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Week One Spring Ball Depth Chart
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Speaking of linebacker transfers, the athletic mentioned our guys as some of the larger impact transfers in the country.
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Stop the run first. Then get some pressure on the QB!!! Love it!
"Rice opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
"Rice opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
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I know fall camp is right around the corner, and a lot has changed in the past 6 months. Looks exciting. Can we discuss further the impact players on both sides of the ball who are regarded as MW First and second team type of players. Who are they?aggies22 wrote: ↑March 18th, 2021, 10:56 amHere is what I've put together as the depth chart after sitting through the first two days of practice.
https://247sports.com/college/utah-stat ... 162470986/
Which Wr position will Jamie nance play?
Are there any contenders for All-Americans on the team?
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When Anderson was hired and announced we were going to run a super uptempo offense, folks questioned him about how he would address the stress it puts on the defense. His simple answer was that he would recruit more players and depth on defense than on offense. Well he’s put his money where his mouth is. I think he’s pulled in not only some difference makers on defense but built up some nice depth. Unlike the last year of Wells/Yoss where our defense would cry “Uncle” by the 4th quarter, I think Anderson is approaching it the right way. I think our secondary is deep, we are talented and deep at backer, and we have a corral full of bulls on the d-line. Excited to see what Banda and his band of brothers can orchestrate on defense. We know Anderson and company will eventually get the offense humming.
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At this point, I’m not just drinking the kool-aid, I’m swimming in it. This team is going to surprise a lot of people and they’re going to be really fun to watch. I’m calling it: we get a P5 win and reach 8 wins.
GO AGGIES! GO AGGIES! HEY! HEY! HEY!
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I agree, I have high hopes for the team this year IF, the qb can stay healthy and we can get a high level of play from the qb position. Every other question mark has pretty well been taken care of. I believe it will all come down to that. If that happens, I think we have a very good chance to contend for division champ.
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Banda Brothers...... . there it is!
I couldn't be more excited about the season as well. Even though I know better, I'm swimming with Blurufio in the kool-aid. The reason being that we didn't need a influx of talent. I thought we had a competitive roster of players. What we needed was coaching. I could have assembled a coaching staff from this forum that could have won a game last season, matching GA and that other doofus. Now? We have an actual coaching staff.
Oh yea, we added some probable starting players to an already good roster.
I couldn't be more excited about the season as well. Even though I know better, I'm swimming with Blurufio in the kool-aid. The reason being that we didn't need a influx of talent. I thought we had a competitive roster of players. What we needed was coaching. I could have assembled a coaching staff from this forum that could have won a game last season, matching GA and that other doofus. Now? We have an actual coaching staff.
Oh yea, we added some probable starting players to an already good roster.
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Here's my own current depth chart I like to keep based off what I saw at spring practice (It's hard though because there's so many injuries) & with the info Aggies22 has posted.
I tried to only go 3 deep & include scholarship players. There's more who should see the field though such as Quinton Hadnot WR & Pailate Makakona RB. There's also apparently some un-named DL grad transfer that might start at DT.
I think it's clear we still need 1-2 guys brought in on the O-line and I still expect to see one more DB brought in (and who knows what other solid pieces this staff will add). Other than that most the holes look to be all shored up.
I tried to only go 3 deep & include scholarship players. There's more who should see the field though such as Quinton Hadnot WR & Pailate Makakona RB. There's also apparently some un-named DL grad transfer that might start at DT.
I think it's clear we still need 1-2 guys brought in on the O-line and I still expect to see one more DB brought in (and who knows what other solid pieces this staff will add). Other than that most the holes look to be all shored up.
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That offense looks like a recipe for a great offense in 2022. I think we'll see improvement and lay the foundation for a great year with never everyone returning on offense
Defense has so many upper classmen we have to hope for a lot of improvement this year and it is hard to really get a feel for the future right now.
Regardless, I have a pretty high level of optimism with this staff and where we appear to be headed.
Defense has so many upper classmen we have to hope for a lot of improvement this year and it is hard to really get a feel for the future right now.
Regardless, I have a pretty high level of optimism with this staff and where we appear to be headed.
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I think you will see a good bit of Bowling and Thompkins on the field at the same time in a 5 set package.
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Excited your son is an aggie!KoryBowling wrote: ↑May 18th, 2021, 12:07 pmI think you will see a good bit of Bowling and Thompkins on the field at the same time in a 5 set package.
