Sims

infinijacket said:
Well, he apparently threw well and ran over a few defensive backs, without heading for the sidelines, as he did here. Maybe alabama should’ve gone after him.
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Meh...DB's have to hold up in spring games.
 
JoeCakeEater said:
Have they learned he’s made of glass yet?
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Seem another QB, Casey, is hurt at his time. He is expected to push for the starting job in August and the fans are happy to have 2 quality QBs because they expect them to get hurt. So not sure what that means.
 
Walton said:
Seem another QB, Casey, is hurt at his time. He is expected to push for the starting job in August and the fans are happy to have 2 quality QBs because they expect them to get hurt. So not sure what that means.
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Lots of big gals in Nebraska and they love reverse cowgirl out in the Midwest.
 
I'm not a fan of questioning whether inactive/sidelined guys are physically or mentally ready to play, particularly at the college level. Maybe there are guys who would've played through situations Sims did not; I can't speak to what level of pain and discomfort he was in, and to what degree that affected his ability to play.

I do know that he was a guy who showed flashes but never put it together here, and had his development hampered by a clown coach. Frankly, I'm reluctant to cast too many aspersions on any player with options who chose to stick it out for more than a year under the CGC trainwreck.
 
Walton said:
Seem another QB, Casey, is hurt at his time. He is expected to push for the starting job in August and the fans are happy to have 2 quality QBs because they expect them to get hurt. So not sure what that means.
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They have Jerry Tagge on standby just in case. Petitioned for a covid deception and got it.
 
gtfan088 said:
I'm not a fan of questioning whether inactive/sidelined guys are physically or mentally ready to play, particularly at the college level. Maybe there are guys who would've played through situations Sims did not; I can't speak to what level of pain and discomfort he was in, and to what degree that affected his ability to play.
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Me neither, but I do think you should make that determination before the game. Dressing out but refusing to go in is not a good look. That's why they call it a "gametime decision".
 
andrew said:
Me neither, but I do think you should make that determination before the game. Dressing out but refusing to go in is not a good look. That's why they call it a "gametime decision".
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That's fair. I've honestly blocked a lot of the details out of my memory, because I was just so over it all at the time.
 
Pyron went back in with a öööö broken rib

(Sorry, phone trouble tonight)

I think Sims could have handled his situation better. He's young
 
JJacket said:
He will always be the guy who quit us, during a game, when we needed him, after obviously leading the staff to believe he was ready.

I rate no player in the history of our program lower than that.
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And he did that while collecting a 6 figure NIL salary from our donors. I’m just short of wishing him to have a career ending injury at Nebraska.
 
gtphd said:
If you’re medically cleared but refuse to play, especially in the uga game, your NIL should have to be repaid.
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Wasn’t it the uva game? Game on the line and he refused to go in? Potentially cost us a bowl game
 
gtphd said:
If you’re medically cleared but refuse to play, especially in the uga game, your NIL should have to be repaid.
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Talk about a lawsuit waiting to happen. Also this would mean the NCAA recognizing pay for play which they are doing everything possible to avoid.
 
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