Thought on Nesbitt

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odw

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I just had a thought. I know that Nesbitt appears to be the favorite. Just a random thought here. Say Booker were to win the job in the fall, would there be a chance that we'd redshirt Nesbitt this year. I know its probably not likely at all, just wanted to get your thoughts on it.
 
ok i will remember the name... i can't wai to see t. washington and jaybo in here to see what they can do
 
Watch out for him at a back this year though. I think we will see maybe three of four people not be redshirted. Marcus wright jaybo shaw omoreggie uzzi and somebody in the secondary.
 
Josh just can't seem to find the handle. Super athletic but has now demonstrated fumbleitis with two staffs and systems. If he is still dropping the rock in August, he may bee headed for another position.
 
Think Jaybo can step it up ASAP or would that be asking to much for a True Fresh?
 
Not sure what is going to happen with Josh come fall.... This I know.... Give him a seam, a little daylight and he flat glides down the field.

I was very disappointed that he didn't look like he knew what he was doing yesterday. But, I do believe that 3 weeks of playing everydown against the TO has really made this defense quite instinctive on how to defend the base 3 O.

Seems that on wrinkles, when it was executed well, where the O moved the ball.

Fumbiltis.... maybe.... More discipline in what to do when he's caught behind the line, definitely....

But not able to run the offense? Give him a break until Jax St.... Then we will know.

Biggest issue yesterday.... 1st string D line dominated the line of scrimmage.... All day
 
There were some flashes of brilliance from JN. I really hope he gets sticky hands in the next couple of months, b/c he has the potential to be REALLY good.

And, like nwg said, the O-Line was dominated all day.
 
I can tell everyone this...

Jayson Foster, the Walter Payton Award Winner from GSU started his soph year, made the playoffs, but surely had fumbleitis from time to time running the triple option. Two years later under Chris Hatcher (and his third Offense in four years, he became the MVP of all of Division I FCS) JN may have a rough start but give him time and he could win the... (dare I say) Heisman!
 
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