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  • #16
    The only way that this helps BYU is if Anae decides to run the damned ball more instead of throwing as much.

    I still think, however, that it hurts BYU not having Collie as talent level decreases, and running the ball more would be an issue of philosophy and not talent.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Sizzle View Post
        The only way that this helps BYU is if Anae decides to run the damned ball more instead of throwing as much.
        Good point. I hadn't thought of that.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by mpfunk View Post
          I ask this over here because I don't want to be the cougarboard response that "it will help BYU because now Hall will have to spread the ball around."

          I think BYU will still have a good offense, but this is a huge loss. Collie was BYU's best offensive player and constantly demanded a double team. I think BYU's offense takes a definite step back next year.
          It is never good to lose the best reciever to ever play at your school. However, I am more concerned about fixing the linebackers than who will replace Collie. Austin Collie is a special player for BYU but I have seen BYU's offense work just fine with kids like Ashworth, Hafoka and Jacobsen. Losing Collie will hurt, but I have long felt that the level to which BYU's offense will perform next year depends upon Hall regardless if Collie is there or not.

          I don't think the step back is as pronounced as the word "definite."
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          • #20
            Originally posted by smokymountainrain View Post
            Rather than winning that award, I would rather be the first recipient of the Ronnie Milsap award (named after myself) for the most irrelevant poster.
            Funny you cite Milsap. Last week when the jazz played LA, I was watching the highlights on the local news after the game.

            The sportscaster referred to him as Robby Milsap.

            oh, well.
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            • #21
              Originally posted by Hot Lunch View Post
              Collie is a huge loss. BYU now only has one wide receiver that has really proven himself in McKay Jacobson and he did that 2 years ago and is just coming off a mission. Yes Austin made an immediate impact coming home last year straight off of his mission. Mckay is good but IMO he is not as good as Collie. If anyone says that BYU O will not skip a beat on O they really don't understand how good Austin really was at the college level.
              The pressure on McKay just went from a lot to probably more than any fresh RM should have to face. Austin was the exception to what a kid just back from a mission does. McKay may be great, I hope he is, but to expect him to have a great year this year puts very unrealistic expectations on him.
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              • #22
                Honestly, and maybe because I didn't watch McKay every day of the year, I didn't think Jacobsen was half the WR Collie was as a freshman. I thinK Jacobsen will be a fine player and contributer, but Collie was special. Ashworth, Jacobsen and Chambers have their work cut out for them. One "dark-horse" who could step up is Spencer Hafoka. I was impressed with his HS film, but haven't really seen anything from him yet.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by HuskyFreeNorthwest View Post
                  The pressure on McKay just went from a lot to probably more than any fresh RM should have to face. Austin was the exception to what a kid just back from a mission does. McKay may be great, I hope he is, but to expect him to have a great year this year puts very unrealistic expectations on him.
                  Chambers is going to have the opportunity that he was clamoring for all season. Will be interesting to see how he does.
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Sizzle View Post
                    Honestly, and maybe because I didn't watch McKay every day of the year, I didn't think Jacobsen was half the WR Collie was as a freshman.
                    he wasn't and isn't
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Sizzle View Post
                      Honestly, and maybe because I didn't watch McKay every day of the year, I didn't think Jacobsen was half the WR Collie was as a freshman. I thinK Jacobsen will be a fine player and contributer, but Collie was special. Ashworth, Jacobsen and Chambers have their work cut out for them. One "dark-horse" who could step up is Spencer Hafoka. I was impressed with his HS film, but haven't really seen anything from him yet.
                      I haven't seen Hafoka other than the Skyline/Kahuku game at Rice Eccles. He didn't impress in that game.
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