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I remember when it was said on this forum we couldn't have a passing offense cause the Rent was too windy. Looked windy today.Sky could realistically achieve the WR triple crown: catches, yards, and tds. He currently leads the country in all 3 categories. I never thought that would be possible at UConn.
This would be great for his career and I would love it if it happened for him. It would also be great for UConn Football's name recognition as when college football fans go to the individual stats on receiving and they see him at #1. Mora and Co. need to use this in their recruiting pitches to get good offensive players as Bell and Fagnano leave this year.Sky could realistically achieve the WR triple crown: catches, yards, and tds. He currently leads the country in all 3 categories. I never thought that would be possible at UConn.
Recency bias at its best.Best FB player in UConn history.
Not sure this is true in this case.Recency bias at its best.
Love Skyler Bell and I feel he is right up there with the best. That being said there are quite a few players that could be considered the best.Not sure this is true in this case.
He’s gonna be a great example for Mora four years to come. I’ve been saying it for the longest time. I think you can accomplish everything you need to if your goal is to play in the NFL at UConn,A successful athlete not looking for greener pastures and happy to stay put is so refreshing. Bell is going to light it up this year.
Donald Brown was an All American here.Geremy Davis and Marcus Easley had NFL careers while excelling at UConn. Bell is very good, but best player is Dan Orlovsky.
Put up a big performance against Duke in a win and I will sign off on this.Best FB player in UConn history.
Put up a big performance against Duke in a win and I will sign off on this.
You should have signed off after his performance in the Fenway Bowl. Who has been better? The last time I asked the only response I got was Terry Calley. Not even close, imo.Put up a big performance against Duke in a win and I will sign off on this.
DB is my choice. Seemed like he was always money. Had great OL's for him(Hurd, Hicks, Thomas, Gray).Donald Brown was an All American here.
Caulley was on the way to super legend status until that knee injury sidetracked his trajectory. Darius Butler and Tyvon Branch were great cb's as well as Andrew Adams at Safety, Alfred Fincher and Danny Lansanah and Sio Moore were great line backers and Travis Jones, Foley Fatukosi, Shamar Stephen were great DL that played in the NFL. There have been so many great UConn players, ultimately it is about personal preference.You should have signed off after his performance in the Fenway Bowl. Who has been better? The last time I asked the only response I got was Terry Calley. Not even close, imo.
Great now do it against Duke and I'll sign off on it. I'm not gonna call him best player yet because I don't wanna jinx it. The second someone gets an overwhelming praise on the boneyard is the second they drop a critical pass or fumble in a big game like this one against Duke.You should have signed off after his performance in the Fenway Bowl. Who has been better? The last time I asked the only response I got was Terry Calley. Not even close, imo.
Great that he is mentioned as part of second round. For his sake, hope it’s not the Jets although he is from NYC.Just saw a mock draft from ProFootballNetwork.com that has Bell going 2nd round 48th overall to the Jets. Obviously, it's kinda meaningless at this point, but it's just great to see him finally start showing up on these things.
Please not the Jets.Just saw a mock draft from ProFootballNetwork.com that has Bell going 2nd round 48th overall to the Jets. Obviously, it's kinda meaningless at this point, but it's just great to see him finally start showing up on these things.
Todman was no slouch eitherDonald Brown was an All American here.