Yahtzee! Jarren Williams dual threat qb.

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Check out @Jarren2Williams's Tweet: https://twitter.com/Jarren2Williams/status/744657769832263680?s=09
 

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.
 
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seccats04

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.
Just because they were black doesn't make them dual threat. Towles was a much better runner than Woodson even though that moron Dawson wouldn't let him run.
 

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When do we start taking bets on who snatches him?

Saban...has to be a favorite at this point...given recent events...

Meyer, Harbaugh, Jimbo, Bobby P, Kirby, Dabo?
You bet against us. That's cool. I see progress. And there are plenty of other coaches to mention other than Bobby P.

Stay this way. Even when uk makes head ways this season.
 

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.
Pulley was a decent athlete. Too bad it ended the way it did with him.
 
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ukats22

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.

Hard to list Ramsey as a dual threat. Very rarely did Ramsey pass, he ran the option or just a student body right or left. On obvious passing downs I can remember I believe randy Jenkins coming in on third and long.

Listing Ramsey as a duel threat is like saying couch was a duel threat as the other side of the spectrum, but I like where your head is.

Dave
 
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jauk11

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When do we start taking bets on who snatches him?

Saban...has to be a favorite at this point...given recent events...

Meyer, Harbaugh, Jimbo, Bobby P, Kirby, Dabo?

Well, don't think it is possible but I think I would like to bet on him staying, I think 16 and 17 show steady improvement, in fact I think our offense really takes off in 17------ no matter who commits or decommits. We are going to have some great skill players in 17, a fourth year 5.9 QB, and an OL that will average over a four star even if we don't get Wills------unless some underrated vet makes us even better------and if we do get him over a 5.940-------I think most Bama NCs haven't averaged that high for starters on the OL.

And if he does decommit, some of you didn't think we would ever get over Jonesy

In Joker's first year we started more two stars than three stars, with two walkons offsetting the two four stars. This isn't the same team folks, and recruits can see that they are joining a team that can support them, especially QBs..
 
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Just in case you missed the earlier Cervantes reference, I will explain better for you. Apparently you need something straight forward and can't handle literary reference

You're fighting the wrong battle here. I, for example, am "all in" when it comes to Stoops and UK football; however, I am NOT going to believe any commitment to any school by any player until signing day due to the nature of high school football prospects these days.

The above, in no way, indicates "naysaying" UK football and is 1000% about high school football recruiting. You have, in essence, armored yourself with your grandmother's trash can lid and decided to take up a battle over it assuming you even know what I'm talking about.

That is why you are stupid. If you want to go to battle with those who do not believe in UK football, fine. I silvered in the '84 olympics for conclusion jumping so I know what it's like. But listen, kid. You're whimpering up the wrong tree on this one. And I will be as condescending to you as I want because you deserve it.

I understand that your negativity is not because you don't care but is instead because you are afraid to get your hopes up, but your reasoning is wrong . Surely you understand that whether a recruit sticks or not commitments matter in the recruiting game because in the game of recruiting momentum is as real as it is in games themselves. It does matter and it is a real good thing to get a commit over FSU anytime period, and the effect is real for attracting other recruits. And your 50/50 prediction is just dead wrong. Surely you know that the percentage of commits who stick is much higher than that, over 80%.

I think you and others are simply falling victim to letting the "latest" thing (decommits)frame your whole attitude about things. Glad Stoops and Co don't do that. Great comeback guys.
 

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Curtis Pulley and Shane Boyd were two exceptionally gifted athletes. I think people around forget just how bad UK was when Boyd played QB. That was when things were really bad because of probation. He had zero weapons and zero offensive line. He actually played in the NFL about the same number of years as Couch.
 
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RajonTheDon9

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.

Shane Boyd was pretty good?

Lord.
 
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RajonTheDon9

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Curtis Pulley and Shane Boyd were two exceptionally gifted athletes. I think people around forget just how bad UK was when Boyd played QB. That was when things were really bad because of probation. He had zero weapons and zero offensive line. He actually played in the NFL about the same number of years as Couch.

Stop it. He did not.

On an active roster for maybe 2 seasons.
 
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I understand that your negativity is not because you don't care but is instead because you are afraid to get your hopes up, but your reasoning is wrong . Surely you understand that whether a recruit sticks or not commitments matter in the recruiting game because in the game of recruiting momentum is as real as it is in games themselves. It does matter and it is a real good thing to get a commit over FSU anytime period, and the effect is real for attracting other recruits. And your 50/50 prediction is just dead wrong. Surely you know that the percentage of commits who stick is much higher than that, over 80%.

I think you and others are simply falling victim to letting the "latest" thing (decommits)frame your whole attitude about things. Glad Stoops and Co don't do that. Great comeback guys.

I wouldn't call it negativity when we flip players, too. Regardless of team, commitment doesn't mean very much
 

vhcat70

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When you think of athletic quarterbacks it's hard to come up with any names. Shane Boyd was pretty good but he wasn't really a true duel threat IMO. Randall Cobb as a part time QB that started a few games. Andre Woodson ran the ball a little bit but he really wasn't a DT either. I guess you could throw in Pokie Jones too, but I would have to say Derrick Ramsey would be the last really talented true duel threat QB that we have had here.
Derrick Ramsey wasn't a QB. Could hardly throw the ball. Great athlete & runner.

Antonio O'Ferrall? Billy Jack Haskins?
 

vhcat70

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Assuming Gran & Hinshaw show they can they can do the job this season & remain for 2017, I'd say our odds of holding JW are on the highly likely side vs. the so-so with the recent decommit. I mean he's committing to them as his coaches, not the Southern Miss guy.
 
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Sorry guys, but the name Shane Boyd and the words pretty good QB do not belong in the same sentence.

How many wins over superior teams did Boyd lead us to? I know it was the probation years but "pretty good QBs" should be able to pull off an upset or two. That is what pretty good QBs do.
 
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Mr Schwump

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'18 is a long way off. If UK has success in '16 and '17 lead recruiter Hinshaw likely gets an OC or HC job. What effect would that have?
 
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It's never a bad thing to have early commits.
I think think it draws attention to the program in a positive way. It doesn't always work out but it's not going to hurt us right now. I think it's good news.