With RSJ...you can't teach 6'5", 230 and a 4.6 40 time. Every report that I have read (including from Sumlin) say that the kid is ready to play. I'll take Sumlin's opinion over anybody on a BBS.
The depth chart also has 3 WR spots. If you have paid attention at all to Sumlin, you know: 1. He often will sub guys in and out, and 2. He often will call 4 receiver sets. That is why he has said that the freshman WRs, including RSJ, will see significant playing time this year. It's ok...Rice guys aren't expected to know **** about football, including guys you called "coach" over the last 20 years.
lol the coach makes substitutions? Wow I had no idea You Aggies are hilarious. What's especially funny is when you go back to work on Monday and call the Rice grads "boss". Relaxing academic standards of the enormous state Us in the 1960s really crippled the football programs of schools that have high academic requirements, like Rice. Sorry, we won't take a guy like Vince Young or Javorskie Lane at Rice.
if u dnt think RSJ wont play significant min for this team you dnt know much about football. And referencing the depth chart when Sumlin uses 4 receiver sets and already stated RSJ would see significant playing time.
I have never, and likely will never, call a Rice grad boss. Instead, being one of the attorneys, I have several people reporting to me. Nice try. The only people who care about Rice are people who went to Rice.
Along with Deshazor Everett(half-Rice), Floyd Raven(Rice game), Kirby Ennis(Rice game), and Johnny Manziel(half-Rice)... <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Official from A&M: De’Vante Harris, Jenkins, Pope and Gavin Stansbury have been suspended for the first two games of the season.</p>— Brent Zwerneman (@BrentZwerneman) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrentZwerneman/statuses/373848317286834176">August 31, 2013</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Rice and Sam Houston state, conveniently back for the bama game. NCAA is a joke. As is ATMs schedule outside of 2 games.
Way to go Rice! You starting offense can hang with slightly less than half of a starting SEC defense!
