Yes imhoLegit question: is he firing his OC if we’re 7-5 cause we go for it on a couple 4th and inches in plus field position for the game?
Yes imhoLegit question: is he firing his OC if we’re 7-5 cause we go for it on a couple 4th and inches in plus field position for the game?
I work for a power 5 company and insist that all my recruits are at least 6'0" so they can see over the cubicle walls when they talk to me. Our company has a fantastic women's volleyball team.I'm not sure that this guy even profiles as a Big ten QB. He's 6' tall (maybe! they always exaggerate on the high side!); can he even see over our linemen?
He completed less than 60 % of his passes in a non-power 5 league. He was sacked almost 10% of his drop-backs for almost 200 yards in losses (as a running QB?) Looks like a REACH.
Legit question: is he firing his OC if we’re 7-5 cause we go for it on a couple 4th and inches in plus field position for the game?
So we ignore what took place in the Rose Bowl? Bombs away!
Werner indicated yesterday on his podcast that it may take a couple days to work out the details, but he appears to be the lone target.No flight tracker news or anything on Lunney yet? News yesterday is he was in Champaign.
Well craftedI know we can't shell out for a B1G or SEC superstar, but honestly f*** riches, get Lunney.
I think Coach B ideally wanted Petersen to find a QB with multiple years left so that our incoming freshman can sit and learn for 2 years and compete as a redshirt soph. But all we got was a one year stopgap with the same QB questions coming up in 2023.It was mostly speculation, but Lehman made some good points on a pod today that something seemed to change after the season was over. Possibly they couldn’t get the QB and WR interest in the portal they expected. Possibly Bielema wasn’t hearing the adjustments that he felt were needed to move forward.
Don't know what the language in his contract is for buy out but probably reasonable to think that it would be half his salary. So 750k total, he didn't do something or anything stupid that gets us out of it, but we are playing like big boys again. So money be damned let's win!Petersen was making $750K? Wow. Didn't think it was that much. On the hook for 2 more years? 1.5 mil?
I like the NOW approach from Coach...no more 3 years, hoping it works out. Gotta be BOLD and pull the trigger.Have to give BB credit, he is not afraid to end a bad experiment. I did think it was more of a personnel issue at QB but I’m ok with it.
Anyone know if BB was this quick to pull the trigger at other stops?
That was Homecoming and I thought Mackovic was taking too much time off the clock. The team was very calm. I was sitting in the East balcony and when we made the field goal the stands were moving a lot, like they might come down.This^.
Jason Verduzco was listed as 5'9" and did us proud under center back in the day. I believe he was slightly shorter than that based on my lone encounter with him and my decidedly average stature. Wasn't quick or flashy but he was smart and tough as nails. One of the memorable games I saw in Memorial Stadium was #8 Illinois beating #24 MSU 15-13 in '90. Just a brutal defensive struggle. Jason played the entire game on a bum left knee. After falling behind with 1:40 remaining he drove us down to the 30 in less than a minute to set up the winning field goal. Spartan coach George Perles called him the difference in the game. Money quote from UPI article:
'You would have had to kill me to get me out of that game,' the Antioch, Calif., native said. 'I was staying in that game no mater what. You could have tore my leg off and I would've still been in that game.
I'll take his 5'9"-ish clone any day.
I agree when it’s a bad fit. If it is just slow, but there is progress, I am ok with 2 years.I like the NOW approach from Coach...no more 3 years, hoping it works out. Gotta be BOLD and pull the trigger.
I'm still mad at Lovie.
I like the NOW approach from Coach...no more 3 years, hoping it works out. Gotta be BOLD and pull the trigger.
Right? It was obvious he wasn't exactly enthusiastic, but I did not realize how much damage he had done by the end of his tenure.I'm still mad at Lovie.
Such a great game. Doug Higgins was Beaveresque w/ 5 FGs. It's funny you mention the balcony. I was sitting in the west balcony at that game, around the end zone, the first time I'd ever been on that side of the stadium, and it moved, too. 31 years later I still remember the collective release in the crowd when he nailed that final 48-yarder through the north goal posts. One of the hardest-hitting games I've ever seen. Perhaps my fondest Memorial Stadium memory.That was Homecoming and I thought Mackovic was taking too much time off the clock. The team was very calm. I was sitting in the East balcony and when we made the field goal the stands were moving a lot, like they might come down.
I may be wrong, but I also thought each team got an unsportsmanlike conduct on the sidelines after a huge hit. Brutal game was right.