[JohnR34231]

I say this every year. Every team has turnover and college football rosters are cycled through pretty quickly. Inexperienced players become key contributors every season.

True indeed. But losing your top two WRs, TE, an RB is above average. Pile on the QB and that's devestating, especially given the depth chart's weakness. Mills has now had two knee surgeries, I believe on the same knee. I hope he graduates.

I think KJ would be making a big mistake to leave for the draft. My understanding is that his draft grade is Day 3 (5th-7th rounds).

Even if Costello stays, we still lose 12 starters (including Bailey). That's also above average.

At least we have some quality guys replacing those leaving.
If Costello stays (which I think he will) we should be OK.
If he decides to leave, it will be a building year and most likely Shaw's worst since he has been here from a W-L standpoint.

[JohnR34231]

I say this every year. Every team has turnover and college football rosters are cycled through pretty quickly. Inexperienced players become key contributors every season.

True indeed. But losing your top two WRs, TE, an RB is above average. Pile on the QB and that's devestating, especially given the depth chart's weakness. Mills has now had two knee surgeries, I believe on the same knee. I hope he graduates.

I think KJ would be making a big mistake to leave for the draft. My understanding is that his draft grade is Day 3 (5th-7th rounds).

Even if Costello stays, we still lose 12 starters (including Bailey). That's also above average.

At least we have some quality guys replacing those leaving.
If Costello stays (which I think he will) we should be OK.
If he decides to leave, it will be a building year and most likely Shaw's worst since he has been here from a W-L standpoint.