ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 9:34 pm
That 2016 season was a disaster and I recall that there was a sense that opposition defences had figured out Milanovich's offence.
Couple that with, IMO, was poor recruiting by Barker and it was a recipe for disaster.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 9:34 pm
That 2016 season was a disaster and I recall that there was a sense that opposition defences had figured out Milanovich's offence.
Couple that with, IMO, was poor recruiting by Barker and it was a recipe for disaster.
And the 3 big receivers all seemed to become head cases at the same time. Gurley, Elliott and Hazelton.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 9:34 pm
That 2016 season was a disaster and I recall that there was a sense that opposition defences had figured out Milanovich's offence.
Couple that with, IMO, was poor recruiting by Barker and it was a recipe for disaster.
And the 3 big receivers all seemed to become head cases at the same time. Gurley, Elliott and Hazelton.
True. After the release of those three plus Phil Bates, they were down to the likes of Llevi Noel and Brian Jones, who just weren't starting calibre receivers. Devier Posey did make his debut though so all was not completely lost.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 9:34 pm
That 2016 season was a disaster and I recall that there was a sense that opposition defences had figured out Milanovich's offence.
Couple that with, IMO, was poor recruiting by Barker and it was a recipe for disaster.
And the 3 big receivers all seemed to become head cases at the same time. Gurley, Elliott and Hazelton.
Elliott was awesome, master of the ball spin even when coming way short of a first down.
It didn't help that Ricky Ray wasn't particularly healthy in 2016 either. They started the season well, but then Ray got injured and the floor caved in with Logan Kilgore at QB.
