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It would be the headline of the season if a kid sliding under the radar like Nick Morrow developed into a stud offensive tackle. Position change players who make it big are always feel good scenarios. Think John Lynch's position change from quarterback to safety at Stanford. But, alas, player development is perhaps the biggest weakness of Wilcox coached teams. No players drafted from the offensive side of the ball since he's been there tells the story.

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Thanks Avi!!

Stan the Man and BJ anchoring that D-line would be a nice sight to see…hope they can return to form and be impact players. They sound like great kids.

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WILCOX SHOLD UNDERSTAND PLAYERS SHOULD FIRST BE ASSESED IN TERMS OF THEIR PHYSICAL ABILITIES WHICH, IN AND OF ITSELF, SHOLD DETERMIN WHAT POSITION EACH PLAYER SHOULD BE CONSIERED BEST FOR ASSGNMENT, RATHER THAN JUST GRAB THE AVAILABLE PLAYER, WHO WILL ULTIMATELY BE ASSIGNED THE TASK OF PERFORMUNG WHAT EVER THE COACH LAYS OUT IN THE PLAYS HE GIVES THE TEAM, ERGO, JUST GIVING ASSIGNMENTS TO CARRY OUT WHAT PLAYS ARE BEING CALLED IS NOT AS GOOD AS FIRST SELECTING THE CAPABILITIES OF THE PLAYERSS AND THEREBY ESTABLISHING THE PLAYS TO BE ASSIGNED. THIS IS HOW TO WIN MORE GAMES!!

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Sounds like we might be thin at DB. Maybe that's why we got a few from the portal.

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