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She is as incorrect as the new recruits who claim Fighting Sioux.

When people are factually wrong it’s bull$%!# of the unadulterated variety. When people are loudly ignorant it’s bull$%!#, also unadulterated.

Sorry, people should be allowed to spew pure unadulterated bull$%!# unchecked. My bad.

It would be even nicer to have 3-4 qbs. Hoping for a drop down.

Vaughn would be a huge pickup. Need competition at qb.

Pretty sure he redshirted because he broke his other collar bone as a fr. Late in his career he had lost a couple of steps. His first two years he had good speed though and would test the defense deep a few times a game.

I’m not as familiar with the D2 eligibility but it’s different. D1 has the 5 year clock.

I’m sure @gfhockey is full of remorse

I suppose D2 is a little different with eligibility so that would be how he’s listed as a junior.

I was looking at their DL hoping there would be a 300 lb stud just sitting there for us to poach. Joe Carpenter was second team all NSIC as a nose - 6’ 295. That intrigues me. Interesting to note, Kraklow was at Northern Illinois before St Cloud St.

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Vraa wasn’t a deep threat? Hilarious. I’ve seen plenty of NDSU games. Their offense runs best when they, gasp, have a deep threat at wr. This year they have Watson providing that service. 1. We’re not on the same page 2. You have no idea what Maag and Boltmann run in the 40.

You can’t say one guy ran a 4.6 and the other ran a 4.66 and be taken seriously. On top of that, everyone knows that HS athlete measurements are notoriously inflated to increase their recruitability.

Right, you are aware that you can’t really compare 40 times unless they’re using the same running surface and same method of measurement right? That’s why the combine is the true test for that.

Greg was like 5’10”. You don’t need to be all that tall to be a deep threat, it’s a nice bonus but yea, hands and speed. If McKinney had reliable hands he would be just fine for that role.

Remember when Clive George’s started playing in 2015? We had a good OL that year. Remember how clogged up things would get because they didn’t have to worry about anything over the top? Remember how all of a sudden our offense was unstoppable when he started popping the top off? I member.

Who’s ignoring it? It’s one of the biggest talking points.

Where are you getting your numbers? Also Sheppard was a very good route runner, Brock isn’t there yet. And you can’t say someone is faster just because you had one guys time going to the hundredth and the other two going to tenths. That’s just not sound.

Zach Vraa was for their early great teams before injuries slowed him. Sheppard was after that. On top of that, you’re going to really gloss over the fact that I clearly stated a deep threat can open up the run game second only to a good OL? Are you really that incapable of a true argument? This isn’t a novel concept, it’s well established.

None legitimately could “blow the top off” the defense. That’s the key.

Wanna know what helps the run game more than anything other than a good OL? A deep threat that requires a safety over the top constantly. That opens everything up for everyone else.

We didn’t have a true deep threat. Having one of those opens up a whole world of possibilities for an offense.

At the end of the day, the wr group lacks speed.

Your work is highly appreciated by everyone who follows recruiting on this site. You’re one of the unsung heros. You do great work and the lists are fun to look over, especially in retrospect.