WR Javon McKinley working to return for fifth season at Notre Dame. “ working on it”
Replies to: WR Javon McKinley working to return for fifth season at Notre Dame. “ working on it”
nice
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Great news. We need him.
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Why? What has been the best part of his game?
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Claim to fame after 4 years, he fought the law and he won.
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Good size, body control and hands
Certainly adds quality depth if nothing else. He was finally coming along this year before he got hurt.
Why shouldn’t we want to retain the talent we have?
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Well, we clearly can't retain all the talent we have every year. That's just not how it works
you're not really suggesting that we should try to retain everyone eligible for a 5th year are you? The reason I asked the question is because other than what he did in games against BGSU and NM, I wasn't aware of what he brings to the table until Baron gave his perspective.
We aren't in danger of being over the scholarship limit.
I believe we are at 87 now with apparently at least 1 transfer and 1 medical that are yet to be announced.
They're apparently still trying to add to this 2020 class
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Saw him in action. He is a Boykin clone. Very talented, and big.
He’d play anywhere, and I have to wonder why he hasn’t seen the field more already despite having otherbig tall guys playing ahead of him (Boykin and Claypool).
Great! Sounds like he might pick up some slack from those departing. It also
Sounded like the staff was also high on Wilkins, Jones, and Skowronek. Add incoming freshman Johnson to that list and it seems like a lot of outside WRs.
I've always liked him and hope he has a breakout year. He was a highly rated recruit.
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Hmm. I would guess that most roster engineers had him moving on
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Still a chance he won't be admitted into grad school.
The issue is his arrest before the season. It's not a football decision, but an admissions decision.
True
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