comprehension my friend......it works wonders.....never said I didn't think he was injured. I said I don't think his injury was the soul reason he wasn't as great a player as he was hype up to be going into his Jr. season......big difference........but go ahead and have that drink.
Your quotes not mine. I am not the only person who thinks he was still injured.
I am not sure either. But the guy knows all the players, staff and doctors, so he is obviously much more knowledgeable than every single one of us.
All you have to do is read the thread. I'm not arguing his injury. I simply am stating that I don't think his injury is the SOLE PURPOSE of his lack of production throughout his career here. I mentioned the torn labrum because that's one of the rumors I heard then. I also hear it was an injure to his non-throwing hand, others say it was that he re-injured his elbow or something.....I don't remember any of the rumors being confirmed. All I know is that he was practicing after the Mizzou game but wasn't playing. After the season ended as HE stated that he was fine within that week that the injury was mentioned during the 2010 season. Bo, said he will be fine and that it was nothing serious. Being that nothing was confirmed, yet he wasn't playing I go by my own theory of maybe he just isn't as good as most are cracking out to be since Green was called on to start for the ISU game and the CU game.
:lol: do this. Read my post out loud, maybe that will help you. I acknowledged that he was injure, but I don't think his injury was the reason he didn't produce and that their was no evidence physically no did anyone out side of the inside or outside of the program mention that he seems to be less than 100% in any of his games after seeing that he wasn't producing like he did vs Ark St. When Martinez got injured, you noticed the limp the rest of the season. I didn't see Lee grab an elbow, stretch his arm or even ice a shoulder not once during the games you and others claim he sustained the injury in. I stated, obviously there's an injury because he got surgery at the end of that season, but I don't think it was early in the year because there were no physical signs of struggle in his physical ability other than he just wasn't as athletic as everyone hoped he would be.
Usually when you argue with people on Huskerboard you aren't a "true" fan. That's where this is going, so good thinking on your part to head it off before someone calls you out
Awww, you found a buddy to make strawperson arguments with.Usually when you argue with people on Huskerboard you aren't a "true" fan. That's where this is going, so good thinking on your part to head it off before someone calls you out
Well, the original argument was that Green/Lee in 2010 provided quality depth at the QB position. Someone said no they weren't but suggested that Armstrong/Kellogg is quality depth. I asked how is a QB who's 4/11 for 22 yards, 3 yards rushing on 2 attempts, 1TD/1Int/1Fumble, accompanied with a freshman QB who hasn't played a game quality depth but two QBs whom have at least 2 games of starting experience not. Then all of this came about...... :lol:
Jedi mind tricks...... :lol:Usually when you argue with people on Huskerboard you aren't a "true" fan. That's where this is going, so good thinking on your part to head it off before someone calls you out
What's wrong your buddy isn't giving you attention.......You can sit at our table color if you want.Awww, you found a buddy to make strawperson arguments with.Usually when you argue with people on Huskerboard you aren't a "true" fan. That's where this is going, so good thinking on your part to head it off before someone calls you out
I see. Well I will throw my 2 cents in. In 2010, in the opportunities they had, Lee and Green proved to provide depth. Quality depth is a stretch based on their performances.
I could give two sh#ts about your +1, for the record.
I agree. I guess quality is the wrong term to use. Serviceable is probably closer to reality. In 2010, we knew that if Martinez couldn't come back after injury, there were two QBs that could step in and at least manage to offense. Green was able to perform when a week was spent putting together a game scheme that fit him rather than forcing him to play like Martinez or Lee. Lee showed that he can at least protect the ball on offense and keep from allowing the team to lose the game despite what the defense was doing. IMO, that's more depth at QB than 90% of programs see year to year.