utgibbs
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Look how great our seniors, juniors, and redshirt sophomores are. Then, imagine an entire team with that talent. That's where we'd be with Fulmer.The only way Phil keeps a roster full is if he gets academic requirements reduced so the geniuses he recruited can stay in school. He'd also have to really ignore discipline.
Based on what? The awesome DT depth we had in 2006?
It's no accident Kiffin and Dooley's players are contributing so much, even though they are the youngest players on the team.
Standard VN answer to your post:THOUGHTS AFTER THE GAME...
1. Poole looked good when the Offensive Line was pushing and coming off the line well.
2. Defense was gassed in the second half.
3. Simms still needs some work but has some big play capabilities.
4. Oku seems like he is always a missed tackle away from breaking it again.
5. Cunningham and Lincoln look much better this season.
6. Coaching was good. I think their adjustments and realization will be better and more focused this week.
7. Both Lines and Backs played well in first half.
8. The Freshman stepped up just. They just have a steep learning curve.
9. Dooley is the man. I liked that he was mad about their second half performance.
10. Wilcox has some aggressive schemes as long as the defense has fresh legs.
We haven't had a better than average QB since Casey Clausen.
And younger Fulmer players would be starting / contributing. That's college football.
We would have much greater DLine and OLine depth.
We would have a legit / mobile QB starting (probably the most important ingredient - although I think Simms will manage).
I suspect we would have 85 scholarship players.
It's no accident we have no depth. It's called three coaches in three years.