taniataylor wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 4:37 pm

tipitup wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 3:57 pm

So if Jordan is outside did that move Compton into more time inside?

I asked him who was going to be in the slot and he said Taylor

Yes. Taylor Compton is currently the first team slot guy. This is perfect for him and he's done a good job so far. I'll have an updated depth chart before the spring game.

Madmartigan wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 7:14 pm

aggies22 wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 5:21 pm

taniataylor wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 4:37 pm

tipitup wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 3:57 pm

So if Jordan is outside did that move Compton into more time inside?

I asked him who was going to be in the slot and he said Taylor

Yes. Taylor Compton is currently the first team slot guy. This is perfect for him and he's done a good job so far. I'll have an updated depth chart before the spring game.

I remember you mentioning Wells and co may have underestimated how important it is to have good WRs and how hard it is to find them. When you look at the best WRs Wells recruited vs Andersen at USU, I'd say Wells has an edge

Wells: Sharp, Robinson, Greene, Tarver, Vaughans
Andersen: Jacobs, Austin, Reynolds, JoJo, TVL

Who is going to step up replace the production we lost from last year?

Well consider Coach Andersen and company found his group of receivers in four years. Matt and his crew found those 5 receivers in 7. What proves my point even further is three of those five receivers came to Utah State in the last two years or Matt's tenure.

As for who is going to replace last year's production? I have no honest answer. I think Jordan Nathan's stats will improve because he no longer has to share reps with two other dudes. But Devin Heckstall and Tim Patrick have been limited in practice the last two weeks and Deven Thompkins just returned to practice last week. As I said Taylor Compton has done a nice job so far but many of the practice reps have also gone to Derek Wright, Sam Lockett and Jackson Prince, all walk-ons.

NavyBlueAggie wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 10:15 pm

22, you make reading up on the various positions so easy. Your trailing articles are very descriptively and completely well done. Sincere thanks to you 22.

Thank you! I appreciate each and everyone of you for reading!

dyedblue wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 10:50 pm

aggies22 wrote:

Madmartigan wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 7:14 pm

aggies22 wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 5:21 pm

taniataylor wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 4:37 pm

tipitup wrote: ↑

April 5th, 2019, 3:57 pm

So if Jordan is outside did that move Compton into more time inside?

I asked him who was going to be in the slot and he said Taylor

Yes. Taylor Compton is currently the first team slot guy. This is perfect for him and he's done a good job so far. I'll have an updated depth chart before the spring game.

I remember you mentioning Wells and co may have underestimated how important it is to have good WRs and how hard it is to find them. When you look at the best WRs Wells recruited vs Andersen at USU, I'd say Wells has an edge

Wells: Sharp, Robinson, Greene, Tarver, Vaughans
Andersen: Jacobs, Austin, Reynolds, JoJo, TVL

Who is going to step up replace the production we lost from last year?

Well consider Coach Andersen and company found his group of receivers in four years. Matt and his crew found those 5 receivers in 7. What proves my point even further is three of those five receivers came to Utah State in the last two years or Matt's tenure.

As for who is going to replace last year's production? I have no honest answer. I think Jordan Nathan's stats will improve because he no longer has to share reps with two other dudes. But Devin Heckstall and Tim Patrick have been limited in practice the last two weeks and Deven Thompkins just returned to practice last week. As I said Taylor Compton has done a nice job so far but many of the practice reps have also gone to Derek Wright, Sam Lockett and Jackson Prince, all walk-ons.

Do we need to have a discussion about walk ons?


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Perhaps? As far as the outside receivers go, they are the guys that have stayed healthy and had a lot of the reps.