Texas A&M Recruiting 2025: The Land of Melk & No Money

[LTtxfan 50004]

6 hours ago, texifornia said:

Florida is fucking terrible and Napier is a potato. Don't get your hopes up.

 

6 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

The moveable object vs the stoppable force.

 

[Pato del Muerto 53500]

This first year mulligan they’re already conjuring up, in between takes of table running the rest of their schedule, is great because if elko is obviously not going to be the guy they won’t accept it for a while longer. 
 

As if they could afford his buyout and jimbo’s along with a newer coach.  Are they stuck with him no matter what until jimbo is off their books, or are their donors so stupid they’ll pay another one so quickly?

[Hornlover 8942]

3 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

This first year mulligan they’re already conjuring up, in between takes of table running the rest of their schedule, is great because if elko is obviously not going to be the guy they won’t accept it for a while longer. 
 

As if they could afford his buyout and jimbo’s along with a newer coach.  Are they stuck with him no matter what until jimbo is off their books, or are their donors so stupid they’ll pay another one so quickly?

Are you asking if there is a limit to aggy stupidity?

Spoiler

 

[SydneyCarton 49500]

8 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

This first year mulligan they’re already conjuring up, in between takes of table running the rest of their schedule, is great because if elko is obviously not going to be the guy they won’t accept it for a while longer. 
 

As if they could afford his buyout and jimbo’s along with a newer coach.  Are they stuck with him no matter what until jimbo is off their books, or are their donors so stupid they’ll pay another one so quickly?

This is the million dollar question for me too. It’s obvious with the fat comments that they can’t stand having this guy as the face of the program unless he is winning. They might actually fire him after 2 years because they’re too comfortable looking that closely n the mirror. Can’t imagine how wrecked their finances will be then. 

[Redneck Mutha 8178]

11 hours ago, lemonandaturd said:

The aggy roller coaster leaves the tracks early this season when Bowling Green whips their ass at home.   

Yeah don't sleep on BG. They went toe to toe with with Penn St this past week even while turning it over twice in their own territory, they have a bye this week, while aggy goes to the Swamp.

[MonkeyDoughnut 10803]

Elko very much has Tom Herman "I'm smarter than you" vibes and could easily snap answering questions on how they got smacked by a terrible Florida team and BG. Sept could be an epic implosion even by aggy standards.

[DigglerontheHoof 21551]

If Napier doesn't start Lagway, he should get fired at halftime. 

[Vertigo 20494]

3 hours ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

If Napier doesn't start Lagway, he should get fired at halftime. 

There is zero question he starts Lagway. This is typical coach speak trying to make them waste time prepping for stuff they wont see. 

 

[closetojumping 65422]

1 minute ago, Vertigo said:

There is zero question he starts Lagway. This is typical coach speak trying to make them waste time prepping for stuff they wont see. 

 

The problem here is that Napier recruited Mertz to come back for this season and then had him elected as captain. Everyone is writing those aspects off when considering the situation. Put yourself in that guy's shoes for a minute.

We can all think what we want about Napier as a coach or person and I'm not some type of fan of the guy, but I can understand the inner conflict here for the guy as a man. That said, I also see the HC role in CFB as that of a "fiduciary" for the program, so he's still got overcome the personal issues and make the right choice for the organization. 

[Park Gothic 5376]

4 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

The problem here is that Napier recruited Mertz to come back for this season and then had him elected as captain. Everyone is writing those aspects off when considering the situation. Put yourself in that guy's shoes for a minute.

We can all think what we want about Napier as a coach or person and I'm not some type of fan of the guy, but I can understand the inner conflict here for the guy as a man. That said, I also see the HC role in CFB as that of a "fiduciary" for the program, so he's still got overcome the personal issues and make the right choice for the organization. 

This is an excellent way to put it. If Napier doesn't play the QB that gives them the best chance of winning, he's letting down the 84 guys on the roster (plus the AD and the fans). I'm sure it sucks for him personally to go back on promises he made to the kid, but he can't put the kid before the team. It's also a good lesson about not making those kinds of promises. 

[RomaVicta 30586]

2 hours ago, closetojumping said:

The problem here is that Napier recruited Mertz to come back for this season and then had him elected as captain. Everyone is writing those aspects off when considering the situation. Put yourself in that guy's shoes for a minute.

