Originally Posted by Flyerferd
Here's a tweet from Jablonski to put it in perspective:
"With Darrell Davis and Joey Gruden leaving, plus Kostas, X, Crosby and Pierce, Dayton loses 888 of 2,244 points (39.7 percent). Darrell accounted for 477 of those points. Last year, losing 4 seniors, plus Miller and Mikesell, UD lost 1,807 of 2,428 points (74.4)."
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That means we have over twice the production returning in 2018 than we did in 2017 (60.3% vs. 25.6%). Fewer holes to plug, with 4 returning starters instead of 1. More known commodities, with players like Crutcher as a Sophomore (vs. Crosby as a Junior last fall) and Landers as a Junior (vs. "Who in the world is going to take over for Cooke?" last fall). I'm cautiously optimistic about our prospects for next year.
"Cautiously", not "Wildly".
