Future Griz QB

[Griz til I die]

Those are impressive numbers, but with the caveat that the conference he plays in is probably the worst conference at the 4A level year in and year out.

Well if that's the case, then he should be putting up numbers like that.

 

[HelenaHandBasket]

Well if that's the case, then he should be putting up numbers like that.

Thanks captain obvious

 

[Griz til I die]

Thanks captain obvious

Just thought I’d give you a taste of your own medicine.

 

[HelenaHandBasket]

Just thought I’d give you a taste of your own medicine.

LOL, OK genius.

 

[behappp]

Losing a QB was only part of SDSU's issue this year. Rodgers took a slew of players with him when he left and their QB hit the portal. They were never as good as the early over-rating due to past success.

Tell that to the Scats

 

[behappp]

Show me these people! I will introduce them to the 10 foot man and a centaur.

Someone said defense wins championships.
Which means they don't think QB is as important.
Just sayin'

 

[HookedonGriz]

Those are impressive numbers, but with the caveat that the conference he plays in is probably the worst conference at the 4A level year in and year out.

I think it’s still incredible.

Look at Reichman out of Three Forks. Has offers from both Cats and Griz. That’s class B football (assuming this Washington level is as good or better) and he has 33 TDs and 6 picks. Jay’s stats are still mind blowing when you consider that. I mean 67 TDs against a freshman flag football team would still be damn impressive.

 

[HelenaHandBasket]

I think it’s still incredible.

Look at Reichman out of Three Forks. Has offers from both Cats and Griz. That’s class B football (assuming this Washington level is as good or better) and he has 33 TDs and 6 picks. Jay’s stats are still mind blowing when you consider that. I mean 67 TDs against a freshman flag football team would still be damn impressive.

I never implied it wasn't a very impressive feat.

 

[montanaguy]

Just idle curiosity - Are there any legacy players or QBs in the pipeline out there?

 

[ElrodGrizzly]

I think it’s still incredible.

Look at Reichman out of Three Forks. Has offers from both Cats and Griz. That’s class B football (assuming this Washington level is as good or better) and he has 33 TDs and 6 picks. Jay’s stats are still mind blowing when you consider that. I mean 67 TDs against a freshman flag football team would still be damn impressive.

Exactly. I don't care what level you are playing at. At a BARE minimum those numbers show good decision making and the ability to deliver the ball in the right spot on a highly consistent basis.

The all time record in Montana for 11 man football is 49 TDs in a season.

 

[HookedonGriz]

Exactly. I don't care what level you are playing at. At a BARE minimum those numbers show good decision making and the ability to deliver the ball in the right spot on a highly consistent basis.

The all time record in Montana for 11 man football is 49 TDs in a season.

Yes I saw Jay is ranked 15th nationally for most TDs thrown, all levels of high school.

 

[UncleBeaner]

Yeah, well. So what, unless he is all in committed to the GRIZ which I see nothing about. Good on him, but probably not gonna come to Missoula for a college career. Correct me if someone knows about an interest from him.

He’s very committed to being a GRIZ. I know him personally

 

[UncleBeaner]

I think he was talking about the team having scored 66 not his personal achievements.
Could be wrong 45 TDs 3000+ yards in 2024

Yes, you are wrong. He’s closing in on records

 

[griz4life]

I think Luke Flowers will be the next Griz QB. He's pretty good, too.

 

[ElrodGrizzly]

He’s very committed to being a GRIZ. I know him personally

Love to hear it. What do you attribute that region becoming such a recruiting hot spot for the Griz over the last couple of years? I am loving it, but I'm curious. Hauck's old connections from coaching there? Just an additional focus there? The Beaners committing and bringing guys with them?

 

[UncleBeaner]

Love to hear it. What do you attribute that region becoming such a recruiting hot spot for the Griz over the last couple of years? I am loving it, but I'm curious. Hauck's old connections from coaching there? Just an additional focus there? The Beaners committing and bringing guys with them?

I think they just see how overlooked a lot of these prospects are by UW and WSU and see a value regionally