The guy looks like Jamarcus Russell. I know he's not shown much, but will little Carroll and Lee, take a look at what we'll face in Tech and maybe that could be an option. Carroll showed no mobility, and I think Lee, while he may be tough, is another Henig due to size. Just curious. </p>
Just curious, what's does everyone think about Relf?
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The guy looks like Jamarcus Russell. I know he's not shown much, but will little Carroll and Lee, take a look at what we'll face in Tech and maybe that could be an option. Carroll showed no mobility, and I think Lee, while he may be tough, is another Henig due to size. Just curious. </p>
Steve McNair comes to mind. Rutland is starting at JSU last I heard. Don't dawg the SWAC. Jerry Rice and Walter also played there. Maybe if we tried to work with our athletes talents, like the Gunslinger, we may be able to break the NCAA 100 mark!
All I'm trying to see is some improvement. With all of this BS before the season started about visiting schools, we should be moving the ball, but it's the same old between the tackles running and 2 wideouts. UGGHHHH.
Back then, most SEC schools didn't have many black players (they'd only been integrated for a couple of years) and a lot of the best black players still went to the black schools. I think Payton played with something like 2 future NFL Hall of Famers (I know Robert Brazille and Jackie Slater for sure) and several other future NFL players. But the SWAC of today is pathetic. There's a reason they don't send their division winners to the I-AA playoffs. Too many embarassing 1st round defeats. As best as I can tell from a quick Google, the SWAC was 0-19 in I-AA playoff games before deciding to quit participating. And Jerry Rice's team got beat 66-19 in their only playoff game.
Croom is very open about the fact that he probably has the best tools on our team to play the QB position (great arm, mobile, etc...), but he is also open about the fact that he has terrible decision making... I can't judge from what little action i've seen him in. However, it looks like there'd have to be some package we could put him in and make us of him.
That is exactly right. By La Tech. In Ruston. And guess who was there.......yep. Me. That was my first Tech football game. My second....well.....Tech is 2-0 when I attend.patdog said:
Wesley Carroll, QB, 6-2, 190, Parkland, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)
HIGH SCHOOL: Named first-team, Class 5A all-state at quarterback by both the Florida Football Writers Association and the Florida Varsity.com web site . . . Selected to the East vs. West all-star game in Orlando, Fla., a game that attracted players from 30 states . . . Completed four-of-five passes for 116 yards in that game . . . Rated the No. 85 prospect in the state of Florida, regardless of position, by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel . . . He was the fifth-highest rated quarterback in the state on that publication's listing . . . Credited with running a 4.5-second, 40-yard dash by recruiting web site Scout.com . . . Led George Smith's St. Thomas Aquinas High School to the Class 5A state championship game in each of his three varsity seasons, losing each time to nationally ranked Lakeland . . . Completed 99-of-182 passes (.544), for 1,509 yards and 24 touchdowns during that senior season. . . Led head coach George Smith's St. Thomas team to a three-year, 38-5 overall record, and to three straight state championship games . . . Completed 90-of-160 passes for more 1,700 yards and 29 touchdowns, with just three interceptions, during his junior season with the Raiders . . . Named to the Miami Herald All-Broward County first-team following that junior campaign, in which he led his team to a 13-1 mark . . . As a freshman, he was the back-up quarterback on a prep team that won a North Carolina state title . . . Other top scholarship offers: North Carolina State, Duke and Central Florida . . . Committed to MSU in December 2006.
Chris Relf, QB, 6-3, 211, Montgomery, Ala. (Carver)
HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked No. 29, regardless of position, in the state of Alabama in SuperPrep Magazine's season-ending list of the top prospects in the state . . . Was the second-best quarterback on that list . . . Credited with running a 4.8 in the 40-yard dash by the Rivals.com recruiting web site . . . Selected the second-best quarterback at the Scout.com combine at Tuscaloosa, Ala., following his junior season . . . Played for head coach Larry Ware at Carver High School in Montgomery, Ala . . . Threw for more than 1,500 yards in a ground-oriented offense during his junior season in high school for the Wolverines . . . Committed to MSU in May 2006.
PERSONAL: Born Christopher L. Relf, 5-26-89, in Montgomery, Ala. . . . Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Relf . . . His brother Eric plays football at Alcorn (Miss.) State University.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named first-team, Class 5A all-state at quarterback by both the Florida Football Writers Association and the Florida Varsity.com web site . . . Selected to the East vs. West all-star game in Orlando, Fla., a game that attracted players from 30 states . . . Completed four-of-five passes for 116 yards in that game . . . Rated the No. 85 prospect in the state of Florida, regardless of position, by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel . . . He was the fifth-highest rated quarterback in the state on that publication's listing . . . Credited with running a 4.5-second, 40-yard dash by recruiting web site Scout.com . . . Led George Smith's St. Thomas Aquinas High School to the Class 5A state championship game in each of his three varsity seasons, losing each time to nationally ranked Lakeland . . . Completed 99-of-182 passes (.544), for 1,509 yards and 24 touchdowns during that senior season. . . Led head coach George Smith's St. Thomas team to a three-year, 38-5 overall record, and to three straight state championship games . . . Completed 90-of-160 passes for more 1,700 yards and 29 touchdowns, with just three interceptions, during his junior season with the Raiders . . . Named to the Miami Herald All-Broward County first-team following that junior campaign, in which he led his team to a 13-1 mark . . . As a freshman, he was the back-up quarterback on a prep team that won a North Carolina state title . . . Other top scholarship offers: North Carolina State, Duke and Central Florida . . . Committed to MSU in December 2006.
Chris Relf, QB, 6-3, 211, Montgomery, Ala. (Carver)
HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked No. 29, regardless of position, in the state of Alabama in SuperPrep Magazine's season-ending list of the top prospects in the state . . . Was the second-best quarterback on that list . . . Credited with running a 4.8 in the 40-yard dash by the Rivals.com recruiting web site . . . Selected the second-best quarterback at the Scout.com combine at Tuscaloosa, Ala., following his junior season . . . Played for head coach Larry Ware at Carver High School in Montgomery, Ala . . . Threw for more than 1,500 yards in a ground-oriented offense during his junior season in high school for the Wolverines . . . Committed to MSU in May 2006.
PERSONAL: Born Christopher L. Relf, 5-26-89, in Montgomery, Ala. . . . Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Relf . . . His brother Eric plays football at Alcorn (Miss.) State University.
Trae also has more INTs than TDs in 3 games at JSU. and he barely played this most recent game. he lost out on the starting job last season, and even though he got it this season, it looks like he is gonna once again lost it.shaschboy said:
the SWAC is nothing even remotely close to how it was when Rice and Walter were there.
terrible the few times he played...i think he actually threw an aaron brooks backwards pass once
Croom had to run 42 at scout team QB to practice against the triple option. Where was Relf? I mean, if he's "big and mobile," you'd assume he could run the trip option and give our D a good look.
Maybe Croom didn't want his 3rd QB to get hurt just in case, I guess. But it seems to me that Relf's a bust. Ain't got much grey matter.
Maybe Croom didn't want his 3rd QB to get hurt just in case, I guess. But it seems to me that Relf's a bust. Ain't got much grey matter.
him?
Its because he had no other SEC offers.
He was not, is not and never will be a SEC QB.
He may could play at Millsaps or JSU, MAYBE uab, or Alcorn,.....maybe!!
he is another one of Crooms WASTED scholarships!
Its because he had no other SEC offers.
He was not, is not and never will be a SEC QB.
He may could play at Millsaps or JSU, MAYBE uab, or Alcorn,.....maybe!!
he is another one of Crooms WASTED scholarships!