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Me likee!KoryBowling wrote: ↑May 18th, 2021, 12:07 pmI think you will see a good bit of Bowling and Thompkins on the field at the same time in a 5 set package.
Tell us about his blocking, please. We were weak in our downfield blocking during last year's miserable season.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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He is scrappy for his size. Cefalo will make sure they block for one another.
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He is excited as well! Really loves the campus and the players. We are hopeful for a great season. Wishes he had another year or two to play in Logan.
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I guess my first question was answered by the DesNewsLoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 15th, 2021, 2:08 pmI know fall camp is right around the corner, and a lot has changed in the past 6 months. Looks exciting. Can we discuss further the impact players on both sides of the ball who are regarded as MW First and second team type of players. Who are they?aggies22 wrote: ↑March 18th, 2021, 10:56 amHere is what I've put together as the depth chart after sitting through the first two days of practice.
https://247sports.com/college/utah-stat ... 162470986/
Which Wr position will Jamie nance play?
Are there any contenders for All-Americans on the team?
https://www.deseret.com/2021/5/18/22437 ... e-football
Two of those players, Rice and Hobbs-Vaughns have already drawn rave reviews, as recently as last week in The Athletic in a story ranking the most impactful transfers of the offseason.
“Rice was one of the more unique transfer stories of the wild 2020 season,” Max Olson and Bruce Feldman wrote. “The linebacker left Fresno State in the middle of August as a grad transfer after being named preseason defensive player of the year in the Mountain West. He joined Arkansas State and was on the field two weeks later. Rice had another terrific season there with 76 tackles and a nation-leading 18.5 tackles for loss.
“He then opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
I hope Vaughns can lead the defense, and put up 10-15 TFL and 15-18 Sacks, that would help a lot the defense. Maybe be defensive MWC player of the year?
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15 to 18 sacks in season would definitely land a dude Player of the Year honors.LoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 20th, 2021, 3:43 pmI guess my first question was answered by the DesNewsLoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 15th, 2021, 2:08 pmI know fall camp is right around the corner, and a lot has changed in the past 6 months. Looks exciting. Can we discuss further the impact players on both sides of the ball who are regarded as MW First and second team type of players. Who are they?aggies22 wrote: ↑March 18th, 2021, 10:56 amHere is what I've put together as the depth chart after sitting through the first two days of practice.
https://247sports.com/college/utah-stat ... 162470986/
Which Wr position will Jamie nance play?
Are there any contenders for All-Americans on the team?
https://www.deseret.com/2021/5/18/22437 ... e-football
Two of those players, Rice and Hobbs-Vaughns have already drawn rave reviews, as recently as last week in The Athletic in a story ranking the most impactful transfers of the offseason.
“Rice was one of the more unique transfer stories of the wild 2020 season,” Max Olson and Bruce Feldman wrote. “The linebacker left Fresno State in the middle of August as a grad transfer after being named preseason defensive player of the year in the Mountain West. He joined Arkansas State and was on the field two weeks later. Rice had another terrific season there with 76 tackles and a nation-leading 18.5 tackles for loss.
“He then opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
I hope Vaughns can lead the defense, and put up 10-15 TFL and 15-18 Sacks, that would help a lot the defense. Maybe be defensive MWC player of the year?
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Are you sure? It'd only be the third most sacks in a season by any player on any team in a 12 years.aggies22 wrote: ↑May 20th, 2021, 4:29 pm15 to 18 sacks in season would definitely land a dude Player of the Year honors.LoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 20th, 2021, 3:43 pmI guess my first question was answered by the DesNewsLoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 15th, 2021, 2:08 pmI know fall camp is right around the corner, and a lot has changed in the past 6 months. Looks exciting. Can we discuss further the impact players on both sides of the ball who are regarded as MW First and second team type of players. Who are they?aggies22 wrote: ↑March 18th, 2021, 10:56 amHere is what I've put together as the depth chart after sitting through the first two days of practice.
https://247sports.com/college/utah-stat ... 162470986/
Which Wr position will Jamie nance play?
Are there any contenders for All-Americans on the team?
https://www.deseret.com/2021/5/18/22437 ... e-football
Two of those players, Rice and Hobbs-Vaughns have already drawn rave reviews, as recently as last week in The Athletic in a story ranking the most impactful transfers of the offseason.
“Rice was one of the more unique transfer stories of the wild 2020 season,” Max Olson and Bruce Feldman wrote. “The linebacker left Fresno State in the middle of August as a grad transfer after being named preseason defensive player of the year in the Mountain West. He joined Arkansas State and was on the field two weeks later. Rice had another terrific season there with 76 tackles and a nation-leading 18.5 tackles for loss.
