Transfer Quarterback?
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We're losing Puma Pass off the roster more than likely. Malik cannot stay healthy & won't have Dez, Javian, & Tutu to bail him out next year. Might be good to have more options.
Remember, we planned to have Chubba Purdy & Tee Webb on this current roster. So this is more than likely a replacement for Purdy's spot.
We’ve definitely been spoiled by the previous kids at the QB position - so much so that we collectively undervalue Malik I think. Those idiots down the road would give up their tooth to have a QB of his caliber.
He's got some good stock. Probably rounds 4-6. He will put up some great numbers at a combine. He's a little guy, so why risk injury? And he's endured a rollercoaster since he's gotten here, I'm just assuming he'll likely go.
He’s not a transfer but Satterfield just got McElroy, QB from Trinity to flip his commitment from Butler to U of L. Welcome to the Ville!
Player is guaranteed a spot on the team as a preferred walk on. Regular walk on is not.
He is actually a really good quarterback with good size, no offense he is better than Will Stein and he served his purpose.
I am not a recruiting Guru, but A) 6A state champ two years and a row B) Watching his HUDL films it seems like he is agile, can throw on the run, and his game includes deep throws and throws outside the hash marks. Kind of surprised he did not have more offers. Nothing in the highlight film I saw that says he could not be as good or better than Tee Webb. Am I missing something?
Diamond in the rough. Who knows Satt saw something in him and we’re not going to have a pool of 5* QBs.
Having an a established QB is good and bad. That is the one position most schools struggle with depth. Coaches have to be very good at evaluating QB’s. Their clock is pretty short.
Find winners, and skills that fit the position then coach them up.
Opinion only there aren’t many 4 star transfers that were a backup that actually turned out to be a stud. Despite what parents or fans think coaches put players on the field that help them win.
They will have options next year. This year not so much.
Find winners, and skills that fit the position then coach them up.
Opinion only there aren’t many 4 star transfers that were a backup that actually turned out to be a stud. Despite what parents or fans think coaches put players on the field that help them win.
They will have options next year. This year not so much.
Like the Ridder kid at Cincy.
If Ledford can build an OL like we think he can, a lot of QB’s could look good for us.
And a few could be great.
That is a great example. Not highly recruited but clearly can play at this level. There obviously more risk in recruiting lower ranked guys, but it is the one position that where you don’t need numbers. Missing on multiple guys doesn’t kill you unless you continually miss...see KY.
He looked awesome in that last touchdown drive. Two great throws
And one great catch for the TD. Kids can ball at UCinn.
I know, I know, UGA is disinterested!!!
It’s funny you talk about Georgia being a mid SEC team. I guess all those 5 star recruits they have are overrated and their whole roster is loaded with the 5 star recruits. I am not a Cincinnati fan but they played a great game. I guess Fickell was the better coach because his roster is loaded with blue collar kids.
Well they finished fourth overall in the SEC, losing to both Bama and Florida and only beating the kitties 14-3. Not bad but far from the best of the league.
I think Florida was missing all of their best players. I mean their tight end who sat out might be the best college TE I’ve ever seen.
I agree.
But we cut ourselves NO slack when we played, and lost, without key players. Many on this very board decided we sucked.
Ten years from now when someone looks at the score it’s going to show Florida got their *** handed to them.
So all that matter is W’s and L’s.
I think at that point in time we were unsure of how to handle to success so quickly and let outside noise get on our nerves.
We’d struggled through 3 years of Krag and Charlie’s first 2 years were just average, that late season run to get that BCS bowl win all happened so fast. Then the year of the Cardinal kept rolling along!