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Quarterback

Posted: August 14th, 2007, 9:16 pm
by jcmanson
We've looked at the o-line and wide outs, now our QBs.

13 Brock Smith Jr 6-3 240
15 Spencer Landis So 6-2 185
10 Mike Brown Fr. 6-0 190
17 Kyle DeArmon R-Freshman 6-3 180

I have a great feeling that Brock will really take off this year. He's had a full year to learn the system, and the last half of last year, last spring, and this summer he has been THE guy. So, hopefully he has relaxed, and will be the great offensive leader we need to go from good 2 great. I think he will do what is needed of him for our offense to be really hard to stop this year.

From what I saw last year, I really liked Landis. He could come in if needed, and by the time Brock graduates he would be a seasoned veteran in this system. But I'm not sure if someone else will jump over him. It sounds as if Mike Brown could be that guy, or we could have someone else recruited. It's good these guys have no pressure on them now, and can learn the system.

Posted: August 14th, 2007, 9:19 pm
by SuperJon
Mike Brown's one of the best players we have on this team. Everybody I know that's watched him this fall has a man-crush on him. He's flat out frickin good. He's going to get even better. He'll probably redshirt this year (which is great), then be Brock's backup next year before starting after that. He's got a very nice career ahead of him.

Posted: August 14th, 2007, 10:24 pm
by Sly Fox
Somewhere the Auntie Ann radar is going off and she'll be joining us shortly.

How cool is it to have a veteran 3-year starter at QB who is just a junior? I see this as a breakthrough year for Brock. He is surrounding by a ton of great weapons and opponents have to respect our run which will open up things outside.

As for Landis, it was great for him to see action last fall. Having a backup with some real game experience is priceless.

I'm anxious to see Mr. Brown in action myself.

It shows how much the talent level has risen that we're not even mentioning Zach in this discussion. Although I suspect he'll see some time behind center this fall in certain sets.

Re: Quarterback

Posted: August 14th, 2007, 11:42 pm
by FlamingChick
jcmanson wrote:We've looked at the o-line and wide outs, now our QBs.

13 Brock Smith Jr 6-3 240
15 Spencer Landis So 6-2 185
10 Mike Brown Fr. 6-0 190
17 Kyle DeArmon R-Freshman 6-3 180

I have a great feeling that Brock will really take off this year. He's had a full year to learn the system, and the last half of last year, last spring, and this summer he has been THE guy. So, hopefully he has relaxed, and will be the great offensive leader we need to go from good 2 great. I think he will do what is needed of him for our offense to be really hard to stop this year.

From what I saw last year, I really liked Landis. He could come in if needed, and by the time Brock graduates he would be a seasoned veteran in this system. But I'm not sure if someone else will jump over him. It sounds as if Mike Brown could be that guy, or we could have someone else recruited. It's good these guys have no pressure on them now, and can learn the system.

What's the scoop on Kyle? I haven't read much about him at all...

Posted: August 14th, 2007, 11:43 pm
by SuperJon
Redshirt freshman. Doesn't look athletic at all from a distance but he's not bad at QB. Has a canon of an arm.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 12:00 am
by PAmedic
the 3 of them need to add 25 lbs.

or "wishbone offense" may have a whole new meaning.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 12:01 am
by TDDance234
He's a solid #3 guy. Probably not a guy you want as your starter but if needed, could probably do a solid-job if pressed in to action.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 12:10 am
by Knucklehead
It is so cool to talk about this position again. Don't make me talk about Paul Johnson or Robbie Justino! :lol:

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 12:16 am
by SuperJon
PAmedic wrote:the 3 of them need to add 25 lbs.

or "wishbone offense" may have a whole new meaning.
Brock doesn't need to add any weight. Kid's 6'3 240 pounds. He's done good getting rid of extra weight.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 12:18 am
by SuperJon
TDDance234 wrote:He's a solid #3 guy. Probably not a guy you want as your starter but if needed, could probably do a solid-job if pressed in to action.
If we lose both Brock and Landis, I think we'd see Zach back there before DeArmon.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 7:22 am
by PAmedic
SuperJon wrote:
PAmedic wrote:the 3 of them need to add 25 lbs.

or "wishbone offense" may have a whole new meaning.
Brock doesn't need to add any weight. Kid's 6'3 240 pounds. He's done good getting rid of extra weight.
15 Spencer Landis So 6-2 185
10 Mike Brown Fr. 6-0 190
17 Kyle DeArmon R-Freshman 6-3 180

THESE 3, Sherlock

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 1:46 pm
by FlamingChick
SuperJon wrote:
TDDance234 wrote:He's a solid #3 guy. Probably not a guy you want as your starter but if needed, could probably do a solid-job if pressed in to action.
If we lose both Brock and Landis, I think we'd see Zach back there before DeArmon.

Let's just pray that this doesnt happen...It appears that we have all of the right ingredients for a GREAT season. However, this position is key. If we can't get good performance out of our QBs early on (especially by game 3), we can forget about playoffs.

Posted: August 15th, 2007, 2:20 pm
by El Scorcho
Sly Fox wrote:How cool is it to have a veteran 3-year starter at QB who is just a junior? I see this as a breakthrough year for Brock. He is surrounding by a ton of great weapons and opponents have to respect our run which will open up things outside.
Extremely cool. I agree on seeing this as a breakout year for him. I think he's going to gain a lot of friends in the stands this year.