Lol @ Lingard

[CANEMC]

Smh. Follow Kosi to FAU. Or look at UCF/USF.

 

[OldhamA]

I wonder if he's still dreaming about being a Gator?

 

[561Cane]

This a pointless bump… but ****! Come on son! I know he’s kicking himself for listening to his dad about transferring. Lol. Keep in mind he’s still behind Demarkus Bowman who’s not listed. SMH

But the Gaytor got a 5 star and a bump adjustments in recruiting rankings! LOL!!

 

[Umbra]

I wonder if he's still dreaming about being a Gator?

Gotta actually make it to the field to consider yourself a Gator I'd think.

 

[RedSquare]

That’s your opinion.

A wide receiver, in my opinion, has a more complex role, not just physically, with hand eye coordination, but in using their bodies, their bodies’ momentum, in locating the ball, in how to properly turn your head, in tracking the ball in the air, in using your hands, arms, legs, and body strength to fight off a pressing DB, in fighting the DB for the ball, I can go on and on. Mentally, learning route trees, determining how to alter your route, knowing when to come back towards the QB, etc.

RB isn't less complex than WR. WR is the easiest position to step into from high school and it isn't even close.

Does he have good hand to eye coordination? That's the question. If he does, then maybe WR as the rest can be worked on at the position.

as someone who made the transition from HS QB to College QB, and then coached others who did, I will say that the easiest transition on offense from HS to college is by far: short snapper

all kidding aside, tailback is easier than WR. without question.

the hardest thing to pick up and learn for TB's is the protections. other than that, there's much more on a WR's plate than a TB.

 

[Brandinho]

Tweed come and getcha boi

 

[Firesite]

Man I thought this kid was a sure thing. Boy was I wrong. But we all make mistakes.

 

[Genghis Cane]

Tweed come and getcha boi

Dude hasn’t been on here in over 6 months.

 

[Pentagon Cane]

Man I thought this kid was a sure thing. Boy was I wrong. But we all make mistakes.

You could have housed it against Savannah State.

 

[Brandinho]

Dude hasn’t been on here in over 6 months.

I'm aware, it was a joke

 

[Genghis Cane]

I'm aware, it was a joke

I know, lol. I was taking a stab at Tweed, not you.

 

[BigDikCane]

GUYSM, DID THIS GUY DIE?

 

[CFLCane]

He's just lingering on their depth chart like a wet fart.

 

[canes1996]

We took Berlin and Willis from them and gave them Lingard. Yikes.

 

[CFLCane]

@flagator86 what's the word on Nayquan Wright?

 

[flagator86]

@flagator86 what's the word on Nayquan Wright?

Everyone knows that Bow, Naqyuan, and Lingard should be the ones leading us in carries buuuuuut Mullen/Knox are determined to get whatever they can get out of Pierce and Malik Davis. Nayquan been having a solid camp by all reports, but it’s just a matter of giving him the opportunity

 

[JHallCanes]

Man I thought this kid was a sure thing. Boy was I wrong. But we all make mistakes.

Agreed

I wasn’t sold on him being a superstar but at worst he was gonna be a solid contributor right away

crazy

 

[JHallCanes]

GUYSM, DID THIS GUY DIE?

> reproted

lol

 

[blackvern]

Cant lie I feel bad for bruh, you tellin me he cant be astarting kick returner with his speed at least?

 

[rok]

Lingard is another example of our fans overrating players. We just get so excited about a kid that we can't contain ourselves. But anyone who watched him play in HS could see something was off.