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Has Kenjon run out of time?


Jeremy Igo

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When he missed that tackle on the Black Mamba I just cringed. He just doesn't seem like the same player he was for the Ducks. He outplayed Thomas at Oregon IMO. I don't know if its just a bad fit or what, but he's a guy that needs to be in space and he's trying to play like a power back. Its like the staff are purposely making him run up the gut. Then Fozzy comes in right behind him and starts making play after play. You have to go with the guy that produces and fits, that's Fozzy IMO. It sucks because I really wanted to see Barner develop into a player here. Maybe in Chuds system he would have been a better fit. Shula needs a guy like Bryce Brown. Reese looked better too, man that kid has calves thicker than 34 I think.

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