We can all think what we want about Napier as a coach or person and I'm not some type of fan of the guy, but I can understand the inner conflict here for the guy as a man. That said, I also see the HC role in CFB as that of a "fiduciary" for the program, so he's still got overcome the personal issues and make the right choice for the organization. 

Mertz gonna get Joe-Bidened! (No CR)

  I'm not finished as a QB.

Edited September 10 by RomaVicta

[HtownHorn 15236]

Was Mertz considering transferring? He sucks, but I am sure he would have had some options.

[closetojumping 65422]

For those who check on this thread for football team info, I've C&P'd their snapcount data through the first two games and spoilered it. A few notes below:

-They benched Bryce Anderson as a starter. He could be starting at Texas but had to get that $250k bag while forgoing his future earning potential. Get fucked, dummy. 

-Shanahan was forced to play snaps at C while not being listed there. They have since announced that Erb, who is 6'7", will be the back-up C going forward. They worked Dewberry at C during practices last week and he was a disaster. 

-Speaking of Dewberry, he barely got snaps in garbage time against McNeese State. He can get fucked as well. 

-Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy, all 5 stars of his fat ass, got a whopping 7 snaps against McNeese State. There are multiple walk-ons on the DL who got more snaps.

-This is a reminder that the rankings of GBD, Doooby Doooby Dew, Shanahan, and Anderson all factor into the lazy 247 "talent composite index" or whatever the fuck it is called. 

-Some WR from Troy that they were all knob-slobbing in the spring until he got hurt came back and played 8 irrelevant snaps.

-Bussey played a bunch. Tarp reports that they're only comfortable with jet sweeps and reverses for him at WR. Apparently, he's just running around on routes and not usually where he is supposed to be and they don't trust him yet. The guy is talented and this was game 2, so I assume he's actually going to get better and play more. 

-Starting WR Walker broke a finger early in the game and played one snap. The Elk lied about his status after the game and said he could have returned. "All Day" Jahdae is kind of needed this week, so I'm going to be entertained when he's in street clothes on the sidelines. 

-Scooby Williams, the terrible but needed starting LB, didn't suit out. The Elk attempted to downplay how badly he's hurt, but couldn't confirm that he'd be ready for SEC play. 

-Elko won't let reporters say anything definitively about injuries, even season-enders, so enjoy that skirting from Tarp in the write-up.

Also, I've said this was going to be a bad team all offseason for reasons that are playing out and can be seen in the snapcounts. The JAGger Index for this team is through the fucking roof. 

 

Spoiler

The Texas A&M football team saw 71 of its players receive snaps on offense (31) or defense (40) when defeating McNeese State, 52-10, at home Saturday in Kyle Field. The snap count for each Aggie player vs. the Cowboys – and for the whole season – can be seen below.

 

 

Offense (66 total plays)

Quarterback: Conner Weigman (39), Marcel Reed (27). 

Offensive line: Trey Zuhn III (53) Chase Bisontis (53), Ar'maj Reed-Adams (53), Kolinu'u Faaiu (35), Dametrious Crownover (33), TJ Shanahan (31), Reuben Fatheree II (21), Ashton Funk (13), Kam Dewberry (13), Aki Ogunbiyi (13), Blake Ivy (12).

Running back: Amari Daniels (26), Anthony DiNota (23), Le'Veon Moss (16), Israel Benjamin (1)

Tight end: Tre Watson (35), Theo Melin Öhrstrӧm (32), Donovan Green (12), Shane Calhoun (12). 

Wide receiver: Cyrus Allen (40), Noah Thomas (35), Terry Bussey (33), Moose Muhammad III (29), Ashton Bethel-Roman (12), Izaiah Williams (12), Jabre Barber (8), Jacob Bostick (2), Jahdae Walker (1), Micah Tease (1).

Starting lineup: Quarterback Conner Weigman, offensive linemen Trey Zuhn III (left tackle), Chase Bisontis (left guard), Kolinu'u Faaiu (center), Ar'maj Reed-Adams (right guard) and Dametrious Crownover (right tackle), running back Le'Veon Moss, wide receivers Noah Thomas and Jahdae Walker, and tight ends Tre Watson and Theo Melin Öhrstrӧm.

Injury notes: Walker started the game before permanently exiting with an apparent finger injury. A&M head coach Mike Elko said Walker could have reentered the game but was held out for precautionary reasons.

