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Dr. Dunkingstein
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Meathead was Archie Bunker's line from All in the Family,Jughead was from the Archie comics,wasn't he?
Yes. I had them both being meathead in my mind. You’re right Archie-Jughead.
Meathead was Archie Bunker's line from All in the Family,Jughead was from the Archie comics,wasn't he?
Vad Lee >>> Jeff SimsTime to move on from talking about him. Starting to sound like the obsessed ex that was dumped
IIRC his high school team didn't make the playoffs and he didn't have a lot of TDs. Basically, he was a guy who shined in the skill camps and that's what got him attention. Between Miami and UF not offering and FSU pulling the offer, there were red flags. I still was happy with the pick up and can't fault that, but you've gotta recruit behind the guy and we were a year or two late there. We had that nobody from the Tampa area that transferred to be the backup QB at Toledo and then Pyron (who will be a great QB in a year or two).I'm imagining the past where in HS, he was probably the best athlete on the field on any given Friday night under the lights, had a speedy receiver or 2, and basically either ran from and away from defenders for huge gains, or chucked he ball downfield and let the receivers run under it for yuge gains or TDs. Basically played a form of chuck and duck to his advantage.
Is that why Vad quit before his senior year…because he had so much heart? LolVad gave his all for GT and had the heart of a warrior He just wasn't good enough. Gef was good enough. Probably never cared enough and lacked the heart.
Vad really was a square peg/round hole situation. CPJ even tried some pistol to help out.Is that why Vad quit before his senior year…because he had so much heart? Lol
Vad was losing his starting position to JT5 and probably the back-up position to Byerly.Is that why Vad quit before his senior year…because he had so much heart? Lol
this when key earned my respect as legit HC candidate. got a player medically cleared to play, but refuses. ok next man up we're moving on without you and removing the distraction you are creating.After he refused to go in despite being medically clear, Key said that he was no longer with the team and focusing on medical rehab.
He showed some flashes, but the more and more he plays, the consensus is starting to be that he wasn't. He's accountable for 43 TDs in his career so far and 37 turnovers. That's not good enough.Vad gave his all for GT and had the heart of a warrior He just wasn't good enough. Gef was good enough. Probably never cared enough and lacked the heart.
I agree about Vad. He was probably the best pure-throwing QB we had since Hamilton and Godsey, it just didn't work out with the offense we were running at the time. If he had been about 6 years older and would have played under Gailey with Calvin that would have been special.Vad gave his all for GT and had the heart of a warrior He just wasn't good enough. Gef was good enough. Probably never cared enough and lacked the heart.
Vad was a good QB. It seemed to me that after he got his world rocked on one play against Pitt in 2013, he decided that running the ball was not his preference. Also, IIRC, earlier in his career, he won a game (maybe vs. Dook) by throwing for about 4 TD's. CPJ's comment afterward was wtte: That was good but that's not how we want to win football games. I think it was more a comment on the effectiveness of the OL run blocking that day than anything else. It seemed to me that CPJ was saying he wanted ball control, not slinging the thing all over the lot. Maybe I was too attentive to Vad's response seemed to not be thrilled by that.I agree about Vad. He was probably the best pure-throwing QB we had since Hamilton and Godsey, it just didn't work out with the offense we were running at the time. If he had been about 6 years older and would have played under Gailey with Calvin that would have been special.
Except when we needed a first down to ice the game against uga and he ran out of bounds to avoid a hitVad gave his all for GT and had the heart of a warrior He just wasn't good enough. Gef was good enough. Probably never cared enough and lacked the heart.
In Collins defense, we were an effort based team, not scoreboard obsessedNo Simms = No problem. The cornhuckers would be 3-0 without Simms and a far less miserable fanbase.
They beat the clown's nemesis Northern Illinois Huskies 35-11.
No Simms = No problem. The cornhuckers would be 3-0 without Simms and a far less miserable fanbase.
They beat the clown's nemesis Northern Illinois Huskies 35-11.
If he has eligibility, probably FBS or HBCU. I just don't see him at a major D1 program. He has crashed and burned. He could have stayed at GT, worked hard, and competed for the starting job, but he tucked tail and ran.The backup went 14/24 with 2 TDs and 0 Ints. I wonder if Sims will ever see a playing field again.
No shot in hell he ever beats Haynes King. He shouldn’t have beat out Pyron.If he has eligibility, probably FBS or HBCU. I just don't see him at a major D1 program. He has crashed and burned. He could have stayed at GT, worked hard, and competed for the starting job, but he tucked tail and ran.
Haynes has thrown for over 900 yards , 9 TDs and 1 INT in three games. Anybody think Sims was capable of that? We definitely made the right move at QB.No shot in hell he ever beats Haynes King. He shouldn’t have beat out Pyron.
And his one int was early in the Louisville game on a batted ball.Haynes has thrown for over 900 yards , 9 TDs and 1 INT in three games. Anybody think Sims was capable of that? We definitely made the right move at QB.