This dude just went for 40 PTs, 27 REBs and 10 assists. Those numbers are unreal

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Source told me Mizzou believes McNeil is "locked in" following his official visit to NC State this weekend. Trying to reach McNeil himself, but that's the word for now

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Let's talk some hoops!

Rock M Nation had an article with some potential candidates a few days ago.

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Proctor flip to Bama and then.........


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I know that Hamdan was a supporter of Brady Cook (not that others weren't, I just know Bush saw some potential there). He was also the main recruiter on Gabarri Johnson. The impact this has on the QB room is something to watch. I'm not saying anything will necessarily happen, just that it's at least something we have to pay attention to. Think this means a QB coach/OC probably needs to get done pretty soon. And it may increase the likelihood of taking a transfer at the position depending on how things go.

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More on Mizzou's latest commitment - a 6-foot-7, 230-pound athlete is always a good add

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Solis has an announcement today at noon CST

Eligible to wear SEC graduate patch to the bowl game. That was fast.

This is going to be a great matchup

• Forget how Wake ended the season, they have one of the best offensive units in college football.
• They have a littany of playmakers on their roster and are licking their chops to prove their worth against a stout SEC defense.

Sam Hartman is public enemy #1 for Missouri

• He is one of the best QB's in the nation and has taken Wake Forest to unforseen heights as a program during his tenure.

Expect this to be a strength-against-strength game in all facets

• Wake Forest's receiving core is one of the best in CFB, but Mizzou's back seven is no joke.
• It will be a battle on the perimeter, and a battle we must win to come home with a victory.

Top Players by overall rating:

• QB #10 SAM HARTMAN - 87 OVERALL RATING (best player on the field!)
  
  • 3,400 passing yards
  • 35 TD, 11 INT
• WR #9 A.T. PERRY - 81 OVERALL RATING
  
  • 70 receptions, 1,000 yards
  • 11 TD's
  • Targeted 112 times, doubling next receiver
• WR #2 TAYLOR MORIN - 78 OVERALL RATING
  
  • 44 receptions, 550 yards
  • 7 TD's
  • Splits slot duties with another great wideout, Ke'Shawn Williams (76 OVR). That makes his statistics even more eye-popping.

Guys we can pick on:

• LT #59 JE'VIONTE' NASH - 52 OVERALL RATING
  
  • 43 overall pass-blocker, not typical of a LT at all
  • Has given up 5 sacks, 29 pressures
  • Relatively short for an FBS LT (6'3), much better run blocker than pass blocker.
• RG #59 LOIC NYA NGASSAM - 63 OVERALL RATING
  
  • Giant disparity in his pass blocking grade (79 OVR) and run blocking grade (58 OVR)
  • He will be matched up against our best run-stuffing DL, Darius Robinson. If Robinson has a big game, they will only be able to run to their left.

Wake Forest has built a reputation for running their slow-mesh RPO offense, where the QB will ride the mesh with the RB deep into the LOS before throwing a downfield pass.

• Blake Baker majors in Cover 1, which takes the defensive backs out of their run-pass conflict that they'd have in zone coverages ("do I defend the run or defend the pass?"). Our eyes are on the receivers the entire play.
  • However, I still expect Wake to go back to this scheme quite often against our defense.
    • Missouri will have to play a four-man rush, "1 RAT" coverage for reasons I'll explain later. This is man across the board, with a zone-dropping "rat" Linebacker undercutting any middle-running routes.
      • One of the popular RPO's in Wake Forest's offense is to pair an inside running play with a pair of quick-hitting slant routes, the QB reading the backside LB.
        • In a 1 RAT scheme, this places the LB in a bit of conflict. He will see run action for a long time, but does he chill at 5 yards in anticipation for the pass, or fill his run gap? If he fills his run gap, we end up playing man on one of their top targets, either Taylor Morin/Ke'Shawn Williams. If he stays at 5 yards, we run a major risk of losing a hat in the run game.
          • I think we have to dare them to give the football and rely on our interior DL to beat blocks.

Sam Hartman is elite against the blitz. He is graded out as a 90 OVR QB against the blitz, and teams have still tried it all year.

