Jevohn Miller

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While it will be impossible to replace Knott for the rest of the season, next man in. Assuming Miller starts he will receive some very good playing experience. He gets to experience playing alongside Klein and will have Knott on the sidelines to give him pointers. I have heard good things about him and that he has a bright future.
 
It'll be a tough situation for him to walk into, but fortunately there are some good leaders on the defensive side of the ball who should rally around him - Washington, Klein, McDonough and the rest of the defense will have to pick up the slack.
 
From the press conference it sounded like George will play in Nickel now and we'll only see Miller in the 4-3 or as a sub in the nickel.
 
From the press conference it sounded like George will play in Nickel now and we'll only see Miller in the 4-3 or as a sub in the nickel.

This would be my guess. The drop from Knott to George is much smaller than Knott to Miller at this point.

Expect to see Broomfield or Morgan on the field from here out. Luckily we don't face any more big physical rushing teams.
 
From the press conference it sounded like George will play in Nickel now and we'll only see Miller in the 4-3 or as a sub in the nickel.

This is what I figured they would do. I also wonder if we will see some other changes. For example, no George on special teams since he'll be on the field all the time, and less of the 3-3-5 defense, since it seemed to be somewhat in place purely to have Knott, George, and Klein all on the field versus a spread.
 
My cousin played against him in high school. He was mr everything for BGM, he played a lot of positions and was good at all of them.
 
This is what I figured they would do. I also wonder if we will see some other changes. For example, no George on special teams since he'll be on the field all the time, and less of the 3-3-5 defense, since it seemed to be somewhat in place purely to have Knott, George, and Klein all on the field versus a spread.

I LOVED the 3-3-5 with Knott, Klein and George, but I bet we still see it some with Morgan in at LB and Broomfield as the 5th DB. Getting Morgan, Broomfield, Givens and Washington on the field at once is a plus.
 
I think he sees limited time this week because it Oklahoma. I could see him play more at Kansas though. That is an easier game to bring him into for game experience. Losing Knott will be a blow but at least his backup will start to get game time this year in prep for next year.
 
This would be my guess. The drop from Knott to George is much smaller than Knott to Miller at this point.

Expect to see Broomfield or Morgan on the field from here out. Luckily we don't face any more big physical rushing teams.

Link?
 
Really saying anything about Miller at this point is tough. He's been playing behind the two of the best LBers in the conference so not seeing the field isn't damning. Having said this I think you see George and Klein out there for the most part with Broomfield and Morgan getting action as well. Morgan could actually see the biggest spike in time because he is slightly more LBery than Broomfield is.
 
From the press conference it sounded like George will play in Nickel now and we'll only see Miller in the 4-3 or as a sub in the nickel.

That makes sense. It'll be interesting to see if opposing offenses are able to take advantage of our need to make personel changes between passing downs and rushing downs. If I'm an opposing OC and I see Miller on the field, I'm trying to keep him out there with the hurry up and find out if he can cover a TE or RB.

Should be a good chess match - previously we had a couple of Queens on the field at all times. (no disrespect to either 6'3", 240 all Big 12 linebacker intended)
 
That makes sense. It'll be interesting to see if opposing offenses are able to take advantage of our need to make personel changes between passing downs and rushing downs. If I'm an opposing OC and I see Miller on the field, I'm trying to keep him out there with the hurry up and find out if he can cover a TE or RB.

Should be a good chess match - previously we had a couple of Queens on the field at all times. (no disrespect to either 6'3", 240 all Big 12 linebacker intended)

Did you just call Jake and AJ a couple of queens? :jimlad:
 
I saw him play once in when he was in High School. He was a stud. I know that doesn't always translate to college, but it can't hurt. :v_SPIN:
 
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