Noted updated roster, Congo not listed? We are not deep on the DL.

Also no Frank Brown

Grey Congo is graduating, and moving on. DL actually returns a lot.

DT Isaiah Stephens - Starter
DT Chris Donald - Starting experience / hopefully healthy for full year
DE Peyton Gryder - Starter
DE Matt Ahola - Starter
DT VJ Davy - 4th in rotation last season
DE Xavier Roscoe - Starting experience / 3rd in rotation last season
DE Spencer Kleinrichert - 4th in rotation last season

Add in rFr. Bill Murray and Joe Suarez and it looks like a nine-man rotation.

(01-23-2016 09:45 AM)Tribe4SF Wrote:  Grey Congo is graduating, and moving on. DL actually returns a lot.

DT Isaiah Stephens - Starter
DT Chris Donald - Starting experience / hopefully healthy for full year
DE Peyton Gryder - Starter
DE Matt Ahola - Starter
DT VJ Davy - 4th in rotation last season
DE Xavier Roscoe - Starting experience / 3rd in rotation last season
DE Spencer Kleinrichert - 4th in rotation last season

Add in rFr. Bill Murray and Joe Suarez and it looks like a nine-man rotation.

Did not know he graduated, concern at depth was aimed more at DT.

Richmond (9-3) outgained the Tribe (9-4), 448-214, and piled up 302 yards on the ground. UR tailback Jacobi Green provided much of that production, as he rushed for 141 yards on 25 carries with three touchdowns.

Despite being outgained, 540-480, and committing four turnovers, W&M posted its highest point total since scoring 52 in a win against VMI in 2008 en route to improving to 6-0 at home this season.

DU quarterback Dillon Buechel provided much of the Dukes' offense, as he completed 33-of-53 passes for 423 yards with six touchdowns. Wideout Chris King accounted for 12 catches for 221 yards with a score, while Wayne Capers totaled three touchdown receptions.

Info on our last two games show we need to be better at both stopping the run & the pass.

The two new guys need to be great or we need a defensive scheme change or both.

We need a dominant pass rusher. Haven't really had one in a while. Reilly was solid, but not a disruptive force.

(01-23-2016 11:30 AM)wanm65 Wrote:  Richmond (9-3) outgained the Tribe (9-4), 448-214, and piled up 302 yards on the ground. UR tailback Jacobi Green provided much of that production, as he rushed for 141 yards on 25 carries with three touchdowns.

Despite being outgained, 540-480, and committing four turnovers, W&M posted its highest point total since scoring 52 in a win against VMI in 2008 en route to improving to 6-0 at home this season.

DU quarterback Dillon Buechel provided much of the Dukes' offense, as he completed 33-of-53 passes for 423 yards with six touchdowns. Wideout Chris King accounted for 12 catches for 221 yards with a score, while Wayne Capers totaled three touchdown receptions.

Info on our last two games show we need to be better at both stopping the run & the pass.

The two new guys need to be great or we need a defensive scheme change or both.

Definitely need this, unless we like giving teams free curl/slant routes every play

Stephens needs to have a year similar to his true freshmen year. Would be nice if we found a pass rusher off of the edge also.

Frank Brown had dropped down to the 4th spot and not being on scholarship his chances were slim and none to ever taking a snap in a game.

(01-24-2016 08:14 PM)Tribe Fan Wrote:  Frank Brown had dropped down to the 4th spot and not being on scholarship his chances were slim and none to ever taking a snap in a game.

That's a shame. I thought he looked pretty good during the spring game a couple years ago.

Brown just doesn't have the arm. He can run around a little but has trouble zipping the ball in there.

Frank is a senior class wise, so no real reason to play a fifth year and ride pine, especially if he wasn't getting scholarship money.