Running back EJ Smith did not dress out for the game. Elko described Smith as a game-time decision, though he did not disclose the nature of his injury. As expected, center Mark Nabou Jr. (lower body), running back Rueben Owens II (foot) and tight end Garrett Miller (undisclosed) were among other players who were not dressed out for the game.

Barber made his first return from the foot injury he suffered in the spring. However, he only played eight snaps.

Defense (59 total snaps)

Defensive line: DJ Hicks (28), Rylan Kennedy (26), Rodas Johnson (22), Malick Sylla (19), Shemar Stewart (15), Albert Regis (15), Nic Scourton (14), Solomon Williams (11), Samu Taumanupepe (11), Josh Celiscar (11), Kendall Jackson (10), Cashius Howell (10), Shemar Turner (10), Nana Boadi-Owusu (7), Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy (7), Drew Beltran (7), Dealyn Evans (6), Jadon Scarlett (5), Nathan Jackson (2), Cody Polk (2), Charlie Shears (1). 

Linebacker: Jordan Lockhart (38), Tristan Jernigan (32), Daymion Sanford (19), Taurean York (13), Solomon DeShields (11).

Defensive back: BJ Mayes (36), Jaydon Hill (36), Dezz Ricks (31), Jarred Kerr (29), Myles Davis (28), Jayvon Thomas (21), Will Lee III (18), Trey Jones (16), Bravion Rogers (15), Marcus Ratcliffe (15), Bryce Anderson (14), Dalton Brooks (13), Tyreek Chappell (13), Donovan Saunders (12).

Starting lineup: Defensive ends Nic Scourton and Shemar Stewart, defensive tackles Shemar Stewart and Albert Regis, linebackers Taurean York and Daymion Sanford, cornerbacks Will Lee III and Jayvon Thomas, nickel cornerback Tyreek Chappell, and safeties Marcus Ratcliffe and Dalton Brooks. 

Injury notes: Starting will linebacker Scooby Williams did not dress out for the game. Elko said Williams "possibly" would have played if they were facing an SEC opponent. He did not disclose what held him out.

As expected, defensive end Enai White (knee) did not dress out for the game.

Season snap count totals on offense (139 total plays)

Quarterback: Conner Weigman (112), Marcel Reed (27). 

Offensive line: Trey Zuhn III (126) Chase Bisontis (126), Ar'maj Reed-Adams (53), Kolinu'u Faaiu (85), Dametrious Crownover (103), TJ Shanahan (39), Mark Nabou Jr. (22), Reuben Fatheree II (21), Ashton Funk (13), Kam Dewberry (13), Aki Ogunbiyi (13), Blake Ivy (12).

Running back: Le'Veon Moss (64), Amari Daniels (42), Anthony DiNota (23), E.J. Smith (9), Israel Benjamin (1)

Tight end: Tre Watson (88), Theo Melin Öhrstrӧm (53), Shane Calhoun (20), Donovan Green (12).

Wide receiver: Noah Thomas (105), Cyrus Allen (101), Jahdae Walker (53), Terry Bussey (45), Moose Muhammad III (35), Ashton Bethel-Roman (12), Izaiah Williams (12), Jabre Barber (8), Micah Tease (8), Jacob Bostick (3).

Season snap totals on defense (126 total plays)

Defensive line: Shemar Turner (69), Nic Scourton (68), Shemar Stewart (62), Albert Regis (58), DJ Hicks (43), Rylan Kennedy (41), Cashius Howell (35), Rodas Johnson (32), Malick Sylla (19), Solomon Williams (11), Samu Taumanupepe (11), Josh Celiscar (11), Kendall Jackson (10), Nana Boadi-Owusu (7), Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy (7), Drew Beltran (7), Dealyn Evans (6), Jadon Scarlett (5), Nathan Jackson (2), Cody Polk (2), Charlie Shears (1). 

Linebacker: Taurean York (72), Scooby Williams (51), Daymion Sanford (43), Jordan Lockhart (38), Tristan Jernigan (32), Solomon DeShields (11).

Defensive back: Bryce Anderson (81), Jayvon Thomas (74), Will Lee III (72), Marcus Ratcliffe (71), Tyreek Chappell (68), Dezz Ricks (58), Jaydon Hill (41), BJ Mayes (36), Trey Jones (33), Jarred Kerr (29), Myles Davis (28), Bravion Rogers (15), Dalton Brooks (14), Donovan Saunders (12).

