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If Mario and Mirabal give the green light on an OLineman I have ZERO questions.
OL is such a crapshoot as well.If Mario and Mirabal give the green light on an OLineman I have ZERO questions.
Agreed, hardest position to evaluate. That’s why I don’t have a problem with the take; but film - at least to me - shows the four I mentioned in my previous post are better than any of the three linemen we currently have committed.OL is such a crapshoot as well.
And just as likely to destroy his career in a few years.Forreal. If he doesn't pick us then his decision making is as questionable as his squat technique.
I’ll just say this because god forbid we don’t crown every 3-star recruit that we’re interested in…Tinalau is a project. Cline is undoubtedly a project. You take both…(and I still believe he’s a plan B kid if we’re going after Sampson, Francis, Alinen, Sanker, etc.), then I’m expecting 6 o-linemen this class. Need some plug and play guys in the two-deep, considering who could potentially be leaving.
They COULD be good in 2-3 years, but that’s not the point. We need some more immediate impact guys in the trenches - it’s glaringly evident. Y’all saw how easy it was for Moss and others to abuse our second string in the spring game. Could guys like McLaughlin and Washington magically develop exponentially under Mirabal and Mario? Sure - but I personally think there’s a cap on their talent. Guess it depends on how many slots we have for the line and attrition that comes after 2022.
We will still need to be, and I could see us getting sole outstanding players via portal.We’ll be active in the portal at OL next year too.
I agree. We would have to really like the kid if he is given the green light right now. Too many big fish that we are in the thick of things announcing soon. We already have 2 so I’d assume room for only 4 or so more. Plus with Cline, it’s not like we are fighting off UGA for him.Agreed, hardest position to evaluate. That’s why I don’t have a problem with the take; but film - at least to me - shows the four I mentioned in my previous post are better than any of the three linemen we currently have committed.
I’ll just say this because god forbid we don’t crown every 3-star recruit that we’re interested in…Tinalau is a project. Cline is undoubtedly a project. You take both…(and I still believe he’s a plan B kid if we’re going after Sampson, Francis, Alinen, Sanker, etc.), then I’m expecting 6 o-linemen this class. Need some plug and play guys in the two-deep, considering who could potentially be leaving.
They COULD be good in 2-3 years, but that’s not the point. We need some more immediate impact guys in the trenches - it’s glaringly evident. Y’all saw how easy it was for Moss and others to abuse our second string in the spring game. Could guys like McLaughlin and Washington magically develop exponentially under Mirabal and Mario? Sure - but I personally think there’s a cap on their talent. Guess it depends on how many slots we have for the line and attrition that comes after 2022.
I don't know if he is plan B. He has really good feet. He doesn't just overpower people because he is bigger. Remember how Zion came in, smoked v UF and now he is being talked about as first rounder. I have seen to many high ranked OL bust to trust recruiting sites.Feel like he’s a Plan B type kid tbh
Johnathan Cline, Cartersville , Offensive Line
Also competes in track and field throwing events. Regional qualifier as a sophomore in both the shot put and discus.247sports.com
No you’re right, he absolutely has solid traits. He’s a good recruit - I’m just saying we need a balance of guys that need time to develop, and the behemoths that can come in and make an immediate impact.I don't know if he is plan B. He has really good feet. He doesn't just overpower people because he is bigger. Remember how Zion came in, smoked v UF and now he is being talked about as first rounder. I have seen to many high ranked OL bust to trust recruiting sites.
Hopefully it’s Sanker. I think he is the #1 OG on the board by a ways.Gaby says the bat signal is not for cline
My God my heart stopped watching this. Terrible form by the youngman but he is clearly country strong to go that deep and literally power his way back up despite the bad form. Coach Feld will get him sorted out quickly and have him properly squatting over 600lbs year one.
Similar sentiments with his clean
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Gaby says the bat signal is not for cline