Huskers Land Texas Transfer QB Casey Thompson

[Mavric]

 

[SouthLincoln Husker]

1 hour ago, Mavric said:

 

Where is Martinez on this list?

[Huskerfollower4life]

No where he isn't a great passer so that's why he isnt mentioned. Could change a lot of people's thinking if he passer's more and is accurate not with over throws and plays with his most talented team ever.  They could win and dominate and make a new year's day bowl who knows  anything is possible!!!!!!

[SouthLincoln Husker]

8 minutes ago, Huskerfollower4life said:

No where he isn't a great passer so that's why he isnt mentioned. Could change a lot of people's thinking if he passer's more and is accurate not with over throws and plays with his most talented team ever.  They could win and dominate and make a new year's day bowl who knows  anything is possible!!!!!!

. This post is getting old.  It's funny that a lot of people wanted him gone, but can't let him go!

[Huskerfollower4life]

AM will never get old he left a footprint on the university as one one of the most productive qbs ever for us. 

[RichardHangslow]

9 hours ago, Huskerfollower4life said:

AM will never get old he left a footprint on the university as one one of the most productive qbs ever for us. 

He was also really productive for the opposing teams we played.

 

Frost biggest downfall is that he never brought in anyone to really challenge AM for the starting spot. 

[The Scarlet Pimpernel]

1 hour ago, RichardHangslow said:

Frost biggest downfall is that he never brought in anyone to really challenge AM for the starting spot. 

 

Not sure how much of it was that he never brought someone in, but rather that he never recruited anyone who was B1G starting QB caliber. Not to mention that he made the promise to Adrian and his family that he was "the guy," and he didn't want to break that promise, no matter what. Frost's loyalty to Adrian, as well to his coaches - some of whom were seriously underperforming - has been his biggest problem to this point.

[Huskerfollower4life]

1 hour ago, RichardHangslow said:

He was also really productive for the opposing teams we played.

 

Frost biggest downfall is that he never brought in anyone to really challenge AM for the starting spot. 

I was being truthful and sarcastic with my statement that's why some Husker fans will always respect him bc of what he had to deal with and no o-line to give him time, and him being the heart and soul of SF teams while others are saying thank you for coming here but you can't even throw a screen pass accurately and your suppose to be highly ranked and not turn the ball over during critical parts of the game so no more of the same merry go round. Nobody really wanted to come he offered guys but kids knew that it was AM team to lead. They tried their hand with Luke McCaffrey but he couldn't throw a football to save his life so that hurt the team just as much bc no depth and no good starting winning qb will put a program in a huge hole to get out of. Yes AM was one of the very best productive qb's here with his play but he will be remember for what he wasn't a winner here. No knock on him just truthful assessment on him and Husker fans thinking of him. That's why SF did it this year brought in 2 qb's to make that room stronger bc same goes with Logan not a good enough passer to get it done but who knows he has all summer to change the narrative or the coaches thinking once fall camp starts.

[Huskerfollower4life]

15 minutes ago, The Scarlet Pimpernel said:

 

Not sure how much of it was that he never brought someone in, but rather that he never recruited anyone who was B1G starting QB caliber. Not to mention that he made the promise to Adrian and his family that he was "the guy," and he didn't want to break that promise, no matter what. Frost's loyalty to Adrian, as well to his coaches - some of whom were seriously underperforming - has been his biggest problem to this point.

I couldn't agree more but at the same time he has given the coaches every opportunity to succeed along with the players. If you ask what i mean those coaches came with him from UCF and were given a much bigger platform to succeed(established university, better resources) but they weren't ready for that step bc of what was evident of how they played. With the players i always felt SF has given them ample time to over come there mistakes which you want but the problem is when you give the players another chance and they keep making the mistakes over and over again what can he do bc those guys are suppose to be the best players to give the team a chance to win. I always felt like SF was struck between a rock and a hard place bc of players and coaches. Coaches not developing and Players for not overcoming crucial parts within a game to be disciplined. Fortunately he has smashed this off season bc he knows it needs to count.

[suh_fan93]

 

 

[Saunders]

Can't argue too much with that list.. except Will Levis. Way too high.

 

And Stetson Bennet. He'll never sniff the NFL. He was carried by an elite surrounding cast.

[Toe]

Thompson coming in ahead of his replacement at Texas...

[Huskerfollower4life]

Wait what no way???? AM is ranked 37th. That can't be, he is too good to be ranked that low that's why he went to Kansas State bc he is a winner and wants to win. I will say i believe he should at least be ranked a little higher.

[Cornfed]

I think Cam Ward will end the season in the top 5...

[Husker03]

2 hours ago, Huskerfollower4life said:

 I will say i believe he should at least be ranked a little higher.

His turnover stats say otherwise.