TNET: Practice Insider: Freshman continues to impress as Tigers move into the sun

The only folks that won't be ready to see all the skill we'll have on the offensive side of the ball will be our opponents, and yes, they're going to hate every offensive down that we play, they will feel they had men missing from their defense, and they will have two or three people counting every down to make sure they have 11 men on the field every down, and they will still feel they were short a man or two!!!

With really good coaching preparing the team for this coming season with all the talent our offense will have, young but very talented and really good coaching this team could be in the championship game this coming season. No one knows how good our team should be better than the guys playing on the team, and I don't think that anybody doubts that Mickens would have been drafted, but he chose to stay and play on what he feels is a championship team this coming season. Remember the guy that felt that same way for our 2018 team, and they said they were coming back to win a natty and we blew Bama out the stadium. RJ feels that same way about this year's team, and he is staying to celebrate with all his friends and teammates. This could be the year yet again without a lot of bad injuries. Go Tigers, it's Natty Time for the team from the Valley, Death Valley, Go Tigers!!!

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Re: TNET: Practice Insider: Freshman continues to impress as Tigers move into the sun

Mar 4, 2024, 11:52 PM

Have any of you T-Netters heard anything about when Christian Bentancur will be joining the team, or has he done that already.

This is one kid that I've been pretty excited to hear about especially with our TE room being a little on the bare side with elite TE recruits, and this Christian Bentancur IMO had an elite HS career as a 6'5" 235 lb TE that had 231 receptions for 3,867 yards and 51 touchdowns that averages out to be about 17 yards every time he touched the ball playing at the HS level, and that is just what the Garrett Riley offense needs, and that is a TE that can gain a few yards after the catch.

I mean Briningstool is the man with our TEs bc he has the experience, but adding a really tall TE that has the catching skills that Bentancur has, him and Briningstool can cause opposing defenses to cover those two man on man bc if they try to put double coverage on either of our TEs it will cause them to be really light with covering Mahfa of our receivers plus there is Cade that can run the ball pretty well himself, and with our skill positions being as good as they should be, defenses are going to have a very long day or night depending on what time we play, but day or night game, they will have their hands mighty full trying to cover all the skill we will have starting with Mahfa at RB, Cade at QB, Bentancur and Briningstool at TE, and then there will be all the talent we should have at WR.

Even if opposing defenses had our play book, they would still have to figure out how they will cover all the skill we'll have on offense, and I just don't see it happening, not every play all game long... With just a little experience with the skill that we'll have this coming season, we should be unstoppable is the way I see it...

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