If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

[mstatefan88]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

I think we can get this guy. He was in Tallahassee watching FSU lose to Virginia, so a blowout Egg Bowl win with a bowl game on the line next weekend in front of a good crowd could really help us out with him. But let's say we get Glauser and himand Holley come in and immediately impact the OL and start. Then we've got a Glauser, Tobias if he can stay healthy, Holley, Jackson, and Muniz/Clausell OL. That seems like a very serviceable OL, and one I could feel very comfortable about.

Tyler Russell will get most of the offseason as the starter, Perkins, Griffin, Milton, Robinson at RB, Bump, Heavens, Smith, R. Johnson, M. Johnson, Carr, Morrow, and Sanders at the skill positions. I don't want to get ahead of myself, but with our schedule next year, I would feel very good going into next season if Glauser and Holley can both come in and start immediately.

 

[BehrDawg]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

I watched both play in High School, and Dak will fit Mullen's style offense better than Russell. Just an opinion

 

[Goat Grindin]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

Only real concern is the OL. We have Smith, Jackson, Day and a bunch of bodies, some with a little experience. Got a JUCO Holley. Need one more, hopefully this Glauser is it. Clausell, Robinson, Muniz, will be a year older. And I hear the true freshmen linemen are coming on. Will Trapp contribute? Who knows, but we definitely have the bodies here. <div>
</div><div>Really glad Day came out and solidified the C position. And he'll have it for 3 more years. 2013 and 2014 we will be hell on the offensive line. Future looks bright for Moo U football.</div><div>
</div><div>Schedule sets up nicely too. Auburn without Malzahn and Arkansas without its receivers, at home. 3 ready made wins, UK at home. I always consider LSU and Bama losses on the road until proven otherwise. The rebels will be interesting in Oxford, especially if we blow them out and get the big head this year. Tx AM and Mizzou instead of Carolina and Tennessee, who will be improved.</div>

 

[mstatefan88]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

The thought of a true dual threat QB really gets me excited. I really think Dan will go back to more of the speed option with Dak, and considering who we have at RB next year, we would be stupid not to utilize it. I think Dak obviously gives us more options on offense, and if he can be as good advertised and make some noise next year, that would be really fun to watch. He will see the field next year I think without question, whether it be in mop up duty or with Dan running a 2 QB system.

 

[Bobby Ricigliano]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

nm

 

[Goat Grindin]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

and should rewrite the MSU record books. Wealth of senior receivers next year, then a veteran OL his senior year and still the likes of Morrow and Lewis to throw to.<div>
</div><div>Prescott will likely be used like Relf or Tebow in situations. But Russell's our guy.</div>

 

[BehrDawg]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

I saw him throw a couple of deep balls in High School. I was very impressed and excited that he is a Dawg. The kid is smart, too.

Graduating a semester early so he can participate in Spring practice=commitment

 

[mstatefan88]

If Glauser is really as good as advertised, I think we can do big things next year if we get him.

That would mean Holley is an upgrade at center, and that Tobias and Gabe stayed healthy the whole year. Day has a solid future though on the OL. He was thrown in the fire early on, but he's held his own, especially for someone who was considered undersized when he got here. </p>