Depth Charts on UND.com Fall Camp Coverage airing now
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Kelly stated not to pay attention to the depth chart, because it will change often.
The first team and second team will play a lot, and even the third team will see the field. Kelly will rotate in players all over the place. I don't believe there's an actual depth chart at running back for example, so everyone should refrain from freaking out that Hughes is listed at #2.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Kelly: most fluctuations to depth chart will be on O-Line and at Safety
These are the areas of greatest competition per Kelly
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The battles are at center, both tackles, both safeties, and at the MLB spot opposite Te'o.
(no message)Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Sometimes early depth charts are a motivational tool for certain players.
Like Burger over Ragone?
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Or Wenger over Cave.
IanY77 4035 posts(no message)Proud graduate of the University of North Carolina, majoring in African-American Studies-
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Kelly said Wenger had a slight edge over Cave after spring ball.
(no message)Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Interesting. Riddick ahead of Jones for now
And Burger ahead of Ragone. Really? Yeah, Burger can block very well, but I believe Ragone is a much better all around TE.
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Thanks for these, Steve. Very much appreciated.
IanY77 4035 posts(no message)Proud graduate of the University of North Carolina, majoring in African-American Studies -
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This one scares me.
JacksSmirkingRevenge 21148 postsI don't care what kind of offense you run, Tackles are important. I'm sure these guys have talent. But going into a season with little-to-no experience at OT is a concern.
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Re: This one scares me.
yeah, this is not giving a warm and fuzzy feeling...I see Crist running for his life....we need to run a 2 back set and keep Hughes in the backfield to help out with guys that get through
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We have heard a lot of good things
BTAYLOR21 2952 postsabout Zach Martin but I do agree, the names don't make me feel tingly since they have limited experience.
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Based on the way Young and Duncan played last year, performance at OT has no where to go but up
At least in regard to pass protection (see a clip of the Navy DE's running circles around Duncan and Young at the end of the game), run blocking wasn't horrible. Hopefully these guys will have better footwork
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I'm taller than a midget. But I'm not that tall.
IanY77 4035 postsSee the discussion yesterday about tackles. As I said then, I think Pitt will feast on them unless Kelly has a masterful plan.
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I agree with you about Romeus and Sheard
Romeus a potential top 10 selection in the next draft and probably the best defensive player that ND will face this year. Sheard is a great compliment to Romeus and has NFL caliber talent. Romeus absolutely manhandled a 5th year senior in Duncan (killed him every time with a quick first step) and Young struggled as well. Replacing them with 2 new starters will be interesting, but it will benefit us if the new OT's have better footwork and quicker foot speed (haven't seen any tape on them yet). I expect a loss to Pitt barring a herculean effort by our front 7 to shut down Dion Lewis and solid coverage by the DB’s on Baldwin.
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FTR: Romeus and Sheard were, respectively, two-star and three-star recruits (per Rivals).
JacksSmirkingRevenge 21148 posts(no message)"We have to build the Republic of Heaven where we are, because for us there is no elsewhere."
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Probably true.
JacksSmirkingRevenge 21148 postsBut not all that comforting.
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Plus, many of us (myself included) thought the same thing prior to 2007: "Addition by subtraction."
We saw how that shook out.
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DC is a "Starting point only".
IanY77 4035 posts(no message)Proud graduate of the University of North Carolina, majoring in African-American Studies
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According to Diaco, he's way overweight and has a long way to go before he contributes.
He'll redshirt this year, take it to the bank.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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agree that he'll redshirt
I caught that comment about Nix's weight. I'm not sure that at 6-3, Nix should be confined to "290 or 300," as Diaco suggested is ideal for a college NT. I guess we'll see.
If he redshirts, I think that is a really positive sign that Cwynar and Stockton are contributing. I have high hopes for Stockton.
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I think the point was the extra 30 lbs he put on since signing isn't muscle.
Basically he's a fat ass and Longo and the nutrition staff are now embarking on a long recovery program.
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Hughes is one of the few players with a combined bench+ squat over 1000 lbs.
Good athlete for one of the strongest players on the team. Feed him the ball, especially late in the game with the lead.
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He's not.
Kelly said he has 4 backs that have different skill sets. They'll be used when he wishes to use a particular skill set.
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McDonald, Calabrese, and Paskorz are competing for the other MLB spot.
I'd also like to see Filer make a move on Smith.
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Where is Tyler Stockton?
He'd better be the unseen 2b on that list.
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