Quote from: Jockey on Today at 03:00:39 PMI think with BJ as coach, Caleb may develop into a top 10 QB. But that is a ways away right now. He's useless in the pocket if his 1st read is not open and he doesn't hit his target enough.
The best thing Johnson can do is to continue having him play under center rather in shotgun like last year. Teach him how a real QB plays rather than what he was taught at USC. That takes a while with Caleb's background as a gunslinger. Even a HoF gunslinger has a hard time winning big games.
Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 02:40:24 PMI meant Haggard could probably transfer up a level. Ring is done.
Quote from: jfp61 on Today at 02:45:50 PMStiff, not really, he is fine mobility wise. Recruited by nobody, not entirely true, Kyle Smith is a good coach, Georgia Tech and Utah are meh. Soft, yes, but if he is in the correct system it would be completely fine.
Quote from: MuggsyB on December 06, 2025, 07:46:51 PMI hooped yesterday and shot 25 FT's.8' hoop
21-25.
Quote from: MU82 on Today at 03:04:19 PMGold is best as a stretch 5, not a 4. If surrounded by better players, as he was last season and also when he was Oso's backup, he played his role decently.
As you stated, his production this season is fine - it just seems inadequate to some because we don't get enough on offense or defense from others.
We need Parham to improve on the flashes he showed last season and in the last couple of games. And we need better play from the backups at both 5 and 4. Shaka has not recruited well enough.
Quote from: WhiteTrash on Today at 11:10:34 AMMU's offense is light years ahead of the defense. If we could shoot at a reasonable (not great or even above average) clip, we'd be significantly better. Shaka's offense (#120 PPG) looks fine to me, the defense (# 252 in PPG) is an abortion.Was replying to the poster upset about Shaka's defensive emphasis.
Quote from: JWags85 on Today at 02:36:19 PMI think it was only an issue cause ND was ranked above Miami all season in the playoff rankings (which I think was wrong to begin with).
ND had better losses, but their best win was against a team ranked around where Miami's losses (SMU/Lville) were. Miami had a much better win and that win was head to head. Pretty easy IMO.
For fun, look at their schedule next year. It's abysmal. The better not lose to Miami again. 3 teams in the bottom 4 of the B10 (Wisky, MSU, PU), 4 in the bottom 5 of the ACC (UNC, Stanford, BC, and Cuse), plus Rice who was near the bottom of the AAC. After Miami, their toughest games are borderline top 25 teams in Navy, SMU, and USC (unless they finally make a leap, they have a huge class coming in)
Quote from: Jockey on Today at 03:00:39 PMI think with BJ as coach, Caleb may develop into a top 10 QB. But that is a ways away right now. He's useless in the pocket if his 1st read is not open and he doesn't hit his target enough.I agree Williams has a chance to be a top 10 QB. He seems to get a little better every month (not really game to game).
The best thing Johnson can do is to continue having him play under center rather in shotgun like last year. Teach him how a real QB plays rather than what he was taught at USC. That takes a while with Caleb's background as a gunslinger. Even a HoF gunslinger has a hard time winning big games.
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on Today at 02:57:32 PMI feel like Ben is a pretty good player. Averaging almost 10 points per contest. Averaging over 7 rebounds.
That's a solid contributor. The problem is that he plays alongside a 5 at any given time that gives absolutely 0. So we expect him to do more because we know the center spot isn't going to give anything. I'll take 10 and 7 all day from our 4. We just need a better front court. Could use a total overhaul up front.
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