QB Club

[SoldierGriz]

This might be the dumbest post I've seen. You wanna look around the FCS and tell me the towns the best teams are in. While you're at it, list the towns of the best teams that were top programs and moved on.

While you're at it, remind me the populations of Tuscaloosa, AL and Clemson, SC.

I thought it was a joke post.

Had to be.

 

[WaGriz4life]

This might be the dumbest post I've seen. You wanna look around the FCS and tell me the towns the best teams are in. While you're at it, list the towns of the best teams that were top programs and moved on.

While you're at it, remind me the populations of Tuscaloosa, AL and Clemson, SC.

I thought it was a joke post.

It was to a large extent.

I’m talking about recruiting territory Kyle, not population of college towns. You wanna tell me Alabama doesn’t have big time talent all around them?

 

[AZGrizFan]

I thought it was a joke post.

It was to a large extent.

I’m talking about recruiting territory Kyle, not population of college towns. You wanna tell me Alabama doesn’t have big time talent all around them?

“Old whites”?

 

[SoldierGriz]

It was to a large extent.

I’m talking about recruiting territory Kyle, not population of college towns. You wanna tell me Alabama doesn’t have big time talent all around them?

“Old whites”?

That's why I thought it had to be a joke....a lame joke.

 

[BadlandsGrizFan]

I thought it was a joke post.

Had to be.

He’s a big fan of world renowned getaway destination Fargo ND. Come for the wind and snow. Stay for the fat women.

 

[3-7-77]

Do any of you guys who live in Missoula have the balls to ask Hauck why he has Rosenbach run a 7th grade offense? I'm guessing there is some form of give and take conversation in the quarterback club meetings.

Why would anyone ask such a dumb question?

OK, then how about a very pointed question. Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Rosenbach's next move will be to Warm Springs, the sooner the better.

 

[BWahlberg]

QB Club member here, unfortunately going to miss this one in person but hoping to catch it on streaming. He's had tough questions at it before, he will again. He knows he's talking to a room of people that donated (at least) $1000 to help support the team so he is more candid with us. I've never seen anyone ask him questions about his coaching staff. The format of QB club starts with a recap and then a look ahead. Bobby is up front and honest and usually can anticipate the questions he has coming. He's also a very experienced leader/coach and knows to take the arrows slung to his assistants as his own fault. I can't imagine if someone got up and asked him to comment on the competency/employment of an assistant of his if he'd even engage. We're donors, we're not his employer.

 

[mthoopsfan]

Why would anyone ask such a dumb question?

OK, then how about a very pointed question. Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Rosenbach's next move will be to Warm Springs, the sooner the better.

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

 

[SoldierGriz]

QB Club member here, unfortunately going to miss this one in person but hoping to catch it on streaming. He's had tough questions at it before, he will again. He knows he's talking to a room of people that donated (at least) $1000 to help support the team so he is more candid with us. I've never seen anyone ask him questions about his coaching staff. The format of QB club starts with a recap and then a look ahead. Bobby is up front and honest and usually can anticipate the questions he has coming. He's also a very experienced leader/coach and knows to take the arrows slung to his assistants as his own fault. I can't imagine if someone got up and asked him to comment on the competency/employment of an assistant of his if he'd even engage. We're donors, we're not his employer.

Agree QB club is not the correct venue. But, the media should be asking what criteria he might use to determine if changes are needed. Does he do in-season performance assessments, or does he wait until the season is over. How does he assess the performance of his assistants? Do players have input?

 

[Chucknduck]

OK, then how about a very pointed question. Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Rosenbach's next move will be to Warm Springs, the sooner the better.

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

73% is awesome, but was was the average yards of completion? I got 8.8 YPC, with a long of 17 (During Browns time at QB). The longest run of the game was Ostmo at 15; Lucas had a plus 20 run. Anyhow, I think the original point was if he was looking good on the 8-10 yard check-downs, why start heaving the 23 yards throws on the last 3 plays (not sure if the throw to Grossman was a deep ball or not, but the ones to Flowers and White were)? Sure 4th down is a easier to understand, but the way the entire game went, SAC wasn't going to get beat deep and did a great job at keeping everything in front of them.

Should have just went and got the 1st down. Hindsight is always 20/20.

 

[kemajic]

Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.

