FWST: A bulked-up Chandler Morris is ready to push for TCU’s quarterback job

[TopFrog]

Honig is now No. 82 and is a TE on the roster ...

https://gofrogs.com/sports/football/roster

 

[Paint It Purple]

If you filled all 80 scholarships with QBs, that would be too many.

How tall are they?

 

[BrewingFrog]

Yeah, pretty sure that’s not our German. Pretty sure ours is on the far left.

Could somebody please have them spray-paint their names on their chests? It would help old fools like myself to identify persons far easier.

 

[Froggish]

as expected

Sort of....Everyone thought that was who we were recruiting and then he showed up and GP told him he could be a TE (His HS position) if he wanted to. There was some concern that he wouldn't actually make the transition and want to stay at TE. This is actually a much bigger deal than people realize. Our OL numbers are low and everyone has known how much potential Lott has as an OT. We have essentially won a major OL recruiting battle by finally getting him on the right course. He can be special as an OT. Its a really big win for the program.

He's a little behind schedule from a lifting perspective but he'll make up ground quickly because they won't have to pull any bad weight off of him like they do most HS lineman.

 

[DelFrog]

A couple of months ago it was announced that Trelon Smith, Arkansas’ leading rusher last year was transferring to TCU. I don’t see him listed on the current TCU roster, did that transfer not happen?

 

[Froggish]

A couple of months ago it was announced that Trelon Smith, Arkansas’ leading rusher last year was transferring to TCU. I don’t see him listed on the current TCU roster, did that transfer not happen?

He doesn't arrive until the summer. He needed to finish out his semester at UA.

 

[NewFrogFan]

If you filled all 80 scholarships with QBs, that would be too many.

If several were 6’5-6’8” and 310-350, it might help more.

 

[Peacefrog]

If several were 6’5-6’8” and 310-350, it might help more.

There can be only one Jared Lorenzen.

 

[Eight]

Sort of....Everyone thought that was who we were recruiting and then he showed up and GP told him he could be a TE (His HS position) if he wanted to. There was some concern that he wouldn't actually make the transition and want to stay at TE. This is actually a much bigger deal than people realize. Our OL numbers are low and everyone has known how much potential Lott has as an OT. We have essentially won a major OL recruiting battle by finally getting him on the right course. He can be special as an OT. Its a really big win for the program.

He's a little behind schedule from a lifting perspective but he'll make up ground quickly because they won't have to pull any bad weight off of him like they do most HS lineman.

he was destined to grow into the position