AlexHamilton10

Under. A OREvsOSU thread becomes Frost instantly.

...DPE is from VA

No more Bo. No more Paps. No more Beck. Only cussing out sh**** Big 12 refs until August and drinking Riley's Kool-Aid. The Good Life.

JETSWEEP.JETSWEEP.JETSWEEP.JETSWEEP.

Can someone explain how that 3rd down wasn't called for a holding (see Gregory getting picked up)

Oh good lord.

Understandable opinion. I think everyone agrees he needs to get become a better, more intelligent, more accurate passer. But, you're taking a shot in the dark with the other guys more-so than TA. I'm certainly not saying TA needs to be the starter because he has been the starter. My only point is, with the exception of Fyfe, we've never seen the other quarterbacks play a down of college football. And, quite simply, you or I don't know much about guys like Stanton or Darlington. If TA trots out there for the first snap then we need to be behind him, not disappointed. Stanton played against FS for about 30 seconds.

Armstrong, Stanton (Fyfe or Bush start in between as well)

NU: 38 SC: 35 Rush: 312 Pass: 112

Well good thing we wont have to worry about that next year then, since they are shutting down the program. He might transfer to another school (unless he's a senior).

TO as OC? No way would I want Owens as OC.No, Tom O'Connor

Taylor was said to be better than Newby, but Newby has game experience. I think it depends on how we use them. If we run a "pro" style offense, then its Cross. If its a spread-ish offense, than its either Taylor, Bussey or Newby with Cross being used like he has this season.

I could see him in the running back mix. Trevone Boykin was bounced around between QB, WR and RB. He was raw and a gunslinger as a QB, but very athletic. He did whatever they asked him to do (TCU). New OC came in this past year with a new playbook and system, and he won the QB job over an Aggie transfer that backed up Manziel. Look how great that turned out. Coaching can make a difference if a player has the tools and applies what he learns. Boykin is really unbelievable and a totally team player. It's been great seeing him grow each year. As for Armstrong, I really think it depends if the new staff can help him improve, and whether TA will embrace, learn and apply. The new staff knows QB's pretty well apparently, so it will come down to TA. If he can't, then he won't be starting. DPE played qb in HS, and JT was in the mix as a wildcat until he got injured. A lot of raw, dual threat guys in the rotation the next couple of seasons (not only at Qb, but at Rb, Wr, Ol, those kinda Ol's that also catch. I don't know what they're called but Wiscy and Minn used them a lot). Should be a fun ride if they do develop.

Can Gregory take over for TA4? Or you know, a Qb who can make a five yard pass?

+1

Interesting. With or without PEDs? Is he still against Communists?

He CAN: let the old staff get the players ready for the bowl game. He CAN'T: leave his bike unattended.

I thought he was was on Honor Roll?

TO as OC?

Good point. I forgot about that. If USC and Alabama wanted Riley, he clearly has skills. Alabama wasn't too relevant back in '00. And Hackett was running SC into the ground. I think he'll do great in Lincoln, just playing devil's advocate.

Isn't Tressel suspended until 2017?

Maybe the bikes can get paint jobs?

GERRY!

After watching the JV team get ran over by MGIII, I can't help but wonder what would've happened had our Fall Camp Woes not happened. Michael Rose was a beast at Mike, and might've actually *contained* Gordon. I won't go too deep into the defensive injury bug woes at safety, mostly because Gerry has been pretty good this season (until Saturday). And what if Adam Taylor hadn't broke his ankle? He was looking to be the second/third string back, and had made some serious jumps in Spring Camp. Hopefully, both will be starting next season, because the rest of the remaining guys at their positions just flat out looked lost on Saturday.

And cheer as he runs right on bye