He may just be your starting RB this fall. He is lightning in bottle guys and girls!
Anyone recognize this guy?
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I don't recognize him, but feel rather dumb when you put a pic on your first post and I am 20K plus and don't have a clue how to post a pic.
Looks like King - but think Williams will be the #1 for sure, too explosive not to be....but King is an exciting prospect, who I think will have a great year under the new offense.
LOL!!!! That's Sihiem King from Colquitt County. Open a Photobucket account and just click the photo icon then add the URL. This is just my first post on this site. Been a member of Rivals since 2000
I somewhat agree but one thing I've learned from Sihiem is never doubt him because of his size. He is so fast and has so much wiggle it will be hard to keep him off the field. Also look at UGA last year with Chubb. Sony stepped in after that horrific injury to Chubb and did a fine job same as the year before when Gurley went down and Chubb stepped in.
I have no problem with his size at all - I think he should've stepped in vs UL when Boom went out - because UL was struggling with Boom, and King was our most similar RB to that...
But Boom Williams was statistically the most explosive RB in college football last year...being a backup to him is no knock.
And yes, injuries can play a roll too - King is a good one and glad we got him!
But Boom Williams was statistically the most explosive RB in college football last year...being a backup to him is no knock.
And yes, injuries can play a roll too - King is a good one and glad we got him!
One of only two things Shannon Dawson got right. Getting King and recruiting Mac Jones.
This^^^^hope this OC is smart enough to have both these kids on the field at the same time!!! Everybody screams defense, but last year's offense averaged less than 18 ppg in conference play...to win at UK you MUST average 30+ppg in you expect to be competitive ,so you need multiple guys on the field who can take it to the house every time they touch the ball and SK is one of those guys. He can not be helpful standing on the sidelines or only returning kicks!!
True speed, but I am not sure his elusiveness isn't his strong point. That is the same way I felt about Timmons, hope he comes back strong. At least if King is running the ball we don't have to worry about dropped passes-------although he should be a real weapon as a receiver.