Frankly, I'm ready to lose a few boy scouts and pick up a few bad azzes.Quote:
Originally Posted by MICKEYS14
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Frankly, I'm ready to lose a few boy scouts and pick up a few bad azzes.Quote:
Originally Posted by MICKEYS14
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:laugh: This is just TOO easy..........:laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by DONW
Oh, the senseless crap some of you people get riled up over. :laugh:
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I'm not kidding you one bit. If Dykes brings this thug in, you won't see me this fall. I can take a real nice vacation on the money I will save, but, I don't think Reneau will let it happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by HogDawg
I've done tons of illegal stuff and still have a clean record. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BDog05
My first impression on this possible situation was to show the kid the door. The more I think about it, though, the more I think we should give the kid a chance. I just can't figure out a worst case scenario that trumps the potential gain. (<-- youtube link)
And, for every DonW that quits coming, we'll have 5 new faces at games just because of the buzz (be that positive or negative) around the kid.
Except the Mizz State conference game..Quote:
Originally Posted by DONW
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some fun throws:Quote:
Originally Posted by SixWings
1:10 - 30 Yds, in stride, good accuracy
1:20 - accurate pass with great 'zip' while running
3:30 - accurate, well-led TD pass while falling back (the accuracy is impressive on the replay)
3:43 - beautiful over-the-shoulder deep pass.
The kid's running/scrambling ability is all over the video.
Check out this blog....
http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindduc..._masoli_a.html
I'm wondering if he was just in a bad location and making bad decisions. No doubt stealing the computer from the frat house was a bad decision and having weed (illegal in this country no matter how you feel about that) were bad decisions, but is it really THUGish?? Not sure that this is worse than half of Hawaii's football team. :D
If we can take the kid out of the hood and that get's the "thuggish" behavior out of him, then FANTASTIC. If he brings the thuggish stuff here, then we'll drop him like a pancake and he can go off doing whatever he wants.
His passing stats last year are not as good as Jenkins. Every time somebody mentions a transfer on here, you guys start peeing all over yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by SixWings
He played tougher defenses, ran for 13 touchdowns, threw for 15 touchdowns, and led his team to the Rose Bowl. Yeah he will be a bust.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DONW
They're very similar to Ross's. That's for sure. It would probably be appropriate to note that I've always been a Jenkins supporter, probably to a fault. I still feel that he's the most capable QB and leader on the roster. I'm merely stating that there is a tremendous potential in Masoli- that his potential upside is bigger than his potential downside.Quote:
Originally Posted by DONW
Ross had a slightly better passer rating, with Masoli rated a hair lower in nearly every catagory.
However, Masoli had almost 700 yards rushing, and that on a team with over 3,000 yards rushing.
NAME- CMP- ATT- YDS- CMP%- YDS/A- TD- INT- RAT
Ross Jenkins 172- 290- 2095- 59.3- 7.22- 17- 5- 135.9
Jeremiah Masoli 177- 305- 2147- 58.0- 7.04- 15- 6- 129.5
Hell yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by HogDawg
If he is surrounded by a group of leaders on our team, I believe that he will be able to stay out of trouble. If he gets in trouble drop his ass. I can already see us on sportscenter every week with the Masoli weekly update, I wouldn't mind that.
Which one do you think had more talent around him?Quote:
Originally Posted by techfan01
Since when is petty theft worse than causing physical harm on another?Quote:
Originally Posted by CChandler
Your right. Ross Jenkins is better then Masoli.Quote:
Originally Posted by inudesu
And, he really stunk in the Rose Bowl.Quote:
Originally Posted by techfan01