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I don't have anyone in particular in mind. I can't confirm anyone is even on the radar right now. Coaches are probably scrambling, or staying on Wudtee really hard. I wouldn't be surprised if we just don't sign a QB this year, with Price being a Sophomore and Smith being a Freshman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigdog13
1. Wudtee hasn't signed anywhere else yet. I'm not sure why everyone is writing him off already. We've fended off P5 schools for recruits before (especially late(ish) in the process).Quote:
Originally Posted by T1
2. Our coaches better not be scrambling. They know how this game works. Holtz has been doing this too long to have put all his eggs in one basket. "Heavily committed" or not. This ain't his first rodeo.
You are on a P5 high horse, get a life loser.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthTulsaPoke
As for as QBs go, Tech has done fairly well over the years (decades):
Mickey Slaughter
Terry Bradshaw
Denny Duron
Keith Thibodeaux
Matt Dunigan
Jason Martin
Tim Rattay
Luke McCown
and our back to back one-year wonders
Cody Sokol
Jeff Driskel
I think we'll be fine at QB going forward.
By contrast, some of the most elite P5 programs, namely Bama and LSU, can't seem to solve the QB problem. Maybe they need to hire this Okie State fan as a consultant to get some kids in "P5 shape."
Are you still talking? Dude, just fade back into the shadows. No one cares what you think.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthTulsaPoke
Don't bring your mom into this.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthTulsaPoke
Can someone please give me a list of successful Okie State QBs? Other than Brandon Weeden, I obviously know he is an exceptional QB.
The ones that have led them to Big 12 titles?Quote:
Originally Posted by TrueBulldog1962
It appears Weeden is the only one.
Top 100 passing yards per season in NCAA history:
15. Tim Rattay, (4,943)
20. Brandon Weeden (4,727)
50. Brandon Weeden (4,277)
70. Colby Cameron (4,147)
87. Jeff Driskel (4,026)
Career passing yards:
18. Tim Rattay (12,746)
20. Luke McCown (12,666)
138. Brandon Weeden (9,260)
156. Jason Martin (9,066)
How did our guys perform against the likes of Nebraska, Baylor, and Oklahoma State?Quote:
Originally Posted by T1
Timmy Terrific had a pretty good day vs. Nebraska. Heck! just one of his receivers set an NCAA record that day with 405 receiving yards.
Luke beat Okie State with THREE length of the field TD drives in the 4th qtr
Matt Dunigan had good games vs. Baylor and aTm
Colby Cameron had a pretty good night vs aTm too
I couldn't find Baylor, but here's Nebraska and OSU...
Nebraska:
- Rattay: 46-68, 590 yds, 4 TDs, 1 Int
- Champion / Mosely: 13-32, 255 yds, 1 TD, 1 Int
OSU:
- McCown: 38-66, 448 yds, 3 TDs, 0 Int
- McCown: 29-54, 286 yds, 1 TD, 2 Int
It's not true. It's a myth propagated by P5 schools. There are usually 2 or 3 good teams in each P5 conference, the rest are physically similar to G5 schools.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthTulsaPoke
The Big 12 especially is known for being soft.
Big 12 qb's are fragile.