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Matt Freeman says there's 100% chance they take a 2019 QB still.
Need one, yes (for depth), get one...
Matt Freeman says there's 100% chance they take a 2019 QB still.
Matt Freeman says there's 100% chance they take a 2019 QB still.
We should start to see commits roll in toward end of the month i assume. Carroll olmstead Ajavon should be soon.
Honestly with Phil locked up and Pyrne coming in 2020 I'm completely fine with not taking a QB in 2019 don't waste a scholarship just to have a body best case scenario is that we offer a walk on spot to someone. Or take 2 in 2020
Honestly with Phil locked up and Pyrne coming in 2020 I'm completely fine with not taking a QB in 2019 don't waste a scholarship just to have a body best case scenario is that we offer a walk on spot to someone. Or take 2 in 2020
Honestly with Phil locked up and Pyrne coming in 2020 I'm completely fine with not taking a QB in 2019 don't waste a scholarship just to have a body best case scenario is that we offer a walk on spot to someone. Or take 2 in 2020
Connor bezelak. Bridge the gap tween Phil and drew.
It wouldn't be a waste to take 1 QB every single cycle as we've seen in the past how things can quickly go to a stocked cupboard to bare.
Wimbush will most likely have two more years at ND. He'll build this year and skyrocket the following year - fingers crossed. That's two years of Book being the backup. I'm sure transferring could be rumbling in his mind when he has proven to others and himself that he is a legit starter at a premiere program. Avery Davis may not even be a QB when all is said and done. Then you have Phil coming in as a freshman. For the 2018 season, this is ideal. Two legit starters - one guy who could come in if shit hits the fan and one guy holding a clipboard and learning.
Fast forward one season - Wimbush is starting, Book is sitting out a year at Oklahoma State, Davis hasn't been practicing at QB, Phil is the legit backup as true sophomore, and there's no one behind him. Fast forward one more season - Phil is the QB at a junior and you have Pyne as the backup as a true freshman. No idea if he is the next Fromm or not. Not ideal.
I say you take a scholarship QB each year. I thought Book was just a filler QB but it turns out he can ball when called upon. You need that to hold your season together from the QB position.
I'm with you on taking one every year, but whoever they dial in on for '19 now, it should probably be a guy like Avery Davis that gives you positional flexibility. Asking a premier, QB-only prospect to willingly sandwich themselves between Jurkovec and Pyne will be tough. Unless they luck into another perfect prospect situation like they did with Book, that is.
Pretty sure that is why they are taking the long game approach here. ISD had something posted the other day that essentially said staff is very interested in fit here. Sounds like they really want a program guy that will stick around for awhile.
I'm with you on taking one every year, but whoever they dial in on for '19 now, it should probably be a guy like Avery Davis that gives you positional flexibility. Asking a premier, QB-only prospect to willingly sandwich themselves between Jurkovec and Pyne will be tough. Unless they luck into another perfect prospect situation like they did with Book, that is.
Coming in after Phil is tough but actually knowing who is coming behind you is a plus. Jack Sears didn't have the luxury of knowing JT Daniels was reclassifying and coming in right behind him when Darnold left. Hunter Johnson didn't know Trevor Lawrence was coming in behind him. ND's situation is more of a selling point than a problem.
Pretty sure that is why they are taking the long game approach here. ISD had something posted the other day that essentially said staff is very interested in fit here. Sounds like they really want a program guy that will stick around for awhile.
That's kind of my point though. Do you think those guys stick with those teams if they know the top-dogs are coming in immediately behind them? Guys say they aren't afraid of the depth chart or competition, but that doesn't mean they still won't try to find a spot where the road looks less bumpy.
I guess I'd see it as a selling point for the right prospect... but IMO that's not gonna be a guy of Sears' or Johnson's caliber. I think having Pyne on deck already will be a deterrent to highly-rated guys that they might try to get involved with now that the board needs to reset.
Is the Davis move Permanent or just trying to get him on the field? Just wondering if he will ever take a snap at QB or moving to WR/RB for long term
Is the Davis move Permanent or just trying to get him on the field? Just wondering if he will ever take a snap at QB or moving to WR/RB for long term
they basically want another Ian Book/Tommy Rees "glue guy"
Tom Rees looking for a Tommy Rees?
Is he a poster here? Sounds like a few hundred I've come across.
...and fyi, Washington made it to the playoffs in '16 with Gaskin and Coleman rushing for @ 2000 yds and both of them were 3 stars.
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running back to have a good rushing attack.Is he a poster here? Sounds like a few hundred I've come across.
...and fyi, Washington made it to the playoffs in '16 with Gaskin and Coleman rushing for @ 2000 yds and both of them were 3 stars.