson.

Teams annually eat us alive (no diddy) with misdirection action and had it not been for this 3 star, undersized, “easily replaceable” LB from Texas, we’d still have that losing streak going vs Clemson.

Early running for worst take of the year award for 2025, saved

 

[JG13]

Not sure...feeling indecisive today

 

[Essex Cane]

Rayshawn Jenkins, carved out a good career in the league and was a solid player here.

 

[Atom Atlas]

Tommy Streeter.... I dunno... I just picked someone that I haven't heard of in a long while.... Honestly don't have a clue anymore if he did anything here or not...

 

[Stats02]

Early running for worst take of the year award for 2025, saved

I originally thought he was joking, but I think he was serious. I guess he forgot all the times Flagg had the QB or RB dead to rights and simply let them run right by him. Left Flagg standing in concrete. Minimal effort needed by the qb or rb.

Flagg was a solid tackler when he could get them in the grasp. Problem was he struggled to get near whoever was carrying the ball.

 

[ben]

Jon Ford. he got **** on a lot while he played here and it never made a ton of sense.

 

[cway313]

1a. Jalen Rivers
1b. Cam Ward

 

[JSmoot]

Going with Trent Harris. 37 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks senior year.

 

[The U is back to work]

Richard Gordon’s versatility

 

[Essex Cane]

1a. Jalen Rivers
1b. Cam Ward

Rivers was so versatile, we'll miss him for sure.

 

[Canegetright]

Not sure about "most" underrated but I think he was def underappreciated.

 

[Stats02]

Damien Martinez. Dude was flat out nasty this year and some of our fans/posters thought he should be 3rd or 4th on the depth chart.

 

[Kansas Cane]

Damien Martinez. Dude was flat out nasty this year and some of our fans/posters thought he should be 3rd or 4th on the depth chart.

Guy ended the year averaging 6.3 per carry. I believe prior to the Louisville game (seventh game of season), he was around 4.3. He had to have averaged over eight per carry to end the year.