Well, given the experience in place and the skill sets, this will showcase what kind of coordination we'll get on offense to play to Davis' current strengths.

I've been thinking all off-season how Hastings will run Shredville...it's so not his game...but Plough does have Larison for one more year...it has to be a Larison centered offense right?

Shredville mindset is aggressive and attacking, requires a tremendous level of conditioning, both physically and mentally. Defensively, I imagine the emphasis is to create turnovers and be opportunistic.

Is Huard still considered a "5 Star" QB at this point?

Cleeland kid comes from a really good northwest football family, dad played at UW, drafted 2nd Round, played for the Saints and the Patriots -- got caught up in some bs late-90's hazing incident that ended up hurting his eyesight for life.

Plays at Jesuit HS, a Portland area power - can dunk - has great athleticism and a live arm. Crusaders love the deep ball thanks to Cleeland's arm talent, and they have QB run packages that he also executes with his above average speed and agility.

https://www.hudl.com/profile/16452085/Treynor-Cleeland

Some solid offers here. Good young men

Encouraging Lineup...who's playing LB for UC Davis - that'll be the big ask this fall. No doubt we're looking for some transfer guys who are No. 3 / No. 4 on the depth chart at Boise, Nevada, Utah State, Arizona...

Thanks for the updates, looks like the Plough boys are getting after it.

Good question, I don't know if I've seen a release on last season's winners.

Honestly, there are so many players, without a massive, massive network of scouts and input people, it's not surprising they have the scrape the barrel for information on all kinds of prospects -- especially at the FCS lower/mid tier FBS level.

Yup, still no offensive coordinator on the coaching list.

Hoping Kennedy has a massive year. Obviously, offensive lines will roll their chips and blocking packages to secure him, but coming into his what senior year? Guy should be primed for his big reveal for pro scouts.

Vargas is a bigger back, no question.

With Teddye and Tatt gone it's wide open at the LB position for playing time.

Lockett appears to have had stints in the Pac 12 in offensive and defensive graduate assistant posts. I'm also reading he's been a private coach in the LA area working with local talent. Originally from Diamond Bar. College ball at San Diego State, cups of NFL coffee with Cincinnati and the Washington team...then the BC Lions.

Rocky Top shredded them in all phases

We knew Bill for some time when SochorField, 6thman, 05 and myself were at every game. Sat right next to us. We extend our heartfelt sympathies and love to his family and friends.

Sign of the times

Montana's not on this list and they're in the Final Four - so unless we're expecting to see Houston Christian barnburn the 2024 season, I think it still comes down to preparation and execution as always...and a bloody quarterback that can bring it all together.