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Excepting injury situation, I think they try to redshirt him. Maybe let him mix it up for the allowable four games. Ride with Gooden and Savion Williams at nose. Key word TRY.
Kingston Harris would be the third guy at nose. He can play four games and still redshirt. Would rather he be a potential mainstay the four following seasons. But coaches make that call.I don’t see it, I think he contributes. He’s freaky athletic for his size, his film is nuts. If he keeps working on his conditioning I think he can see some time this fall. Lord knows we are thin on the Defensive front.
Kingston Harris would be the third guy at nose. He can play four games and still redshirt. Would rather he be a potential mainstay the four following seasons. But coaches make that call.
A strategy for that 4 game redshirt mulligan hasn’t been perfected for non-deep teams. Do you let them experience quality minutes against cupcakes early in the season or hold them back in case they’re needed for the home stretch. Shrout was a JG sack from being a backup to Chryst if it’s believed he beat out McBride last Fall camp.Fair enough, the redshirt rule definitely is a plus. As Remy said, throw him in against our Florida, Georgia and Bama. If nothing else it’s another warm (and big) body.
Saw the man play on TV a time or two last season. No doubt he is "bad". But here again, it was against lessor high school players (most of the time). He was able to just run over most of them one on one. When more than one was used it slowed him down. Which brings me to this thought: his size and ability were dominate in high school, what he will need at the SEC level is what I see he lacks because he has never need the skills, that being top notch technique. How fast can he he learn? This is the question as it applies to how soon the can be a force.