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See, those arguments at least make sense. Thank you for that. Cheers!Different scenarios though. He was brought in as a FB, Feister is a RB, who will want to be in the rotation. Boren was the only FB. And he had 12att for 25yds in 3yrs playing RB, Feister will transfer after 1 year if he has that many carries in a season. And in the NIL era, Boren isn't commanding close to the money Feister is
I think the ship has sailed on Feister, as other teams have started to up their NIL deals as well. And I wouldn't want OSU to get in a bidding war with Oregon over player they don't see as a Plan A type of player.
Different scenarios though. He was brought in as a FB, Feister is a RB, who will want to be in the rotation. Boren was the only FB. And he had 12att for 25yds in 3yrs playing RB, Feister will transfer after 1 year if he has that many carries in a season. And in the NIL era, Boren isn't commanding close to the money Feister isView attachment 92139 This kid found his way to RB
The one few topics I agreed with Colin Cowherd about is that he said early on in NIL that the B1G would overcome the SEC because has all their programs in small college towns with limited big company’s and not nearly as much wealthy alumni. Outside of Dallas, Houston and Atlanta; the B1G is in every major media market in America
I lean this way too. I don’t have the stats to back it up, but I’m pretty sure we saw similar with CJ in his first year. If Day knows he has a guy for two years, at least, I think he’s inclined to focus on development far more in the first year. Don’t lose games in the first year and then go win games in the second? Hope that’s the case.I understand the polar opposite scouting reports to be honest.
Part of me really wonders if the whole , slow vs fast thing last year was because Day knew from the jump he had to really over protect his QB. He didn't go faster because his QB couldn't go faster.
Then I see him be hyper accurate and I just don't know.
This year will tell us.
From pretty much all of the OSU insiders, they believe that the OSU staff thinks he and his brother have already peaked or come close to it. And they don't want 2 players whose best years will be freshman years. I could see OSU picking up a transfer. I don't think a RB is needed in '27. And both Jackson and West are not small RBs, a short yardage isn't really needed imoThat's kinda the point we were making. Maybe we slums offerhim as both LB and short yardage back. He's already older than his classmates right, so his body is more mature. Theres no doubt he can play because he dominates on a big high school stage. He's a ridiculous athlete so special teams is also likely in the picture.
We offer "athletes" all the time do why not and see where he shines. Then we also get inside track in the brother. I'm sure they have a strategy that we aren't privy to but losing these two kids reminds me of losing some great players in our state from the past and it tastes bad.
That's kinda the point we were making. Maybe we slums offerhim as both LB and short yardage back. He's already older than his classmates right, so his body is more mature. Theres no doubt he can play because he dominates on a big high school stage. He's a ridiculous athlete so special teams is also likely in the picture.This kid was never going to be a RB at OSU. OSU was looking at him solely for defense
Id like to throw a rock at that troll
This kid was never going to be a RB at OSU. OSU was looking at him solely for defenseWill be interesting who shows out in the short yardage situations. From what have seen/read, all of these guys can do the break aways, by making second level miss, but the guys that can get the one-two yards between the tackles have yet to surface (or so I believe). Also believe that will be the quickest way to the field. Anyway, call it rationalization, but believe tOSU will be just fine at RB this year. Will let next year alone until next year.
Go back and watch the 2019 Game and you can almost see the moment. I think it was Dobbins long run. They panned to Harbaugh and you could see a fuse blew in that simple, chimp like mind of his.
I think his ego could somehow hold on after being bested by Urban but then when the protege beat him he fucking snapped.
Looking back now it all started after that 2019 edition of The Game.
Not even a week later…I would think that the safest way to invest in Clavicular would be to take out a life insurance policy on him and wait for what seems to be the near-term inevitable.