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Totally agree. He's informative, detailed, intelligent. Knows the game of COLLEGE basketball, and super fun to listen to.

As much as I do, I'm also sure that his coaches - and himself - are going over film, minutely dissecting what happens, and will correct. A few times it appeared he was cranking up the speed before ball was secured, but I aint the coach.

hands of glue.

I'm with you Jeff. The targeting call notwithstanding , that tackle against Arky showed real powerful aggression.

Obviously RB coach, they already have a HC.

Hired as what? Running backs coach? Head coach?

He did, contributed to his dropped balls.

QB couldn't hit the broad side of a barn either.

Didn’t Worthy have a broken hand his Soph year which made his prod look worse? I may be “misremembering” this

Solid hire. Interesting move by Lane. See you in Austin Frank.

The key for Jackson is to get him to actually play like a WR and not an athlete who plays WR. The talent is there, just needs to be pushed in the right direction. The light switch moment, if you will. Whether that happens is up to Wingo, of course. Whatever happens though, they need a playmaker on O to help Arch out.

It’s a gamble to considering him doing something he hasn’t shown yet. Go rewatch the Georgia game from this year and tell me why 10 months later he’s going to be the difference maker that Texas is missing at WR. He played way too timid and went down way too easy in that game. I love Wingo but think he’d play a much better role as more of a second option outlet in the passing game. Less pressure on him and he wouldn’t get everyone’s top DB matchups.

Wingo and Worthy’s sophomore year numbers are wildly similar. Here’s to Wingo making the jump

Didn’t he have an insanely low drop rate? I almost want to say he didn’t drop a pass.

did damone get in the game. nevermind he played for ridgemont high. alot of fast times there yo

Isn't Miami running a bunch of heavy 6 OL sets and leaning on the run already? Quinn can run some RPOs.

I think if all the WR's have a good off-season with Arch, that should help. I also think if you can grab a proven guy in the portal who isn't a top tier guy like Coleman, for a good price, that would also help. It's more of a luxury than a need, imo. But we need a playmaker somewhere on O, Wingo was it sometimes but nowhere else really. Perhaps Bishop makes massive strides early on and gets playing time? Maybe one of the current Fr step up and contribute, who knows. LB is a whole other thing. With Lefau now gone, that leaves us in a bad spot, imo. Need to hit on the portal, unless they've been backdooring some guys.

Even if they think Wingo can make the leap, they still need to have the mindset of "needing" two WR1s. We've been at our best when we've had Worthy AND Mitchell and then Bond AND Golden. I think you could even make the case that Bond falling off the face of the earth for whatever reason late last season could have been the difference between what we got and a natty. And when Sark had his best offenses of his career at Alabama, we all know the insane amount of WR talent those teams had together. We need Wingo AND _________, especially if Endries doesn't return. I really like Mosley a lot, but I'm not sure he's got future first round WR type talent and that's ultimately what we need in 2026.

Wait Quinn is going back to college to show Beck up hahaha?!?! The canes could probably beat the dolphins just like in the old days when they took a pay cut to go to the NFL 😂😂😂

And better teams playing each other brings more eyeballs and Benjamin's for everybody. I fully expect the Networks to lean on the NCAA to preclude next year any further major CFP Committee SNAFUS like were apparent this year.

Too many teams, too few games, too many unbalanced schedules. This discussion has centered entirely around the number of teams. The inequality of seedings is impactful. Ole Miss and Oregon are getting gifts this year due to seeding. Tech is the #4 because of their weak schedule. Tech and Ole Miss were gifted their seeds and to a lesser degree Oregon. OU was fortunate to get a spot yet gets a home game. Miami played what 8 home games? They never left home until October. We played as many games away from home in October as they and Ole Miss did the entire season. Also due to imbalanced schedules you have to address whether you want the best X number of teams or the x best seasons. It’s a legitimate case that Texas and Notre Dame were top 6-ish teams at the end of the year. They’re actually two teams that could impact things. If you want to chase a system for playoff purposes, you have to limit the teams so you can balance the schedules. Even within a divisional structure you’ll still have unbalanced schedules, but you have some defined structure.

The answer is he’s not very agile. He’s gonna be a fast big body type of guy. If you are that guy you have to be able to catch the ball well and win 50/50 balls

This is my critique. He gives up on balls whenever he gets breathed on. Never fights through contact to make the catch or draw the PI call that refs are usually all too willing to call if you make a (strong) effort.

IMO they need both. Having a Blue AND a Bond on the field at the same time is what could make this offense truly scary.

Wish him all the best, that Miami OL is pretty bad, so he'll have his work cut out for him.