This whole conversation is making me "un" happy.
grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:Yeah, I get that. Well, it'll be interesting to see if Craig is worked into the OSU offense this year...if not, other than being close to home it will have ended up being a huge waste of talent...same for Scarver. I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute.grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:Well is he getting a schollie from Minnesota? Because I believe Hayden Craig had to walk on at Oregon State after being a full-ride here....
So they would rather walk on at a FBS instead of a full ride at a FCS school.
They also moved or are moving much closer to home.
AZ, because all happiness is predicated by football?
CDAGRIZ said:grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:Yeah, I get that. Well, it'll be interesting to see if Craig is worked into the OSU offense this year...if not, other than being close to home it will have ended up being a huge waste of talent...same for Scarver. I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute.grizindabox said:So they would rather walk on at a FBS instead of a full ride at a FCS school.
They also moved or are moving much closer to home.
AZ, because all happiness is predicated by football?
Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football.
grizindabox said:How about FBS and not FCS?
CDAGRIZ said:grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football.
Hmm. In trying to answer the question of why Scarver and other TEs have left the Griz, you said:
grizindabox said:How about FBS and not FCS?
Did you mean FBS as in "f***[*]' Bachelor of Science" or something?
DPGriz4 said:Surprised to see him leaving being that he already spent the first few weeks on campus here, wonder if he can even get into school for the spring semester in Minnesota.
grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football.
Hmm. In trying to answer the question of why Scarver and other TEs have left the Griz, you said:
grizindabox said:How about FBS and not FCS?
Did you mean FBS as in "f***[*]' Bachelor of Science" or something?
General assumption that many kids would rather walk on at a FBS school than get a scholarship at a FCS school. As to why Scarver and other TEs have left, you would have to ask them. Maybe they miss a girl, or there mom's cooking, or the weather, or there hometown professional team....whatever it is, it apparently was not in Missoula.
grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:Yeah, I get that. Well, it'll be interesting to see if Craig is worked into the OSU offense this year...if not, other than being close to home it will have ended up being a huge waste of talent...same for Scarver. I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute.
AZ, because all happiness is predicated by football?
Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football. I get tired of people throwing out the "waste of talent" or "I hope for their sake" type comments because he is leaving. Maybe the same could be said if he stayed at UM. The kid decided to leave for whatever reason. Why can't people just say "good luck" and "disappointed to see you go" and leave it at that?
AZGrizFan said:grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:grizindabox said:AZ, because all happiness is predicated by football?
Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football. I get tired of people throwing out the "waste of talent" or "I hope for their sake" type comments because he is leaving. Maybe the same could be said if he stayed at UM. The kid decided to leave for whatever reason. Why can't people just say "good luck" and "disappointed to see you go" and leave it at that?
Man, you get tired of shit a LOT. My humblest and deepest apologies for making a statement that apparently rankles you so...
"Good luck, Noah Scarver. Disappointed to see you go."
There. Did I do that right? Does this post get the official grizindabox seal of approval? Because I'm going to lie awake at night now, worrying that I might say something on this board that's going to make you "tired". :?
I think I'll leave it at that. :roll:
BWahlberg said:Bummer, hate to see talented kids leave but it happens every year.
Noah might've seen the writing on the wall with Harper ahead of him and then Ralston and Sprunk in the same class. Tough to break through and be a 2-3 year starter in that mix.
:lol: :lol:grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football. I get tired of people throwing out the "waste of talent" or "I hope for their sake" type comments because he is leaving. Maybe the same could be said if he stayed at UM. The kid decided to leave for whatever reason. Why can't people just say "good luck" and "disappointed to see you go" and leave it at that?
Man, you get tired of shit a LOT. My humblest and deepest apologies for making a statement that apparently rankles you so...
"Good luck, Noah Scarver. Disappointed to see you go."
There. Did I do that right? Does this post get the official grizindabox seal of approval? Because I'm going to lie awake at night now, worrying that I might say something on this board that's going to make you "tired". :?
I think I'll leave it at that. :roll:
Yeah, I get that. Well, it'll be interesting to see if your post plays out...if not, other than being a waste of written word it will have ended up being a huge waste of your talent...same for CDA. I hope for your sakes you still get a chance to contribute.
grizindabox said:AZGrizFan said:grizindabox said:CDAGRIZ said:Quite the leap from "I hope for their sakes they get a chance to contribute."
I did not even see anywhere that Scarver was actually going to play football. I get tired of people throwing out the "waste of talent" or "I hope for their sake" type comments because he is leaving. Maybe the same could be said if he stayed at UM. The kid decided to leave for whatever reason. Why can't people just say "good luck" and "disappointed to see you go" and leave it at that?
Man, you get tired of shit a LOT. My humblest and deepest apologies for making a statement that apparently rankles you so...
"Good luck, Noah Scarver. Disappointed to see you go."
There. Did I do that right? Does this post get the official grizindabox seal of approval? Because I'm going to lie awake at night now, worrying that I might say something on this board that's going to make you "tired". :?
I think I'll leave it at that. :roll:
Yeah, I get that. Well, it'll be interesting to see if your post plays out...if not, other than being a waste of written word it will have ended up being a huge waste of your talent...same for CDA. I hope for your sakes you still get a chance to contribute.
AllWeatherFan said:Oh well, at least NDSU didn't get him...
griz4life said:BWahlberg said:Bummer, hate to see talented kids leave but it happens every year.
Noah might've seen the writing on the wall with Harper ahead of him and then Ralston and Sprunk in the same class. Tough to break through and be a 2-3 year starter in that mix.
Harper has been a bit of a surprise, I think. He's a stud, has great hands, runs good routes, but he does seem undersized. Maybe Scarver was thinking he'd leapfrog Harper on the depth chart after a year of development. I think there were eGrizzers who thought the bigger younger TEs would at some point.