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Due51 said...
I'm going to say Harris. We have recruited well on defense and could probably afford to miss out on McDowell. But we NEED a big time receiver to make our offense less predictable. Add Harris to the OLine and RBs we've got on board and I think we have the potential to be dynamic on o.
McDowell plays against terrible competition. Loyola moves up this year but there's still not going to be an OL anywhere near his level. He'll dominate everyone in his path, if he doesn't take plays off.
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freernnur5 said...
McDowell. Being able to get after the QB without needing exotic blitzes will allow our defense to take that next step to really make us a NC title contender.
On offense we are going to be a possession based offense so we don't really need a huge playmaker at WR.
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hardware_sushi said...
McDowell, not even close.
It's not nearly as hard to find 6-2 to 6-4 guys that can run and jump (see: a basketball court) as it is to find 6-6/6-7 guys built to carry 300 pounds that can run and cut like a 240 pound human (see: Jason Pierre Paul).
I think one of our 4 or 5 recent 6-2 to 6-4 WR recruits has a much better chance at developing into a top WR than one of our dlineman turning into freak of nature.
That said, both are hugely important. And obviously McDowell is a less important if we get someone like Hand onboard.
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johnzo19 said...
If they were equal talents then I would say McDowell. Defense and especially defensive lineman are so important. However that being said it is Drake Harris all the way for me. Drake is a special talent, and I personally think McDowell is overrated. McDowell needs to learn how to take over games for a kid with his size/speed combo. He should be absolutely dominating playing D6 football, but he doesn't.
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hardware_sushi said...
Maybe we saw different games. The game I saw, McDowell and was basically tackling someone at the mesh point or killing the QB as he turned around from play action. In the highlights below, watch him get up after plays, he's fighting through injury and still dominating.
He also destroyed Steve Elmer and other decent olinemen at the Big Man camp (although that's going on 2 years old).
Drake may be better than McDowell, but to say he doesn't dominate isn't true.



















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