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ScoutExile said...
Marvin Robinson did not, and he played in 11 games on special teams. He'll be a sophomore.
William Michael Campbell did not, and he played in all 13 games. He'll be a junior.
Ricardo Miller did, but he saw action on special teams against UMass. He'll be a redshirt freshman.
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FWIW, I heard that the coaches devote a lot of time into improving Campbell's technique and worth ethic. They know they have a monster physical specimen to work with, they just need to get him playing at the level he could be with his athleticism and size.
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Frank C said...
If the coaches can convince William Campbell that he can be a 1st rounder in the 2013 NFL Draft and a future millionaire, then it would go a long way in helping him motivate himself.
I hope Campbell does not waste the incredible opportunity he has to not only secure his future but also help his family.
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Frank C said...
Sean Rogers? Did you mean Shaun Rogers?
I had to look him up and wiki says that he's a 3 time Pro Bowler. I doubt he was able to reach that level without some level of hard work. And if he did coast to those accolades, then it speaks to how much more dominant Rogers could have been if he had been a self-motivated, go-getter.
Anyways, Campbell has the potential to be a dominant DT (in the mold of Nick Fairley) in the 4-3 base defense.
If Campbell puts in the time and effort, then I can't see why he can't be a terror in both college and in the NFL.
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This. I think the coaching change will end up being a great thing for Big Will. It was said many times that during the spring coach Montgomery worked with Will more than any other player. He also no longer has to worry about getting his weight down to 315 or whatever the previous staff wanted. Greg Mattison told him to "be big". Having him next to Martin will also take a HUGE load off of Mike shoulders as well. We should be pretty stout up front.
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It's more important for the front three to be big IMO. For example, the Green Bay Packers run a 3-4 and average 311 lbs. up front. If we were to run a 3-4 this season at UM we would average 305 lbs. (assuming Martin, Big Will and Van Bergen are the starters). And with the DL's we've brought in so far (and Pipkins hopefully) that size is sustainable.
The one linebacker that you do need to be a little bigger in a 3-4 is the strongside backer. Clay Matthews plays this for GB and he's only 255. Bolden, Ojemudia or even Pharaoh Brown could get to that weight. Kenny Demens is there right now. The average weight of the GB starting LB's last season was 247 lbs. Michigan this season would average 227 lbs (and this is with Cam Gordon at 210 lbs.).
We'll see I guess. I also think that Mattison ran a 3-4 in Baltimore.
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MyBoyChuck said...
It's more important for the front three to be big IMO. For example, the Green Bay Packers run a 3-4 and average 311 lbs. up front. If we were to run a 3-4 this season at UM we would average 305 lbs. (assuming Martin, Big Will and Van Bergen are the starters). And with the DL's we've brought in so far (and Pipkins hopefully) that size is sustainable.
The one linebacker that you do need to be a little bigger in a 3-4 is the strongside backer. Clay Matthews plays this for GB and he's only 255. Bolden, Ojemudia or even Pharaoh Brown could get to that weight. Kenny Demens is there right now. The average weight of the GB starting LB's last season was 247 lbs. Michigan this season would average 227 lbs (and this is with Cam Gordon at 210 lbs.).
We'll see I guess. I also think that Mattison ran a 3-4 in Baltimore.
This post was edited by theyellow_dup on 6/27/2011 at 10:46 AM
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