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We don't.

Until Shai works his way back up the Depth Chart, JCC and Edmunds will be the 2 RB's getting the majority of snaps, with McMillian getting #3. Those 3 roles are pretty much fixed, with RB 1 getting 40-50% of the carries, RB 2: 30-40%, and RB 3 10-20%.

If Shai can beat out any of those 3 guys for playing time then he doesn't need to be redshirted.

I'm fine with it. If he's healthy and ready to go, play ball. You're looking at 4 running backs now, all of whom will be needed throughout the year. Guys get nicked up, keep them all engaged and ready to go when their number is called. The younger backs have a great role model in that regard, #4.

If McKenzie is a future NFL rb it won't much matter if he has a sophmore year with limited carries. NFL running backs on average have a shorter run than other positions so one less year of being a feature back might not be all that bad for him.

As for the team, only one game matters and right now that's OSU. JC and Trey with the change of pace McMillan looks like a good trio to start off with. GO HOKIES!

Cols Colas picked up a personal foul for going after their field goal holder in the 2003 game. Cols is now a member of the Miami staff ironically.

A friend of mine quoted Beamer as saying the 2003 team was the most talented team he had ever coached. Yes, better than 1999. He said they just fought everywhere they went though. The dining hall, the locker room, practice, and even in games (Deangelo Hall blowing up on Keith Willis after getting ejected from the Miami game comes to mind).

Gremlins, fairies, and leprechauns all the world over are giving you the thumbs up right now.

Good work.

Well, that's just it. The crowded backfield is the main point of the conversation. Why waste a year to be a cameo back?

Besides the ACL injury could play into it. If Shai is not confident on that knee, it will slow him down mentally.

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