SarasotaJoe
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Carr? Who is he going to throw to? A lacrosse player? Put your money on Jeremiah Smith.
Nice try Bishop.Carr? Who is he going to throw to? A lacrosse player? Put your money on Jeremiah Smith.
Did Bishop get banned and this is his burner?Nice try Bishop.
That's a good point and something none of us had considered.Carr? Who is he going to throw to? A lacrosse player? Put your money on Jeremiah Smith.
I'm serious and not a flame as I think he's a top 7 or so QB, but hear me out.
Notre Dame lost its best offensive production from last season (Love and Price), no?
Who is returning? Faison and Greathouse - who I haven't seen or heard of since the Playoffs. I have no idea what Quincy Porter will be as he was banged up most of the year, but Graham was losing snaps to a walk on the latter part of the season. If it didn’t click for him under Brian Hartline’s coaching...
Also, you simply can't ignore the schedule. Other than Miami, it's not drawing the eyeballs. If he puts up monster stats, frankly he's supposed to.
Valid questions but none of us, you included; are able to accurately predict the future. So we won’t know what the run & pass game looks like until they play a game. Similarly, we won’t know how strong a schedule is until games are actually played. The rest is mental masturbation unless you’re an SEC cuck who states w/ authority that their schedule is the strongest despite not playing one down yet in the 2026 season.I'm serious and not a flame as I think he's a top 7 or so QB, but hear me out.
Notre Dame lost its best offensive production from last season (Love and Price), no?
Who is returning? Faison and Greathouse - who I haven't seen or heard of since the Playoffs. I have no idea what Quincy Porter will be as he was banged up most of the year, but Graham was losing snaps to a walk on the latter part of the season. If it didn’t click for him under Brian Hartline’s coaching...
Also, you simply can't ignore the schedule. Other than Miami, it's not drawing the eyeballs. If he puts up monster stats, frankly he's supposed to.
No, this guy is just another value add!Did Bishop get banned and this is his burner?
You didn't watch your team a lot last year obviously. Ohio St was objectively worse offensively last year with Hartline more involved with the play calling. He was saved by having two first round talents at wide receiver. It was time for him to go and do his own thing. And if Carr played for Ohio St they'd be a lot betterI'm serious and not a flame as I think he's certainly a top 10 QB, probably higher, but hear me out.
Notre Dame lost its best offensive production from last season (Love and Price), no?
Who is returning? Faison and Greathouse - who I haven't seen or heard of since the Playoffs. I have no idea what Quincy Porter will be as he was banged up most of the year, but Graham was losing snaps to a walk on the latter part of the season. If it didn’t click for him under Brian Hartline’s coaching...
Also, you simply can't ignore the schedule. Other than Miami, it's not drawing the eyeballs. If he puts up monster stats, frankly he's supposed to.
They’ve had 10 catches and less than 150 yards, collectively. We were bringing in Henry and Guiliford, who I’m most excited about. THE was never going to get into a bidding war for backups—especially for one loafing itWe had to pay multi six figures to outbid your team for both transfers. Clearly your staff doesn’t agree with your assessment of Porter and Graham. I don’t particularly care OSU didn’t play Graham at the very very end of the season when they knew he was likely headed to the portal already. Nobody in the world honestly believes he ceded meaningless snaps due to talent.
They’ve had 10 catches and less than 150 yards, collectively. We were bringing in Henry and Guiliford, who I’m most excited about. THE was never going to get into a bidding war for backups—especially for one loafing it
“THE” is a bannable offenseThey’ve had 10 catches and less than 150 yards, collectively. We were bringing in Henry and Guiliford, who I’m most excited about. THE was never going to get into a bidding war for backups—especially for one loafing it