Should Crompton and Coker play more?

#57
#57
OWB said:
Then again, when is Ainge ever 100%?
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that is a good point. I think Crompton should be put in for some meaningful pt just to see how he fairs. We haven't really seen him this year. It would give Ainge a chance to heal and maybe we'd find something useful. Who knows until we try? Then again, I don't think this will happen since many see Crompton playing as Fulmer effectively "giving up" on the season.
 
#58
#58
Coker should get 3/5 of the carries and Cromton should start if CPF really wants to lose his job, plus ainge is gonna prolly go pro so we dont need to start takin away his spot light
 
#59
#59
bigtime said:
Coker should get 3/5 of the carries and Cromton should start if CPF really wants to lose his job, plus ainge is gonna prolly go pro so we dont need to start takin away his spot light
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he may not make it to the pros if he keeps throwing on the bum shoulder and pinky
 
#60
#60
KCVolLaw said:
that is a good point. I think Crompton should be put in for some meaningful pt just to see how he fairs. We haven't really seen him this year. It would give Ainge a chance to heal and maybe we'd find something useful. Who knows until we try? Then again, I don't think this will happen since many see Crompton playing as Fulmer effectively "giving up" on the season.
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I respectfully disagree, if Ainge is able to play, we should keep him in. He's just about the only productive player that we have right now.

In situations like this, you don't start tinkering with the positions that are working when everything else is falling apart.

Crompton will get his chances, but I'm not exactly thrilled about what I've seen of him thus far.
 
#61
#61
OWB said:
I respectfully disagree, if Ainge is able to play, we should keep him in. He's just about the only productive player that we have right now.

In situations like this, you don't start tinkering with the positions that are working when everything else is falling apart.

Crompton will get his chances, but I'm not exactly thrilled about what I've seen of him thus far.
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I can certainly understand your point here
 
#62
#62
I'm not trying to trash Crompton or anything, I think he'll be good when his chance rolls around. I just don't think that he's better than Ainge right now. I could be wrong but if I am, I don't want to know while we're 1-2.
 
#63
#63
OWB said:
I'm trying to trash Crompton or anything, I think he'll be good when his chance rolls around. I just don't think that he's better than Ainge right now. I could be wrong but if I am, I don't want to know while we're 1-2.
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I don't think he's better than Ainge either. However, I have no way of knowing he's not better than Ainge this year. If I were Fulmer I wouldn't play him either. I do believe that if Ainge continues to play that his injuries will eventually catch up with him, as they have almost every year, and we may see Crompton starting this season.
 
#64
#64
allvol123 said:
I think this has already been proven.
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Has it?

Foster - 89 yds vs Cal
Foster - 125 yds vs. So. Miss (5.4 avg)
Coker - 11 yds vs. So. Miss (2.8 avg)
Foster - 26 yds vs. UF (2.4 avg)
Coker - 5 yds vs. UF (1.0 avg)

Foster is running great so far. The fact is that no one on our team could run against Florida, and that is the O-Line's fault, not to mention crappy play-calling.

Coker WILL be the better RB when it is all said and done. Foster IS the better RB for the moment.
 
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