Sounds like Demetris Robertson will be on the field this spring?

I know a few people are picking Zeandae Johnson as a potential break out player, but I don't know if that is a realistic expectation for someone that will not have practiced in a year.

I agree - Johnson is taking on some of the career projections of Chase Lyman. Lyman was a great prospect and had some great games late in 2003 and at the start of 2004, but being injury-prone, that was it. We have seen this movie before.

How is Stovall looking?

Is it reasonable to expect him to get back into the wr rotation this year?

MoragaBear said:

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Big C said:

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Sounds like Demetris Robertson will be on the field this spring?

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You were asking?

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Zoom zoom! Looks like he's filling out, too. D-Rob gives the offense a whole 'nother dimension we didn't have last year.

Big C said:

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MoragaBear said:

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Big C said:

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Sounds like Demetris Robertson will be on the field this spring?

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You were asking?

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Zoom zoom! Looks like he's filling out, too. D-Rob gives the offense a whole 'nother dimension we didn't have last year.

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Only if Cal changes QBs. Doesn't matter how fast a WR is if the QB can't throw accurately beyond 20 yards.

Uthaithani said:

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Big C said:

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MoragaBear said:

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Big C said:

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Sounds like Demetris Robertson will be on the field this spring?

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You were asking?

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Zoom zoom! Looks like he's filling out, too. D-Rob gives the offense a whole 'nother dimension we didn't have last year.

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Only if Cal changes QBs. Doesn't matter how fast a WR is if the QB can't throw accurately beyond 20 yards.

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Passing proficiency is on a continuum. Sure, if Bowers flat-out "can't make the throws", we need to find somebody else. More likely, he is just somewhat-below-average-to-average on arm strength for a college quarterback.

We obviously need a better passing game than we had last year. Some of that can come in a variety of ways besides QB play, but we also need better QB play.

Bowers showed enough last year to where he might be a pretty good starter for us if he continues to improve.

A quarterback that does a lot of things well, but doesn't have an average-to-above-average arm, can maybe be compensated for by doing things like getting the ball out earlier on deep throws and going deep on downs when the defense is expecting it less.. Obviously, this only works to an extent.

I'm sure the staff will go with the best they have. It may or may not be Bowers.

Who were the other guys who ran sub-4.59?

Matt Rockett back on the field?

Could use another punt block one day.