 

[BornAndRaised 12876]

Fuck Anderson for leading us along, and fuck dewberry for thinking he'd develop better there (and assumed larger signing bag)

[Hookem2147 22033]

8 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

-Elko won't let reporters say anything definitively about injuries, even season-enders, so enjoy that skirting from Tarp in the write-up.

This is funny because Elko will have to release an injury report this week with the new rules and a SEC game on Saturday.

No more keeping secrets or keeping the media on a leash.

[closetojumping 65422]

10 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

This is funny because Elko will have to release an injury report this week with the new rules and a SEC game on Saturday.

No more keeping secrets or keeping the media on a leash.

He and Venables are possibly the biggest liars in CFB when it comes to injuries, though. I've been assuming we'll see a whole bunch of "GTD" when they damned well someone isn't playing. Hope you're right, in any event.

[Mitch Cumsteen 18963]

Is Anderson really benched or are they just load managing a vet's snaps against a scrub team in a blowout? Brooks didn't get many snaps at S, either.

I can't imagine they both don't play a ton against Florida.

[mannewers 563]

22 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

This is funny because Elko will have to release an injury report this week with the new rules and a SEC game on Saturday.

No more keeping secrets or keeping the media on a leash.

That fat fuck told the reporter that their starting center was fine and could come back into the game against ND. Yeah, the one who is done for the year.

 

Edited September 10 by mannewers

[Elmer_Fudd 22993]

Wasn't it said that Sean Spencer is a decent recruiter, but a shitty coach/developer?  May explain some of the high rushing totals so far against aggy.

[closetojumping 65422]

37 minutes ago, Mitch Cumsteen said:

Is Anderson really benched or are they just load managing a vet's snaps against a scrub team in a blowout? Brooks didn't get many snaps at S, either.

I can't imagine they both don't play a ton against Florida.

I don't know on this one. I viewed as a Milroe/USF thing. Regardless, why play him at all if you're not going to start him? He didn't need the reps vs one of the worst FSC programs on any schedule.

[Vertigo 20494]

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

They have since announced that Erb, who is 6'7", will be the back-up C going forward.

This might be the funniest visual I have had in quite a while. If Weigman has to go under center his face is going to be in the guys ass. 

[Bevo14 8468]

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

so I assume he's actually going to get better and play more. 

 

That's a big assumption considering what school he plays for.

[Focht Up 648]

54 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

This might be the funniest visual I have had in quite a while. If Weigman has to go under center his face is going to be in the guys ass. 

Isn't that the aggy way?

[closetojumping 65422]

There is some good shit coming from the guys in the know on 247 right now. They're clearly tired of the bullying from aggie pravda. It's fucking hilarious. I'm posting the following takes from Tarp on a thread about Donovan Green. For anyone who's unfamiliar, Green was budding star at TE and tore his knee up in the runup to their first game last year. He's since gotten fat, out of shape, married, and unmotivated other than in regard to getting a degree and as much free food as possible. 

-----

Tarp

He's a big guy now.

A lot of them are.

A&M looked at its team in January and decided they needed to get bigger.

Thus, they made everyone bigger and somehow didn't think they need to replace a 325 pound NT.

--

Tarp

 

ThePlaymaker said... (original post) Did he practice in the spring?

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Non contact. I saw him in a agility drill back then and he looked pretty good to go.

Carter and I have talked about this. We just kind of shake our heads like we do about a lot of things because it's hard to figure out the why.

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Tarp

 

Pooch01 said... (original post) Why he can't move or why he's so heavy?

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The whole team is bigger. It's not just him.

It's what they wanted.

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Tarp

 

B5000 said... (original post) Why don’t you ask the why?

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I asked. Was told that they did testing back in January and their diagnosis was they weren’t strong enough.

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[closetojumping 65422]

It all makes since now. Why does this aggie team look so fat and slow? Because The Elk has a god complex and is trying to rebuild the team in his own image. That old school S&C approach of "you want to get stronger? step 1, start eating every fucking thing within reach." is fucking killing it in College Station right now. 

