[CEDeoudes59]

Originally Posted by warnerve

if glennon turns out at least halfway decent, v tech will be dangerous, i don't believe they lost anyone too important other than rouse, frye (OT) and clowney. glennon looked awful much of the time last year though and LSU early will give them trouble, but i actually think their coaching may give them an advantage that early in the season

Totally agree. I can't name the last really good Pocket QB at VTech.. it's all about ball control, special teams, turnovers and short field. They are best when they play that way. If Glennon can be Trent Dilfer (NFL Dilfer, not college stud Dilfer) than I really think VTech is dangerous. Confidence. Confidence!

[jmh80]

Originally Posted by warnerve

if glennon turns out at least halfway decent, v tech will be dangerous, i don't believe they lost anyone too important other than rouse, frye (OT) and clowney. glennon looked awful much of the time last year though and LSU early will give them trouble, but i actually think their coaching may give them an advantage that early in the season

From ESPN.com

2006 overall record:
10-3
Conference record:
6-2

Returning starters
Offense: 8, Defense: 8, Kicker/punter: 0
Top returners
LB Vince Hall, LB Xavier Adibi, CB Brandon Flowers, TB Branden Ore, DE Chris Ellis, DT Carlton Powell, OT Duane Brown, CB Victor Harris

Key losses
DE Noland Burchette, SS Aaron Rouse, OLB Brenden Hill, K Brandon Pace, P Nic Schmitt, WR David Clowney, C Danny McGrath


They lost their punter and kicker. That can be hard to replace. Though they are good on special teams usually.

Important to note - they return the same number of starters on O and D as Miami.

[warnerve]

as long as beamer is there, their special teams will likely be fine. acc will be interesting this year...only a few more months away