🏈 Graduate Transfer Running Back?

[rolltide66]

6'2" 194 Foster is very smooth, I for one, was extremely impressed early last year and thought he was becoming the go to guy. Injuries of course, changed all of that and opened things up for Calvin Ridley to have a fantastic freshman year. With Ridley, Foster and Stewart in the lead positions and having OJ coming out of the HB/TE position... who do you double? Adding in back-ups who have had some seasoning and potential, if one of these guys stumbles or gets hurts; next man up is not as scary as it has been.

 

[BamaMD]

:agree: and :bman:

:bamadance::bman::tank:

 

[TerryP]

I think some of you are forgetting about Robert Foster at the receiver position. He appeared to be emerging as 'the guy' before his injury

A guy, maybe?

I for one, was extremely impressed early last year and thought he was becoming the go to guy.

If we look over the time Foster had this season his number of receptions didn't overshadow anyone else's. He had the best numbers against Wisconsin but those weren't drastically different than anyone else's. Foster, Mullaney, and Stewart all finished that Wisky game within a reception of each other, and only 12 yards separated the three.

(Foster did have a touchdown ... a story in itself. The sideline routes we saw that were featuring great passes, some great catches, and momentum changes in the later part of the season were the same concept/route as what Foster scored on against Wisky ... except, he was the underneath route and a second read.)

The offensive passing game had good distribution the first several games all the while trying to find its answer for the QB position.

 

[RTB X Bot]

 

[kbama15]

Barry Sanders Jr. chose to follow in his dads footsteps and is headed to Okie state.

 

[XXL TideFan]

Barry Sanders Jr. chose to follow in his dads footsteps and is headed to Okie state.

Shocked if he didn't

 

[JoshB]

Yeah I think we all knew it was pretty much a lock he would go to that rathole.