ilovethecats
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millertime said:All this says is he is a competitor, wants to be a leader, and wants to win. This debate is stupid. If Roper had off the field problems that had nothing to do with success on the field. The fact that he couldn't scramble, throw accurately, and read routes was the problem. Forcier does not and will not have these problems.ilovethecats said:GrizGuy said:Hammer, GB1, can either of you speak to AD concerns about his character? I mean is he the kind of guy we'd WANT on the team or are there red flags about the kind of thing that led to disruption, a la Roper, allegedly?
which brings me to the negative. he has always seemed like a "look at me" kind of kid. he's the same dude who made noise by starting a website and posting all of his scholarship offer letters from schools on it! so when he was offered by cal....it was on the site. oregon...same thing. all in all i think he posted more than thirty of these letters from coaches on this site which was pretty tasteless in my opinion.
he also was the kid that transferred high schools several times. i know not all situations are the same but when kids do this it at least warrants some attention. many times it is a case of a kid feeling he is owed more than the coach is giving him. in his case he transferred to a school that didn't even have a football team so he could basically pick where he wanted to go. again...nothing wrong with that but sometimes it shows the characcter of a person and occasionally a sense of entitlement.
Oh and to hedge your shody leader arguments. Leaders can come from any position doesn't have to be quarterback, there is a lot of qbs on winning teams that are not vocal.
can i assume you didn't mean to quote me because nowhere in my post did i meantion shody leadership, roper, forciers ability to scramble, throw accurately, read routes, or being vocal..... :?