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His profile is eerily similar to Chuck Sharon's coming out of high school.

Florida product, modest stats in a running-orientated offense, tremendous height and physical potential and a background in track, specifically the triple jump.

These are the type of players who flourish in our offense. The coaching staff has proven they can develop players once they're exposed to the system and become familiar with the nuances.

Yes, I'm really intrigued by this kid. Can't wait to see what he can do.

is davis or alexander gonna get red shirted bc i was just wondering cuz i havent seen anyhting about it yet but i dont know who would know that anyways but if alexander is enrolling early then he def aitn gonna get redshirted but what about davis?!?!? and i gotta tell ya i cant wait to see us spread it out this year if we got sharon, sanders , and these 2 freshman at receiver.....if they can provide some catches along with chuck and steve this may be one of the more explosive receiving units in the nation

FlippinFalconFan wrote:is davis or alexander gonna get red shirted bc i was just wondering cuz i havent seen anyhting about it yet but i dont know who would know that anyways but if alexander is enrolling early then he def aitn gonna get redshirted but what about davis?!?!? and i gotta tell ya i cant wait to see us spread it out this year if we got sharon, sanders , and these 2 freshman at receiver.....if they can provide some catches along with chuck and steve this may be one of the more explosive receiving units in the nation

From the tone Brandon was taking on signing day, I think we should assume everyone will redshirt unless we hear otherwise.

I saw a quote somewhere from Coach Brandon where he said we only pulled the red-shirt off one guy (Winovich) last season, and that's the way we want to do it this year, too. I would imagine most, if not all, of our freshmen will be red-shirted.

That's a big switch from "I'm not going to red-shirt these guys so they can help another coach," eh?

orangeandbrown wrote:That's a big switch from "I'm not going to red-shirt these guys so they can help another coach," eh?

He's learning.

One could probably build a 500- or 600- level sports administration course in PR using Brandon and that guy at the University of Florida as case studies.

orangeandbrown wrote:I saw a quote somewhere from Coach Brandon where he said we only pulled the red-shirt off one guy (Winovich) last season, and that's the way we want to do it this year, too. I would imagine most, if not all, of our freshmen will be red-shirted.

And didn't that thread note he forgot about Brandon Mack? Nonetheless, let's use those redshirts to help us continue building a good program!