If anyone posits about any incoming quarterback prospect that said random quarterback prospect won't eventually materialize into the starting quarterback at their program--they have a pretty high statistical probability of being right
Its not exactly breaking new ground or something
The issue is that you're just throwing out some totally subjective and arbitrary data point that can never be proven as to one way or another for ultimately being the reason that Minchey does or doesn't end up being the starting qb
If Minchey doesn't end up being the starting quarterback it could be for a myriad of reasons other than "he doesn't have the dog in him"
Most people have the self awareness to realize all this and see how its such a non-starter thought in their that it doesn't warrant traveling from their brain all the way to words appearing on a message board
But usually--at a minimum--most people would have the self awareness to qualify their thoughts a little bit or be open to hearing other people's thoughts and not go around essentially passing their own thoughts off as irrefutable facts
Also--hate to burst your bubble--but the above "doesn't have that dog" train of thought doesn't track for Merriweather either
There could again be a myriad of reasons why he didn't pan out. Frankly to me his biggest problem was he looked like an uncoordinated spaz out there. Not that he wasn't some alpha dog competitor
The fact that you're constantly running around doing victory laps about your "Merriweather Prediction" is also pretty pathetic when at least 50% of the board felt that way about him too. Again, you weren't exactly blazing trails there
Lastly, just know that around here most people don't look at players thru the singular prism of "Will this player ultimately make ND the most amazing team in cfb history or not?"
We all have the ability to discern that Player X won't eventually materialize into a NFL HoF. You don't need to make that observation for all of us on every player in every player thread on this message board