Da Jumbo Mutombo
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Seriously, it's more likely he gets 20-25 catches for 60 ypcHarrell may only have 60 catches this year but he’s going to average 20-25 ypc
Seriously, it's more likely he gets 20-25 catches for 60 ypcHarrell may only have 60 catches this year but he’s going to average 20-25 ypc
Our offense didn’t dominate the scrimmage.Based on these reports we have a dominant offense and defense…
10 wins is it…
Colbie is a dude. That will be seen very shortly.I think he breaks out this year . If I were guessing I’d say in the 30’s - 40’s for catches. X is just such an advantage in the slot. Hard to defend or get your hands on a cagey slot wr that runs great routes. I think him and Arroyo will be a problem in the middle of the field. That’s what makes Harrell over the top and jump balls to CY so intriguing. I don’t think we have a “ dude “ but we have a mixture of guys that bring their own strength to the room. George being the most balanced.
Allen also had 7 for 91 I saw somewhere. Run D might be a concern.
Harrell may only have 60 catches this year but he’s going to average 20-25 ypc
Assuming all stay healthy, which likely doesn’t balpen
I’d set o/u as
Restrepo 48.5
Young 45.5
George 42.5
Harrell 26.5
B smith 25.5
Ladson 21.5
Joseph 15.5
Jmo
Haha. YupNo thanks. There have been too many half-catches on this team as it is.
You saw the scrim? How you feeling about what you saw?Our offense didn’t dominate the scrimmage.
That is great news, when we had our best teams the defense would dominate.Our offense didn’t dominate the scrimmage.
I’ve got Bain penciled in for a gold jacket
Harrell may only have 60 catches this year but he’s going to average 20-25 ypc
Also less snaps / game bc of tempo, huddling, and style.Also, they only played 11 regular season games back then and didn't count post season stats. Add to that most teams just didn't throw the ball that much in the 80's-early 90's so the numbers the Miami guys were putting up were really great at the time. Lamar Thomas led the 1991 team in receptions with 39 and Miami was considered a very pass heavy team at the time.
Someone moving the goal posts again!Doesn't say touchdown though
Assuming all stay healthy, which likely doesn’t balpen
I’d set o/u as
Restrepo 48.5
Young 45.5
George 42.5
Harrell 26.5
B smith 25.5
Ladson 21.5
Joseph 15.5
Jmo
In the last 12 years, UM's had 3 WRs total put up 60+ catches: Hurns, Coley, and Rambo. And none of those dudes averaged 20+ yards per catch. In fact, I don't think any Cane has caught 60+ and average 20+ ypc in a season.
For perspective, Michael Irvin, Kevin Williams, Santana Moss, and Andre Johnson never caught 60 passes in a season at UM.
Rank | Player | Rec | Year |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Charleston Rambo | 79 | 2021 |
2 | Leonard Hankerson | 72 | 2010 |
3 | Willie Smith | 66 | 1984 |
4 | Stacy Coley | 63 | 2016 |
5 | Allen Hurns | 62 | 2013 |
6 | Wesley Carroll | 61 | 1990 |
7 | Kellen Winslow | 60 | 2003 |
8 | Eddie Brown | 59 | 1984 |
9 | Phillip Dorsett | 58 | 2012 |
10 | Cleveland Gary | 57 | 1988 |
Kellen Winslow | 57 | 2002 | |
Mike Harley | 57[10] | 2020 | |
Mike Harley | 57[10] | 2021 |
It's only been done 7 times. Below is the top 10.
Single season
Rank Player Rec Year 1 Charleston Rambo 79 2021 2 Leonard Hankerson 72 2010 3 Willie Smith 66 1984 4 Stacy Coley 63 2016 5 Allen Hurns 62 2013 6 Wesley Carroll 61 1990 7 Kellen Winslow 60 2003 8 Eddie Brown 59 1984 9 Phillip Dorsett 58 2012 10 Cleveland Gary 57 1988 Kellen Winslow 57 2002 Mike Harley 57[10] 2020 Mike Harley 57[10] 2021
Dude? Maybe , I see a nice , big , physical college wr. I think he’s the guy but I still say it’s more of a committee.Colbie is a dude. That will be seen very shortly.