[Gut Wagon 8219]

3 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

There is some good shit coming from the guys in the know on 247 right now. They're clearly tired of the bullying from aggie pravda. It's fucking hilarious. I'm posting the following takes from Tarp on a thread about Donovan Green. For anyone who's unfamiliar, Green was budding star at TE and tore his knee up in the runup to their first game last year. He's since gotten fat, out of shape, married, and unmotivated other than in regard to getting a degree and as much free food as possible. 

-----

Tarp

He's a big guy now.

A lot of them are.

A&M looked at its team in January and decided they needed to get bigger.

Thus, they made everyone bigger and somehow didn't think they need to replace a 325 pound NT.

--

Tarp

 

ThePlaymaker said... (original post) Did he practice in the spring?

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Non contact. I saw him in a agility drill back then and he looked pretty good to go.

Carter and I have talked about this. We just kind of shake our heads like we do about a lot of things because it's hard to figure out the why.

--

Tarp

 

Pooch01 said... (original post) Why he can't move or why he's so heavy?

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The whole team is bigger. It's not just him.

It's what they wanted.

--

Tarp

 

B5000 said... (original post) Why don’t you ask the why?

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I asked. Was told that they did testing back in January and their diagnosis was they weren’t strong enough.

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Nothing builds muscle like rapidly shoveling too much food into your mouth. 

[MonkeyDoughnut 10803]

So a TE putting on over 20 lbs in an off season while rehabbing an ACL injury isn't going to improve his performance? I guess the media day speak of the aggy writers priasing Elko getting the team "bigger" wasn't the good kind after all. /ShockedFace

Going to need to switch to the "Do as I say, not as I do" mantra.

[Enchubben 5600]

1 hour ago, Vertigo said:

This might be the funniest visual I have had in quite a while. If Weigman has to go under center his face is going to be in the guys ass. 

[Deej 77821]

33 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

It all makes since now. Why does this aggie team look so fat and slow? Because The Elk has a god complex and is trying to rebuild the team in his own image. That old school S&C approach of "you want to get stronger? step 1, start eating every fucking thing within reach." is fucking killing it in College Station right now. 

Since what?

[BurntOrange&White 41859]

34 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

It all makes since now. Why does this aggie team look so fat and slow? Because The Elk has a god complex and is trying to rebuild the team in his own image. That old school S&C approach of "you want to get stronger? step 1, start eating every fucking thing within reach." is fucking killing it in College Station right now. 

Who was the guy around here that was sucking their S&C coaches dick?

[Foosters 18280]

40 minutes ago, Gut Wagon said:

Nothing builds muscle like rapidly shoveling too much food into your mouth. 

kinda makes sense, using aggy logic

I need more muscles. I will eat other things' muscles.

Walla

[Funk Doctor Spock 13287]

On 9/9/2024 at 1:29 PM, BurntOrange&White said:

The moveable object vs the stoppable force.

Edit:

Reading is hard for me, apparently. 

Edited September 10 by Funk Doctor Spock

[Doc Daneeka 6793]

4 minutes ago, Funk Doctor Spock said:

Immovable*

But your point remains. It's a great analogy. 

You should reread that. 

[Funk Doctor Spock 13287]

Whoopsies

6 minutes ago, Doc Daneeka said:

You should reread that. 

Yikes. 

[Pato del Muerto 53500]

2 hours ago, Mitch Cumsteen said:

Is Anderson really benched or are they just load managing a vet's snaps against a scrub team in a blowout? Brooks didn't get many snaps at S, either.

I can't imagine they both don't play a ton against Florida.

Was brooks eligible to play the first half?  Idk when his targeting was called. 

[TheRRKid 239]

1 hour ago, Pato del Muerto said:

Was brooks eligible to play the first half?  Idk when his targeting was called. 

Early in the Notre Dame game, possibly first drive if I recall correctly 

[Deej 77821]

[Rickylovesweed 15511]

The big thing about aggy is it's impossible to judge their pass defense based on the offenses they've played.

Leonard (ND): 163 passing yards vs NIU and 158 passing yards vs aggy. He fucking sucks.

McNeese State's collection of QBs is atrocious. 

They've faced bottom feeders from a passing perspective. 

[ClubWhatever 12306]

10 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

The big thing about aggy is it's impossible to judge their pass defense based on the offenses they've played.

Leonard (ND): 163 passing yards vs NIU and 158 passing yards vs aggy. He fucking sucks.

