I've heard very good things about Wolf-Gould this summer, at one point he was even battling for the back-up center spot when our line was really depleted due to injury. He might be a kid who could be a contributor down the road.
As a high school senior, Hill hauled in 36 receptions for 698 yards and 13 or 14 TDs. Multiple links I've found have differing TD numbers. Either way, not bad at all.
Eskridge was one of the forgotten men in this freshman class in my opinion, not too many people talked about him as someone who could come in and make an impact. Shows what we know, because it seems like he's going to come in and make an impact. Expect Eskridge to get a lot of playing time on special teams, and should see some time on defense as well.
Well this is awkward. Just a few weeks ago, this profile would've been full of happiness and butterflies and good feelings and stuff. I would've linked the Pinstripe Bowl highlights, and that grade thingy where I said Marcus Sales was really good at football. But then some stuff happened. So yeah, let's do this, I guess.
It sounds like Marrone would like to be able to keep Desir in his back pocket and redshirt him, but seems comfortable enough playing him if need be this year. It will be interesting to see how Desir develops this season, but all the reports on his camp this summer have been very positive.
Dan Conley's cup runneth over with young talent at linebacker. Oliver Vigille is one of the young linebackers who we can look forward to cheering on for the next four or five years. Let's get to know him.
Ri'Shard Anderson was all set to be a big contributor to last year's team, before a preseason shoulder injury put him on the shelf for the season. He looks to be a huge factor in this year's secondary, so let's get to know him.
2011 Projections: The biggest, if not only, reason that Dorian barely saw the field at receiver last season was because of his major struggles with catching the football. He's worked on his hands all year, and while he is still prone to dropping the ball more than anyone would like, he has gotten much better at catching the ball.
Few SU players have garnered the fanfare that Deon Goggins did during his recruitment. He's from California. He has a ridiculous sack dance/nickname combo. He makes awesome proclamations about his style of play. He wants to like, quadruple-major in four different colleges at the University. He wears #13 as a D-Lineman. "Diesel" is the total package.
I'm gonna start this by making a statement. Alec Lemon is a very good football player. He might even be our best receiver this year, even if the football gods somehow find a way to make Marcus Sales eligible to play this season. He had a few really bad drops last year, while also being hampered by a hand injury. Hands are important for receivers.