• We must be able to get home with four
  • Missouri majors in 1 RAT and "NO-RAT" Cover 1 (5-man pressure, no "rat" to help on inside-breaking routes)
    • With Hartman's elite grades vs. the blitz, I would be surprised if we run 5-man pressures with country-ass man coverage on these WR's. If they beat man coverage and break the tackle, these receivers are very capable of doing serious damage. We need a rat defender to help or we're playing with fire.
  • If we ever elect to run a zone scheme, we must play a well-disguised Quarter-Quarter-Half look rotated to the defense's right side. Consider stunting the DT's with these calls or just penetrating them to accelerate the timeline with the slow-mesh.
    • Sam Hartman is excellent at hitting the intermediate "hole shot" throws to A.T. Perry on the defense's right side. We need to bail out in zone coverages and make him beat us underneath.
• Look for Johnny Walker Jr. to have a big game as he matches up against their struggling LT, Je'Vionte' Nash in dropback pass scenarios.

This game is when we will find out how good Carnell & Rakestraw really are.

• They will be tested in a way they haven't been tested since Tennessee. Hopefully, the outcome is better than that.
  • A.T. Perry, Ke'Shawn Williams, and Taylor Morin have been shredding defenses all year.
    • Carnell will be on Morin/Williams as he gets the start at the "STAR" position
    • Perry only lines up on the left side of the formation, where he will be paired up with Rakestraw the entire game.
• Against the last elite receiving core we played (Tennessee), Mizzou played a lot of off-man coverage. I don't think we can do that against the Demon Deacons.
  • The timing in their offense is unusually slow. Playing off-man gives the receivers time to work elusive moves on us that would force us to hold or get beat.
    • A receiver can only do so many things to beat a press man defender. I think Rakestraw is quick enough to stick with any arm-over or shake from the long-legged A.T. Perry at the LOS.
      • Perry's most successful routes are Glance Posts, Digs, and Intermediate Crossing routes. Playing a hard-inside corner limits his route tree to deep outside fades if we play with good technique. I like our chances with Rakestraw on a fade.
  • Carnell will see a load of quick slants from the slot-receiver duo in their RPO's. Playing off-man from inside leverage gives them a chance to turn our hips with a well-executed release.
    • I think we can be successful playing a tight outside-shade leverage over the slot position.
      • This lets us carry him in the low-hip trail position to the Rat LB, creating a bracket.
      • This also make it much more difficult to run the "slot fade" offenses have used against us.

Going to have their hands full this afternoon.

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Said he had a great visit. Has a top two of Mizzou and Vandy. Plans to have a decision soon, possibly even today. I'll write up a full story in a bit. I'd be relatively shocked if it isn't Mizzou

Says they had 12 official visitors.

"We're going to be down some players, but everybody's down some players this time of year"

Says he doesn't expect to be without anyone who we don't already know about.

"I love it. I'm excited to be back. I called Brady and told him good news, bad news"

Good chance for Peanut Houston, Mekhi Miller, happy to have Wayne and Wesolak being able to play. Says Tavorus Jones will play and will see a lot of the Walkers, Isaac Thompson and Tyler Hibbler

Miller and Banister in the slot.

Wake's offense: Unique offense. Do a lot of things really well, RPO is a staple, could be a handoff, vertical throw or intermediate. Hard to describe it until you see it.

On last year's bowl: "It will probably stick with me forever to be honest." Don't know that it has any carryover to the next season, but like the momentum you can get from a win.

Says he didn't know Mizzou hasn't won a bowl game for eight years but whatever adds fuel to the fire they'll use.

Asked him about QB. He said it's Brady's game. Doesn't anticipate playing anyone else while the game is in doubt. "I guess you could ask the quarterback coach, but he's not here"

Says he's been so busy he missed the team bag drop yesterday so doesn't know if he'll have clothes in Tampa.

Hasn't made a decision on what he'll do with the coaching vacancy as far as a QB coach/OC/etc. His focus for now is on the bowl game and he'll think about that afterward.

Assumes that there will be more players enter the portal after the bowl game, expects that Missouri could have a couple. "We will react accordingly to what helps our program and our University moving forward."

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