I look forward to seeing how this translates into results on the field. Maybe Clayton, for example, will be even more of a beast to opposing offenses!
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Update: On Sunday evening, Baylor announced that senior linebacker Blake Lynch (2), junior running back John Lovett (7) and senior defensive end James Lockhart (9) received the final single digits for the 2019 football season.
Update: On Wednesday, senior receiver Denzel Mims (5) and senior safety Chris Miller (3) were each honored with single digits for the 2019 season. Miller wore the same number in 2018 while Mims wore 15.
On Monday, Matt Rhule announced the first recipients of single digit numbers to players for the 2019 football season. Voted on by the players, those awarded with a single digit represent the nine toughest players who demonstrate leadership on and off of the field.
The five remaining numbers will be released at a later date.
Arnold (4), Hasty (6), Lovett (7) and Black (8) were each awarded single digits in 2018.
BUGWBBear said:
Brewer chopped liver?
Reverend said:
OL is SOL in this competition.
Reverend said:
What number will he wear?
They get voted it and the distinction, but can still keep the number they wish. That number in the 1-9 would just be empty or retired for the season.Reverend said:
Thanks. I thought it was "single digits."
historian said:
I'm pretty sure there are some NCAA rules about numbers for OL, DL, etc. I could be wrong.
historian said:
I'm pretty sure there are some NCAA rules about numbers for OL, DL, etc. I could be wrong.
historian said:
But those numbers are not exclusive. We've had kickers & tight ends with numbers on those ranges.
Brewer will get a -9. That's how tough he is.BUGWBBear said:
Brewer chopped liver?
Jacques Strap said:
Taking a page out of the Pro All star ballots... why not let the season ticket holders vote for a returning player they think earned a single digit over the course of the prior season? A fan favorite so to speak.
The bonus would be telling aggies it is a better tradition than the twelfth man on the kickoff team and watch them foam at the mouth.Grizz Air said:Jacques Strap said:
Taking a page out of the Pro All star ballots... why not let the season ticket holders vote for a returning player they think earned a single digit over the course of the prior season? A fan favorite so to speak.
That's actually a pretty good idea, at least for one slot.