BYU's 2-Deep Depth Chart

[Mars]

At almost every defensive position, the #2 man is almost every bit as good as the #1 man. Seriously.

http://www.sltrib.com/byucougars/ci_9971356

[BYUTexan]

Originally Posted by Mars

At almost every defensive position, the #2 man is almost every bit as good as the #1 man. Seriously.

http://www.sltrib.com/byucougars/ci_9971356

You said the same thing on cougarblue.com, why don't you go over to cougarboard and make it a hat trick! Just kidding.

I am pretty optimistic about this defense, except at ILB.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by BYUTexan

You said the same thing on cougarblue.com, why don't you go over to cougarboard and make it a hat trick!

Because cougarboard sucks donkey balls. Though when I'm in the mood to post triplicate, MWCboard.com is always an option...

[Frank Ryan]

BYU needs more depth at linebacker and receiver.

I don't remember having this much depth on both sides of the line in a long time

[Hot Lunch]

Originally Posted by Frank Ryan

BYU needs more depth at linebacker and receiver.

I don't remember having this much depth on both sides of the line in a long time

I think BYU's depth at wide out is pretty good. They lack experience but they have some really good talent at wide out right now. Some of the best talent they have had in years. Hafoka, Ashworth and Chambers are all going to be play makers over the next couple of years.

I agree with the LB depth.... It is scary. Bauman, Doman and Ah You are all good players but behind them there is nothing inside.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by Hot Lunch

I agree with the LB depth.... It is scary. Bauman, Doman and Ah You are all good players but behind them there is nothing inside.

Iona Pritchard?

6-1/225/4.60

[Hot Lunch]

Originally Posted by Mars

Iona Pritchard?

6-1/225/4.60

Sounds like he is doing good. I just don't like having to rely on true freshman.