Chris Tyree to Virginia
Best of luck to the man. I hope he lights up the ACC.
Link: https://247sports.com/college/virginia/article/notre-dame-wr-transfer-chris-tyree-commits-to-virginia-cavaliers-ncaa-transfer-portal-222361512/
Replies to: Chris Tyree to Virginia
he's a native virginian. uva should have a very big uptick in overall performance next year.
he'll definitely be one of their lynchpins and they will have him on the field a lot.
Re: Chris Tyree to Virginia
Dumb decision - Tyree, you will not imporve your NFL stock with them!
Degrees from ND and UVA... the man has a career plan!
He had some wonderful performances for the Irish and no major injuries.
I'd say things are working out for our fellow alum.
Best 3 win team in the country.
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That was inevitable, all he did was envision himself as the guy wearing his old #4
He will have a big year next year
I hope he kicks ass, just not on November 16
...when we face Virginia.
He will be very good for them, they will get him the ball 8-12 times a game
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Why did he leave ND? I must have missed something.
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Why? He touched the ball 40 times in 12 games...He will reach that in 4 games at uVa
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Weed and du Lac (At least that’s the theory about the WR room.)
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What's the WR room weed story everyone keeps alluding to but not discussing?
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Wasn’t used enough to his liking. Def should’ve gotten more touches
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Yep, could never figure out why Parker hardly used him. Great speed, solid route runner......
...good hands. Guess that's why he decided to move on...,I don't blame him.
Every ND OC during his time for that matter. Not just Parker. Rees too.
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Then we wonder why 5* players avoid us like the plague these days!
Instead of finding ways to get them the ball, we instead master ways to NOT get them the ball enough on offense or not utilize their skillset on D! SMDH
Sign a 5* and then don’t play him because he doesn’t know the route tree
And can’t block.
Classic ND, let’s make things complicated since we have smart players and sit them for 2 to 3 years to learn. And then play less talented people in their positions.
Nailed it. ^^^^This
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All falls on the coaching.
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Yes, if only some of the posters on this board could make all of the decisions, ND would have 20 5*
players and would win the national championship every year. Why do receivers need to run the correct routes and running backs pick up blitzes? I assume we don't mind if our qbs get sacked more, we throw more picks because the receiver isn't where the ball is thrown and our yac go down because the other receivers don't block.
You're reaching. Coaching has been a bigger impediment to winning the last 10yr than talent.
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You say the same thing over and over, but it doesn't make it true.
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Better than always saying wrong stuff.
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