mthoopsfan
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Nope.
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QB who?
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mthoopsfan
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Agree with some, disagree with some. Our qb’s can throw if they have time. Our D will put up a good fight. You underestimate our D and team.
bobcatfan123
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Look at Tommy Mellott… took time to develop into a great leader/qb. I think the dual qb system hindered his development along with getting an OC that worked well with him.
Ah Yat has all the right tools. Just needs to settle in and get comfortable in that position.
I hope you’re right!
ABQCat
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That's a different situation. Vigen was a first year head coach and Matt McKay wasn't his recruit. Hauck and staff recruited Fife and he is "their guy". Although Tommy wasn't Vigen's recruit either, he recognized Tommy was a future All American at the QB position and named him starter. When McKay decided to leave, Vigen simply didn't care. Good riddance.
Good grief...
Take a break from posting until the season is over...
The Griz will show up and play the game just like the jackwagons.
Philosophy is dictated by Bobby, who hires the OC. Bobby gonna change his philosophy?
I am a huge Tommy fan. Great kid and great player. But do you think early in his freshman year they really knew how good of QB he could be 4 years later? If that is so whay would you have your future All American QB on special teams? They knew he was a great athlete and football player for sure.
I don't see anywhere where I've suggested they not show up. I certainly want them to win this one.
But I'll reiterate what I mean again. I don't think we have a shot to win unless we can run the ball. If we can't run the ball, I don't think it matters who we trot out to chuck it around, they probably aren't gonna be able to beat them without a ground game. The results from this season show that we are just not a pass first team. I don't see how this is some woe-is-me, Eeyore take, but you're free to believe what you want!
Dont Kick 2 Bergen
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Our defense last year was light years better than this seasons. I know.
They beat us by 20 in the NC game last year. Now we have a lesser defense and worse offense. The line on this game is where it should be (-23.5)
They beat us by 20 in the NC game last year. Now we have a lesser defense and worse offense. The line on this game is where it should be (-23.5)
Same thing can be said for the jackwagons...and every single other team in the playoffs...
Griz stop the run and they have a chance...
Absolutely!
I just think they're gonna have a much easier time both stopping the run and running the ball than we are, but excited to see how we match up!
mthoopsfan
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SDSU isn’t as good as last year either.
Dont Kick 2 Bergen
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I agree on offense. I think their defense is equally as good if not better than last year. Jack D is getting on a roll at the right time too.
Never said there was...just simply that safety is a better position for him if he wanted to play beyond college.
I would just say as far as recruiting wise, there was a chance to get Tommy but when we took Rostad instead out of Hamilton who was the previous Gatorade POY before Tommy that it made it that much harder to get him even if we were still offering him. Both had potential at that age at QB but Tommy has proven that was the wrong call. Plus, Tommy’s coach in HS played at MSU.
In the NFL, a SS(strong safety) is on average 6′1 or so, weighing on average a little over 200 lbs, and has enough speed to help cover the fast receivers on a double up (double coverage). He needs to be fairly strong
indian-outlaw
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This is complete BS. He's about 15 heavier and an inch taller and way faster than Ty Okada a former bobcat that is playing safety for the Seahawks right now.
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