McNeese State's collection of QBs is atrocious. 

They've faced bottom feeders from a passing perspective. 

Missouri will probably be the first real test of that.

[Katfid54 9005]

 

 

You fools will believe anything ctj says. Everyone knows the aggies gained seven thousand pounds of pure muscle this off-season. 

[Deej 77821]

50 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

The big thing about aggy is it's impossible to judge their pass defense based on the offenses they've played.

Leonard (ND): 163 passing yards vs NIU and 158 passing yards vs aggy. He fucking sucks.

McNeese State's collection of QBs is atrocious. 

They've faced bottom feeders from a passing perspective. 

aggy likes feeding on bottoms. 

[Funk Doctor Spock 13287]

39 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:

Missouri will probably be the first real test of that.

Luther Burden III is going to stretch their assholes further than the truth. I expect us to, as well. 

[Rickylovesweed 15511]

Arkansas will definitely test their defense. 

But in standard Petrino and Pittman fashion they will try to find a way to lose. Their loss to Oklahoma State this weekend was another classic Arkansas loss. Outgained Oklahoma State 648 yards to 385 yards but somehow didn't win.

Their offense has some weapons though that will challenge aggy. 

 

 

[Pato del Muerto 53500]

4 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

Arkansas will definitely test their defense. 

But in standard Petrino and Pittman fashion they will try to find a way to lose. Their loss to Oklahoma State this weekend was another classic Arkansas loss. Outgained Oklahoma State 648 yards to 385 yards but somehow didn't win.

Their offense has some weapons though that will challenge aggy. 

 

 

Well gundy has a clue. Does elko?

[Rickylovesweed 15511]

1 minute ago, Pato del Muerto said:

Well gundy has a clue. Does elko?

Pittman is one of the worst game managers in college football. 

It's actually incredible how bad is he on gameday. He costs them 2 or 3 losses every season based on his decision-making. 

[hook me 2163]

1 hour ago, Rickylovesweed said:

The big thing about aggy is it's impossible to judge their pass defense based on the offenses they've played.

Leonard (ND): 163 passing yards vs NIU and 158 passing yards vs aggy. He fucking sucks.

McNeese State's collection of QBs is atrocious. 

They've faced bottom feeders from a passing perspective. 

Not to mention the QB & WRs they faced everyday in practice over summer and fall. They’re going to be in shock when they play a competent passing game.

[kevwun 16438]

I didn't watch the Notre Dame loss this week, but from what I have read about it Leonard looked even worse than he did against atm.  The atm defense didn't make him look terrible, he just sucks.

Edited September 11 by kevwun

[closetojumping 65422]

5 minutes ago, kevwun said:

I didn't watch the Notre Dame loss this week, but from what I have read about it Leonard looked even worse than he did against atm.  The atm defense didn't make him look terrible, he just sucks.

The guy threw 3 tds in 6 games last year. He has thrown 0 in 2 games this year. He gets a ton of love for being gritty or some shit but he seems like he sucks.

A key moment in the game was with about 5 minutes left and ND was driving. 2nd and 1, I think. Leonard takes the snap and then throws deep into double coverage and it was picked. The WR didn’t really ever look open and Leonard underthrew him even if he was. 

Northern Illinois then squeezed the air out of the ball and kicked the game winning field goal with only like 15 seconds left on the clock. 

That singular play is so far the dumbest, most boneheaded play in CFB this year. There’s still a lot of football left to be played, but that could win the award for the year due to its damage inflicted. 

Notre Dame has taken 3 QB transfers in 4 years and has more or less destroyed hope in their room for the home grown guys. I’m here for it. 

[kevwun 16438]

I think he might actually be worse than Weigman and was just lucky to be bailed out by Love in the first game.

Edited September 11 by kevwun

[MonkeyDoughnut 10803]

Leonard apparently injured his non-throwing arm in 1st half of the NIU loss. He basically can't run now either given that hit would take him out. Freeman sounded like a guy trying to explain why you were going to see their backup in the next game while trying to manage basically benching Leonard.  I get the dynamics of the transfer portal and NIL commitements to Leonard, but the backup Angeli has done nothing to show he isn't ready. Everytime he was called in last season he just lead them to score after score. He's definitely a better passer. I don't think Leonard starts again if Angeli sees the field.

Edited September 11 by MonkeyDoughnut