I hope it’s competitive back and forth. I don’t want to see one side of the ball totally dominate. Because, of course the narrative will be how much the other side sucks. I want to see some big runs and accurate throws, but I want to see a D that swarms to the ball.what're you looking for/wanting to see most this weekend?
have said it before and have yet to see any evidence to the contrary:Evidence that Wynn, The Nutsmasher and Buckley can play a significant number of snaps against Big Ten opponents.
I think you're right since both arrived in the summer, rather than before spring ball last year.have said it before and have yet to see any evidence to the contrary:
Wynn and Mathis were not in game shape to start last season
I don't think we'll have to worry about that this year
what're you looking for/wanting to see most this weekend?
Whether the 3 of my 4 homeschool kids I am taking to the game can navigate socially in a big crowd without having to jet back home and cower in a basement closet. (OT reference from a couple months ago).
Assuming a success for the above, I have generally been intrigued by the DBs. Would like to see good coverage from the CBs and maybe a helmet flying off due to a hit by one of the safeties. (hope it is a walkon RB and not one in the top 4 rotation...)
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