Squally wasn’t proven prior to the 2016 season. He had a few carries (or one?)

Jun 14, 2021
9:44:59am

D.T. Survivor All-American

Against Utah in 2015 that resulted in a costly fumble. Yes, after 2016 we knew he was good but we knew next to nothing prior to the season starting. MCChesney and Finau both are more proven than Squally at this point before the season started.

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2021 vs 2016 running back depth

donnerstag

6/14/21 4:51am

On top of that, a guy I'm very curious to witness: Nasilai.

SinkingQuffa

6/14/21 5:32am

I see him backing up Masen Wake

donnerstag

6/14/21 5:36am

I think that's right. I think his athletic upside is higher, though.

SinkingQuffa

6/14/21 5:54am

Yea, williams sure is worse than anyone in the 2021 group. right.

bald man

6/14/21 5:43am

Running back depth is the topic

donnerstag

6/14/21 5:46am

Squally and Algie were both pretty good

thewaterboy

6/14/21 6:10am

Neither looked great in 2016

donnerstag

6/14/21 6:17am

Algie looked pretty good in 2015. We assumed he would be good in 2016 like we're

thewaterboy

6/14/21 6:22am

Algie switched positions to fullback in the offseason

donnerstag

6/14/21 6:25am

The OL is kinda a big deal, I really liked Brown

Pretorian

6/14/21 11:59am

Reading is hard

travelcoug

6/14/21 7:36am

W/ Allgeier's meteoric rise I think it's fair to put him right up there w Jamaal

SinkingQuffa

6/14/21 6:16am

It's tough to conpare. The o-line in 2016 was awful and Jamaal was still

P-Boy Squad

6/14/21 6:34am

I tend to think that two things occured last year for his meteoric rise

Borg

6/14/21 6:40am

Those things can't be ignored. We shall see how he translates.

SinkingQuffa

6/14/21 6:48am

And, ya know... Zach was lighting it up

Hotlanta

6/14/21 7:35am

I'm sure this will be a hit and run when you realize you failed to read it

Lip Gallagher

6/14/21 11:26am

Yes, but they are 4 scholarships short in other areas. It is always a balancing

coolblue

6/14/21 7:46am

What position group is short on scholarships?

donnerstag

6/14/21 8:15am

I know you hate Kalani and this staff more than anyone, but waaat???

Lip Gallagher

6/14/21 3:55pm

Yea we are 10 short on 6’4” olb’s. We only have 12.

travelcoug

6/14/21 4:25pm

RE: 2021 vs 2016 running back depth

TunaNoCrust

6/14/21 8:35am

I actually think depth was better in that 2016 group

reddead

6/14/21 8:35am

Not really

donnerstag

6/14/21 8:47am

"Measurables to be good starters" is so speculative

reddead

6/14/21 9:34am

Squally wasn’t proven prior to the 2016 season. He had a few carries (or one?)

D.T. Survivor

6/14/21 9:44am

That's not the question, though

reddead

6/14/21 10:08am

Brown averaged 2.7 yards per carry and was converted to fullback

donnerstag

6/14/21 10:27am

Kalani's recruiting philosophies & methods are very diff than Bronco's.

SinkingQuffa

6/14/21 12:44pm

When you consider that unless you have 3 starter quality running backs your

travelcoug

6/14/21 10:34am

Brown turned into a FB for that year and wasn't at all what he used to be.

Lip Gallagher

6/14/21 11:30am

I think Ropati will surprise everyone this year!

truecougster

6/14/21 10:28am

I think there were a lot of "Utah mindsets" that needed to be adopted at BYU

Punk Philosopher

6/14/21 12:36pm

RE: I think there were a lot of "Utah mindsets" that needed to be adopted at BYU

Lip Gallagher

6/14/21 3:54pm

This last year has been good. Consistency is what I'm looking for...but

Punk Philosopher

6/15/21 2:54pm

How do you justify putting Miles in tier 2 and Ropati in tier 3

StantonMac

6/14/21 2:17pm

It's clearly a priority for Roderick to get Miles more touches

donnerstag

6/14/21 5:36pm

If I had a nickel for every time a coach said something like that…

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