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At least we can say he can have even a bigger role might need him more now than everWhat was once a deep position is a little thin at this point. Has Nate Hopkins submitted his transfer paperwork yet? He'll have to work his way out of the dog house, but his prospective role may have just increased.
No need to primp it up more than it is. 5 RBs is deep. 4 is adequate. 3 is undesirable, at best.At least we can say he can have even a bigger role might need him more now than ever
You just don’t know injuries could happenNo need to primp it up more than it is. 5 RBs is deep. 4 is adequate. 3 is undesirable, at best.
What was once a deep position is a little thin at this point. Has Nate Hopkins submitted his transfer paperwork yet? He'll have to work his way out of the dog house, but his prospective role may have just increased.
Want =/= need. I'm not mad at a guy leaving because he wants to see the field more depending on how he handles those conversations with the coach. And there's definitely a right way and a wrong way to do that.Don’t want him. Can’t rely on guys like that. You quit? Good get out.
Typically I'd agree. This is a situation were the 4 game redshirt helps UConn immeasurably. Would love to see an off-the-radar kid step up, Easley style.Don’t want him. Can’t rely on guys like that. You quit? Good get out.
If a red shirt steps up will UConn take the gamble and play them more than four games.Typically I'd agree. This is a situation were the 4 game redshirt helps UConn immeasurably. Would love to see an off-the-radar kid step up, Easley style.
Want =/= need. I'm not mad at a guy leaving because he wants to see the field more depending on how he handles those conversations with the coach. And there's definitely a right way and a wrong way to do that.
If he's not gone, and handled those conversations the right way, I'd let him stay. I understand your take, but desperate times...
If a red shirt steps up will UConn take the gamble and play them more than four games.
It speaks volumes to me that he backed down from a former walk-on that took his reps. We don't need guys with that mentality.We have Mensah, Scott, Black, and the freshman WO they just moved from LB? Hopkins would go to the back of that line. I’d rather cleanse the program of these types of kids rather than keep them around out of desperation. That almost never works out.
There's Mensah, Scott, Black, Gillespie and now Banton. I think we'll see Mensah and Scott most of the time. Physically, Black looks more poised to step in as the 3rd back. Gillespie is very skilled but he needs to put on weight.We have Mensah, Scott, Black, and the freshman WO they just moved from LB? Hopkins would go to the back of that line. I’d rather cleanse the program of these types of kids rather than keep them around out of desperation. That almost never works out.
There's Mensah, Scott, Black, Gillespie and now Banton. I think we'll see Mensah and Scott most of the time. Physically, Black looks more poised to step in as the 3rd back. Gillespie is very skilled but he needs to put on weight.
We really don't need him. If someone else gets hurt then we're screwed but it's not like we're competing for a conference championship or anything. Building culture is more important than another 400 rushing yards and 4-5 touchdownsYeah, I’m not welcoming back Hopkins at this point. His talent is not a game changer.
We really don't need him. If someone else gets hurt then we're screwed but it's not like we're competing for a conference championship or anything. Building culture is more important than another 400 rushing yards and 4-5 touchdowns