“He then opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
I hope Vaughns can lead the defense, and put up 10-15 TFL and 15-18 Sacks, that would help a lot the defense. Maybe be defensive MWC player of the year?
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You may have a point. We are Utah State and for some reason our players aren't given awards here. Bobby Wagner was a shoo-in and even he wasn't voted Defensive Player of the Year. They gave it to some dude at Louisiana Tech.QuackAttackAggie wrote: ↑May 21st, 2021, 12:11 amAre you sure? It'd only be the third most sacks in a season by any player on any team in a 12 years.aggies22 wrote: ↑May 20th, 2021, 4:29 pm15 to 18 sacks in season would definitely land a dude Player of the Year honors.LoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 20th, 2021, 3:43 pmI guess my first question was answered by the DesNewsLoveMyAggies wrote: ↑May 15th, 2021, 2:08 pmI know fall camp is right around the corner, and a lot has changed in the past 6 months. Looks exciting. Can we discuss further the impact players on both sides of the ball who are regarded as MW First and second team type of players. Who are they?aggies22 wrote: ↑March 18th, 2021, 10:56 amHere is what I've put together as the depth chart after sitting through the first two days of practice.
https://247sports.com/college/utah-stat ... 162470986/
Which Wr position will Jamie nance play?
Are there any contenders for All-Americans on the team?
https://www.deseret.com/2021/5/18/22437 ... e-football
Two of those players, Rice and Hobbs-Vaughns have already drawn rave reviews, as recently as last week in The Athletic in a story ranking the most impactful transfers of the offseason.
“Rice was one of the more unique transfer stories of the wild 2020 season,” Max Olson and Bruce Feldman wrote. “The linebacker left Fresno State in the middle of August as a grad transfer after being named preseason defensive player of the year in the Mountain West. He joined Arkansas State and was on the field two weeks later. Rice had another terrific season there with 76 tackles and a nation-leading 18.5 tackles for loss.
“He then opted to follow coach Blake Anderson to Utah State for his super senior season and performed well this spring. Texas transfer Byron Vaughns also had an excellent spring and is a long, twitchy athlete with a high motor and three years to play. Between those two, the Aggies have added some serious talent at linebacker.”
I hope Vaughns can lead the defense, and put up 10-15 TFL and 15-18 Sacks, that would help a lot the defense. Maybe be defensive MWC player of the year?
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Then our Athletic Department better dig in and begin some serious behind the scenes lobbying to elevate the league profile of Utah State University. Need to GOYA....and get after it Athletic Department. Have a plan, have some guts, have some goals beyond drawing a paycheck.
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I updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
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Thanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
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With the striker basically being a hybrid safety, I would call this formation a 4-2-5.browntown wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:57 amThanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
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Both Jahaziel Lee (6’3” 310) and Phil Paea (6’4” 302) are big dudes. Should be able to clogg up the middle and let our other guys fly around and make some plays. I’m not sure Paea will beat out Marcus Moore for a starting spot but there’s no doubt we will be rotating lots of guys in on the D-line. Really excited about how deep we should be and ability to keep throwing fresh bodies out there.browntown wrote:Thanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
The 4 deep running back competition should be fun to watch. All 4 are capable. Another position that we should be able to keep fresh throughout the game.
So Andy Koch is still listed on the roster. Are expecting him to play? Also interesting that Ali’ifua is 3rd string center on your depth chart. Wasn’t he a multiple year starter? Says a lot about the development and recruiting if so.
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I listed Paea & Lee as starters simply due to the fact of how big they are. I don't know if they will but are obviously talented & big so .AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:04 amBoth Jahaziel Lee (6’3” 310) and Phil Paea (6’4” 302) are big dudes. Should be able to clogg up the middle and let our other guys fly around and make some plays. I’m not sure Paea will beat out Marcus Moore for a starting spot but there’s no doubt we will be rotating lots of guys in on the D-line. Really excited about how deep we should be and ability to keep throwing fresh bodies out there.browntown wrote:Thanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
The 4 deep running back competition should be fun to watch. All 4 are capable. Another position that we should be able to keep fresh throughout the game.
So Andy Koch is still listed on the roster. Are expecting him to play? Also interesting that Ali’ifua is 3rd string center on your depth chart. Wasn’t he a multiple year starter? Says a lot about the development and recruiting if so.
