Tyler Scott was a two-star Class of 2009 recruit who turned into a team MVP at Northwestern.
Looking back at the Class of 2009
Looking back at the Class of 2009
Fitz Flashback Friday: Looking back at the Class of 2009
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Fields was overvalued. He quit football because he was not talented enough to be an impact back. He lacked the speed for a guy of his size.
Goodlow would have been an impact player if not for his terrible injury luck. He was just snake-bitten. If he's healthy, he's one of the better OLBs in recent NU history.
Goodlow would have been an impact player if not for his terrible injury luck. He was just snake-bitten. If he's healthy, he's one of the better OLBs in recent NU history.
I think Fields' indecisiveness may have been his biggest fault. He liked to chop his feet in the hole and wouldn't make one cut and go. He also fumbled the ball at a couple key moments and Fitz buried him on the bench.
I felt bad about rating Goodlow undervalued because I agree -- he looked like a playmaker as a true freshman. He just never could stay healthy.
Counting the red shirt year, they had season records of 8-5, 7-6, 6-7,10-3, and 5-7, including four bowl games. Evaluating in retrospect, they did better than the individual evaluations would suggest.
Good stuff, Lou.
I have to say, though, I'd move Evan Watkins' ranking up a smidge on the merits of his Twitter celebrity. Which is awesome, even if it's fake (and was even better when it was effyeaevanwatkins).
https://twitter.com/fakeevanwatkins
I have to say, though, I'd move Evan Watkins' ranking up a smidge on the merits of his Twitter celebrity. Which is awesome, even if it's fake (and was even better when it was effyeaevanwatkins).
https://twitter.com/fakeevanwatkins
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