Well I don't know about you guys but I always used it ironically because at the time we sucked out loud as a team. More of a statement on the teams lack of talent at the time.
Yeah he nailed 11 of 32. .344 - that's pretty good for a batting average. Kinda brings everything into perspective though cause it's still kinda shitty. If it was a GPA it'd be an F.
Reminder, CEH credits Darrell Williams with teaching him how to play in college amd considers him a big brother. Wonder if he gets the "Dieter Bump" on the roster.
If not he needs to start sucking up to Pat.
I would ignore his Michigan tape as he bulked up to play inside for some stupid reason. The CMU version would be more relevant as I guess he's staying at end.
Niang put starting caliber play on tape. I wouldn't call him a project. He'll be a starter sooner rather than later. Probably the 5th best tackle. That's great value at end of the third.
CEH not as fast as far as top speed, but much higher explosion metrics (@50th percentile for rice, mid 90th percentile for CEH). Both had good balance coming out. Rice was stronger, CEH has better patience, lateral agility and routes. Both good receivers coming out though. Not the worst comp but a natural one due to the size. CEH 2 inches shorter and @10 pounds heavier coming out. Rice had 2 to 3 times the number of carries in college.
