Broderick smith former gopher now with KSU got hurt tonight

[gophers2rosebowl]

He got a bad injury tonight but was having a great season and is the main wideout in their offense. Too bad he didnt stick around in minnesota looks like he has matured into a great player.

 

[Brew_recruit]

He got a bad injury tonight but was having a great season and is the main wideout in their offense. Too bad he didnt stick around in minnesota looks like he has matured into a great player.

or did he become good because he is actually getting coached correctly. Look at our top recrutis, how many of them didn't end up being disappointments.

 

[Rosemountian]

or did he become good because he is actually getting coached correctly. Look at our top recrutis, how many of them didn't end up being disappointments.

Yea this group didn't develop any good WR's like Decker or anyone. They haven't developed a guy like McKnight (who didn't play football for most of his life) into a legitimate Big Ten #1 or 2 receiver.

 

[Bayfieldgopher]

He got a bad injury tonight but was having a great season and is the main wideout in their offense. Too bad he didnt stick around in minnesota looks like he has matured into a great player.

I agree.

Look at the other transfers since 2006. Did any accomplish much? Hudson maybe.

Campion, Combes, Dandridge, Nance, Brerwster, Chatman, Cheatham, Elizee, Howell, Potter & Thomas(could have helped us this year), Tate', Thompson, Sherrer, McWhirter, Fischer, Callender, Massey, Marcel Jones, Becker, Chamber, etc. Of course Daniels did OK at Cinc but I don't think the Jones boys did much either.

Same with the other transfers from the Mason era.

 

[goofinSF]

Football isn't basketball. Instant impact is rarely seen, often only in the top programs. 11' and 12' is when we can judge fairly.