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Spring ball time. Looking forward to Spring game already. Hope our crazy weather cooperates.

EJ Junior and Croslen have left...

Spring roster looks a might thin...


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We will have great depth at RB, we are fine at QB, and we should have depth at OL.

Everything else, I'm not sure we have a full two deep. This is 2010 all over again, and Loeffler will get all the patience afforded to Clawson.

Wow. Defense is going to be BAD. We have nothing on the d line.

More worrisome is LB. Only 6 LB on roster right now. There will have to be some position changes and true freshman starting I think.

9 DL, 6 LB not counting incoming freshmen. 3-3-5 defense would be something to try if bodies are a concern.

I can't wait for the season. Those of you that can make some practices, please leave updates! Yeah we have work to do but after meeting Coach Loeffler last weekend, this guy is ready to work his ass off. The team was at the women's win over Kent. Time for the ride back to the top...patience, of course. We hit rock bottom last season. GO FALCONS!!!

It's pretty clear that the offense is going to have to win some games because the defense probably isn't going to....

The new recruit from Erie Prep was being projected to play center. I would have to think the plans have changed on that one.

With the d-line situation the way it is it's going to be tough to expect anything big this year.

We've been successful in the past moving players from position to position, including some switching sides of the ball. AT, Sean O'Drobinak, Freddie Barnes, Jordan Roussos, and Austin Valdez to name a few. I have to wonder if there are any reserve OL, TE, or RB who can switch to the defensive front seven and make an impact. O'Drobinak was only a DT for one year. That year filled a crucial need in a bowl bound team.

Follow up. Two of Omar Jacobs' backups switched positions, three if you count AT. Pete Winovich, older brother of star Michigan DL Chase Winovich, played both sides of the ball after changing from QB. And Van Johnson was initially a QB but changed to DB his final years when Jacobs took over QB. So position changes have really been successful in the past. That might be the way to pad the defensive depth some.

MarkL wrote:And Van Johnson was initially a QB but changed to DB his final years when Jacobs took over QB.

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MarkL wrote:We've been successful in the past moving players from position to position, including some switching sides of the ball. AT, Sean O'Drobinak, Freddie Barnes, Jordan Roussos, and Austin Valdez to name a few. I have to wonder if there are any reserve OL, TE, or RB who can switch to the defensive front seven and make an impact. O'Drobinak was only a DT for one year. That year filled a crucial need in a bowl bound team.

I counted 7 TEs. I know we are going to be running more of a pro style offense but that when you have 9 DL and 6 LBs, 7 TEs is a lot.

Being from such a small school Loy had to have played defense in HS right? He's bigger than all of our LBs and some of our DL, good athlete, looks like a DE. Stick him there.

Loy is one of the two QB we have with game experience (one of three scholarship QB on the entire roster). He's staying at QB...

I can't think of a good reason for 7 TEs. That's a good place to look for some moves. And most TEs in HS also play DL. They can always come on to the field on offense occasionally for power sets.