I put Ali'ifua as 3rd because that's where Aggies22 had him on the his spring depth chart after watching spring ball.
I'm assuming Andy Koch won't be able to play due to a medical issues per Aggies22 post & the fact that he's been out all spring.
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Its not a traditional 4-2-5 (4-4). I would say the striker looks pretty much like an outsider backer in function so its run like a 4-3 with a smaller, quicker, faster backer who can also play nickel? Or does a safety come up to act as nickel in 3 receiver sets (Certainly will have to in doubles and triples). Makes sense against today's offenses that a one deep safety set puts too much pressure on the corners.aggies22 wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 10:05 amWith the striker basically being a hybrid safety, I would call this formation a 4-2-5.browntown wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:57 amThanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
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Along the defensive line, there isn't really a 1st and 2nd guy, it's more like starter 1A and 1B because they rotate so often compared to other positions on the field.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:04 amBoth Jahaziel Lee (6’3” 310) and Phil Paea (6’4” 302) are big dudes. Should be able to clogg up the middle and let our other guys fly around and make some plays. I’m not sure Paea will beat out Marcus Moore for a starting spot but there’s no doubt we will be rotating lots of guys in on the D-line. Really excited about how deep we should be and ability to keep throwing fresh bodies out there.browntown wrote:Thanks for posting that and keeping a rough draft. First thing that sticks out to me is the DLine and our front 7, with potentially 3/4 of the DLine being new.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
Question from an uninformed football mind here: what kind of formation is this with just two linebacker spots? I am used to previous formations with either 3 or 4 linebackers (seemed to be more aggressive blitzing this way too if I recall).
The 4 deep running back competition should be fun to watch. All 4 are capable. Another position that we should be able to keep fresh throughout the game.
So Andy Koch is still listed on the roster. Are expecting him to play? Also interesting that Ali’ifua is 3rd string center on your depth chart. Wasn’t he a multiple year starter? Says a lot about the development and recruiting if so.
Based on the info I've received, I would be surprised if Koch is in camp in August BUT before David Woodward was ruled out, he came back in August and gave it one more try but two concussions in a couple of months ultimately did him in.
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I'm interested to see if you saw it different, but to me it looked like Jordan Nathan was the second string behind Mcgriff and Scarver was the other starting WR opposite Mcgriff.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
I'm interested to see how the O-Line shakes out. It was tough to get a read on it with so many guys injured in the spring.
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The offensive line and the secondary. Especially the cornerbacks. I've heard that Luke Marion might miss the upcoming season.SlumJum wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:57 amI'm interested to see if you saw it different, but to me it looked like Jordan Nathan was the second string behind Mcgriff and Scarver was the other starting WR opposite Mcgriff.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
I'm interested to see how the O-Line shakes out. It was tough to get a read on it with so many guys injured in the spring.
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Re: Week One Spring Ball Depth Chart
I'm not sure it's that different from a personnel standpoint than defenses that we've ran in the past.
The DEs are kind of between LB and a DE. Think Bojay, D.J. Tialavea, even Kyler fit this body type. The Striker is between a S and a LB - think Mo Alexander.
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Re: Week One Spring Ball Depth Chart
Where do Wakely and Mendenhall figure in the depth chart at safety?aggies22 wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:59 amThe offensive line and the secondary. Especially the cornerbacks. I've heard that Luke Marion might miss the upcoming season.SlumJum wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:57 amI'm interested to see if you saw it different, but to me it looked like Jordan Nathan was the second string behind Mcgriff and Scarver was the other starting WR opposite Mcgriff.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
I'm interested to see how the O-Line shakes out. It was tough to get a read on it with so many guys injured in the spring.
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Re: Week One Spring Ball Depth Chart
Mendenhall will be playing striker. Wakely may end up back at QB. He was actually playing cornerback during spring ball once all the injuries occurred.Yossarian wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 12:28 pmWhere do Wakely and Mendenhall figure in the depth chart at safety?aggies22 wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:59 amThe offensive line and the secondary. Especially the cornerbacks. I've heard that Luke Marion might miss the upcoming season.SlumJum wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 11:57 amI'm interested to see if you saw it different, but to me it looked like Jordan Nathan was the second string behind Mcgriff and Scarver was the other starting WR opposite Mcgriff.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 9:25 amI updated my rough draft depth chart with the new additions.
I'm interested to see how the O-Line shakes out. It was tough to get a read on it with so many guys injured in the spring.