Not only passing plays, but desperation passing plays into the end zone when what was needed was a first down. The opposite of the Idaho game, when down by two scores late we needed Johnson to go into the end zone, but we got dink and dunk, leaving only 32 seconds on the clock after the score.

 

[EverettGriz]

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

73% is awesome, but was was the average yards of completion? I got 8.8 YPC, with a long of 17 (During Browns time at QB). The longest run of the game was Ostmo at 15; Lucas had a plus 20 run. Anyhow, I think the original point was if he was looking good on the 8-10 yard check-downs, why start heaving the 23 yards throws on the last 3 plays (not sure if the throw to Grossman was a deep ball or not, but the ones to Flowers and White were)? Sure 4th down is a easier to understand, but the way the entire game went, SAC wasn't going to get beat deep and did a great job at keeping everything in front of them.

Should have just went and got the 1st down. Hindsight is always 20/20.

Well they did get the first down on like a 11 yarder to Grossman, but UM got flagged for a bullshit OPI call.

 

[kemajic]

OK, then how about a very pointed question. Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Rosenbach's next move will be to Warm Springs, the sooner the better.

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

We didn't need the passes into the end zone in that situation; we didn't need a TD, we needed a first down. Brown's numbers were good from the dink and dunks, not long passes. Dink and dunk might have gotten the first down.

 

[grizturd]

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

We didn't need the passes into the end zone in that situation; we didn't need a TD, we needed a first down. Brown's numbers were good from the dink and dunks, not long passes. Dink and dunk might have gotten the first down.

Couldn’t agree more.

 

[mthoopsfan]

Bodnar was at QB Club. Made the rounds with multiple tables early, and then spoke before Hauck. Sounds like Bodnar went to SS. He spoke well.

510 members now.

In the Big Sky, the replay ref has access to all cameras. Because this game was ESPN2, there were more cameras than usual.

 

[AZGrizFan]

OK, then how about a very pointed question. Why would Rosie call three pass plays in a row by a backup QB who can't pass for shit? Rosenbach is not only the OC, but the QB coach as well, who should know KB can't pass worth a shit.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Rosenbach's next move will be to Warm Springs, the sooner the better.

Note Brown had completed 16 of his last 22 coming into the OT. That's 73%. After a short run on first down, a pass on 2d down seems appropriate. Most teams pass on 3d and long. Of course, we had to pass on 4th and long.

Slightly different question then: Why call two LONG pass plays when all we needed was 8 yards? He didn’t complete a pass OVER 8 yards all night.

 

[AZGrizFan]

Bodnar was at QB Club. Made the rounds with multiple tables early, and then spoke before Hauck. Sounds like Bodnar went to SS. He spoke well.

510 members now.

In the Big Sky, the replay ref has access to all cameras. Because this game was ESPN2, there were more cameras than usual.

So did the BigSkyCommish lie purposely? Or is he just an idiot and has no idea how his own conference works?

 

[mthoopsfan]

Bodnar was at QB Club. Made the rounds with multiple tables early, and then spoke before Hauck. Sounds like Bodnar went to SS. He spoke well.

510 members now.

In the Big Sky, the replay ref has access to all cameras. Because this game was ESPN2, there were more cameras than usual.

So did the BigSkyCommish lie purposely? Or is he just an idiot and has no idea how his own conference works?

Don't know. What did he say? Didn't see it Judging by his or someone's comment on the bad call not reversed, perhaps he's an idiot.

 

[AZGrizFan]

So did the BigSkyCommish lie purposely? Or is he just an idiot and has no idea how his own conference works?

Don't know. What did he say? Didn't see it Judging by his or someone's comment on the bad call not reversed, perhaps he's an idiot.

He said they didn’t have access to the feeds that showed the receiver out of bounds. But they did. And they STILL got it wrong, despite clear evidence to the contrary.

 

[mthoopsfan]

Don't know. What did he say? Didn't see it Judging by his or someone's comment on the bad call not reversed, perhaps he's an idiot.

He said they didn’t have access to the feeds that showed the receiver out of bounds. But they did. And they STILL got it wrong, despite clear evidence to the contrary.

He didn't say anything about access to feeds. He said there wasn't indisputable evidence. Except there was, probably on every feed.