He knows he better get some tape for the 25' recruits and transfers to come in! We need another alpha at QB for the elites to come !Shiiid! Why y’all bull****tin, Emory got in slangin dat bih (BIG PAUSE)! They wanted to keep handing it off! Emory said *** dat **** & started throwin BOMBS!!!!!
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Emory… also not hurt
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Emory the gawd.
Idk why people keep talking about him transferring. He’s the goods. There’s no one behind him. Unlikely we can bring in another Cam level QB two years in a row. He might actually be generational.
Idk why people keep talking about him transferring. He’s the goods. There’s no one behind him. Unlikely we can bring in another Cam level QB two years in a row. He might actually be generational.
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Is he though? Or, are we just more familiar with/loyal to him?
The Albany kid put up big numbers and that level of competition has never scared off NFL GMs from drafting those kids high.
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Yes, yes he is
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Sounds like a good ole qb controversy forming
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I’ll keep this as polite as I can , Pof had a very inconsistent camp. Emory was much better.
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The type of info you're noted for.
Switching subjects: Do you have any thoughts in terms of how our RBs rank in terms of their Pass Pro capabilities? If other factors are pretty much equal, that could play a role with coaching decisions I'd think.
Absent bringing in a Cam-level guy in the Portal, I expect Emory to start next year.
Loyalty and familiarity certainly bias me in favor of Emory. I love players who are developed within the UM system.
And nothing against Poff who can be good, but I think what separates Emory from so many players is his leadership. He will never have Cam’s arm talent but with the right team of talented players around him, he will be a big time winner. He isn’t a 1 man show like Cam was at WSU. But he can really run the team as we saw even last year as a true freshman against our 2 toughest opponents.
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The weird arm angle , not great velocity , good anticipation / touch, soft spoken / humble personalities . I see a lot of connections with them. Hopefully he’s half as good.
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We haven't seen Emory since FSU, and all the positivity turned sour about him on here because we finally saw what a "real QB" looks like when Cam stepped on campus, so began to make unrealistic comparisons.
But that Emory that won vs a **** good Clemson team (with Ajay Allen playing lights out that game too, btw), and that Emory that almost rallied us back to victory against an undefeated Noles team, is still "that Emory". And he's gotten much better. Better than I could have hoped for TBH. Gonna be very interesting to see how he develops over the next year plus. I could definitely see him starting at some point.
Some kids just don't translate from FCS to FBS. Poff is more like the UF right tackle than FSU's defensive end from last year. It is what it is.
But that Emory that won vs a **** good Clemson team (with Ajay Allen playing lights out that game too, btw), and that Emory that almost rallied us back to victory against an undefeated Noles team, is still "that Emory". And he's gotten much better. Better than I could have hoped for TBH. Gonna be very interesting to see how he develops over the next year plus. I could definitely see him starting at some point.
Some kids just don't translate from FCS to FBS. Poff is more like the UF right tackle than FSU's defensive end from last year. It is what it is.
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I agree and the more competition, the better. Plus I kind of like having an athletic guy at quarterback and going right back to another statue pocket passer isn’t my ideal choice. Still, he could be a solid starter if need be.
I liked how he looked last season and I'm sure he's developed further since then. All good.
BTW, how's your nephew settling in to UM? I recall your report in June was all very favorable. Looking forward to seeing him on the hardwood, playing for Coach L soon enough.
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