I do too. Some of us forget what ööööheads we might have been at that age. Thank God the public didn't see anything I was up too. He is an alum. I generally root for those to do well.
Next year?
My F$U buddy was emphatic that losing Sims to GT was a big blow to their class that year.
5,000 yards passing, 1200 yards rushing, 55 TD's in HS.
I'm not going to go look it up, but my memory is that his team didn't win. Certainly not many playoff games. I don't think we should recruit HS QBs that aren't getting their teams deep into the playoffs throughout their HS careers.
By your metric, average QBs that play for really good teams will be recruited, and really good QBs on average teams will get excluded.
In other words, the Heisman voting criteria.
It's a pretty low bar for a P4-level QB to will a HS team to success in the playoffs during his HS career. There's also plenty of QBs without a P4 skillset who win at the HS level, but the inverse of P4 level QBs losing is hardly ever true. Tucker Gleason seems to have found a better fit at Toledo, for example.
I can't because I DGAF to follow football from HS to the pro draft for all these little assholes
my recollection was that most FSU fans didn;t care much about losing Jeff Sims.
My buddy was referring to the coaching staff - he was a consultant and knew all the coaches & players. They fought back pretty hard to flip him back.
You have to give credit where credit is due.....he did look darn good getting off the bus and in warm ups.
And beating FSU in Game 1. It was all downhill from there though.
You sure? That INT line doesn't look right.
Looks better than Pyron’s line today