Outgoing Player Transfers (2023-24)
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Looks like Leonard averaged 10 carries per game last year, but I'd bet Denbrock has a plan for both Leonard, and whoever is the backup, that 1) tries to keep Leonard healthy, and 2) allows ND to run the same offense regardless of who's under center. If he has more than 5 designed run plays per game, I'd be surprised, although I'm betting he'll have some rollouts with a green light to run, so...8.5 CPG??! That's my O/U. -
Depends on how healthy Riley's ankle is... -
By FaithInIrish Forever · Posted
I usually start at 100. But this guy posting at 111 yesterday got me antsy I like Freeman I like the recruiting I like the transfer and NIL stuff because it encourages players to stay in school longer instead of automatically taking a chance on the draft. Don't know if I'll commit to everyday but I do want to give it a start. -
By FaithInIrish Forever · Posted
Feel Like I have not done a total nerdy deep Dive this summer yet I'm going to first compare the extremes and then do an average. Jayden Daniels had a huge role in the LSU running game last year \ https://cfbstats.com/2023/team/365/rushing/index.html https://cfbstats.com/2023/team/513/rushing/index.html So Jayden Daniels averaged l 11-12 carries a Game and Sam Hartman Averaged 3-4. Diggs averaged 12 per carries game while Estime had 18 a game LSU averaged 33-34 rushes a game ND averaged 35 or 36 I assume with Denbrock the Amount of QB Rushes will go up. How much would you expect them to go up by? I'm Thinking think just simple averages if Daniels had 12 ish and Hartman Had 4ish ND QB 1 in 2024 could have 8 ish. -
Update, I don't think several of his offers are actual offers. Might be more of a potential off after camping/working out.
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