And... then there is the injury factor. A true freshman may get called upon in the event of an injury to a key player, but we are so deep at most positions that may not happen.eaglesfootball said:I think the answer to this question lies in where we have the biggest need I.E. what were our biggest losses from last season. to that end even though there are some sensational athletes on that list you need to look at who is most likely to step into a role that we have an immediate need. Butorac has a chance to be a starter at LG as a RS Frosh. C. Mitchell might have been one of the biggest standouts from Spring Ball, but with B. Kaufman, Edwards, Herd, and Hart all solid in those positions he might be more of a slot receiver type player maybe just for his first year or two. Bronson might also be another player who will get some serious PT as perhaps the backup or co-starter with M. Brown. Another area to look is at CB, any chance one of the RS Frosh starts there? Maybe not likely but worth mentioning since both starters were lost.
WAGNT said:Penelli is out. Best to him and his new direction.
WAGNT said:Penelli is out. Best to him and his new direction.
Vic E. Wallace said:EWUranger,
I just noticed your post concerns of another QB. Maybe you are aware by now, we have another QB, Nelson Fishback, he wears #17, and he along with Vernon Adams, I think will be competing for position on the club. I have seen both of these young men, they can both throw very accurate balls, and with a lot of force behind their throws. :thumb: :thumb: :nod: :nod:
I kept looking at Cory Mitchell,WR, catching the balls thrown to him, as someone said earlier, our Quarterbacks are going to be very scary along with our WR this year. We have a running back that will be great for the team D.Bronson, he really runs very hard, will make Mario Brown, a better RB. :clap: :clap: . We have Freshman Jordan Talley from Jesuit HS in Oregon, he looks very promising. Now just have to get healed, so I can return to the ractices. :nod: :nod: :nod: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb Time for bed. Go Eagles!!!!! Vic Wallace
Eastern’s starters are more solidified on offense. However, the Eagles are keeping a keen eye on the running back position, where EWU must replace two-time All-American and 1,000-yard rusher Taiwan Jones. The Eagles will fill that spot by committee, featuring sophomore Mario Brown, senior Darriell Beaumonte and Washington transfer Demitrius Bronson. However, Baldwin has also been impressed by a pair of true freshmen – Jordan Talley from Portland, Ore., and Quincy Forte from Fairfield, Calif.
“I think our freshman class is very good top to bottom,” Baldwin said. “You trust your recruiting, but you never truly know until they get on campus. Specifically, Forte and Talley have come in and have not only showed some athleticism, but they are picking up the system and competing. They are definitely not ready as freshmen a week or two into practices, but you can always get an idea of which players need to redshirt and others who very well might play this year. You are always going to have some freshmen who fit into some roles, and those two players might be in that boat.”