‘23 GA SDE Victor Burley (Clemson commit)

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VOLINVONORE said:
I hope we do not need him in the future. That would mean that Hooker has an injury, that Hooker reverts back to his Freshman year or that the WB we just signed is a bust. I don’t like any of those possibilities
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I hope nothing bad ever happens to us… ever again.
 
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Vols1117 said:
Oh, the time he stepped out of bounds when the clock was running out instead of throwing it to the endzone
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You’ve never made one mistake in an instantaneous moment in you life??? Congrats on the perfection you’ve achieved…

People need to get over this play, it was one play which never; I agree with the original comment if you actually watched his throws when he entered the game, there was improvement from earlier in the year and you’d have to be blind not to see it. That’s what good coaches do, they take players who have potential and coach that potential up to talent. A great coach doesn’t have to go out get the best players at each position & turn ‘em loose to go do what they already know how to do, a great coach is a developer of talent. I personally believe we have a great coach & coaching staff.
 
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TitanicVolz said:
Milton scares me,Jmo and not to derail kids thread.Hez had plenty of playing time now,coaching change etc.Kid just ain't got it between the ears.No disrespect intended,but we all watched the same QB.Some things u can't teach,I'll be the first to eat my crow if he comes in and excels.I highly doubt that,but prove me wrong Milton,don't be scared lol..
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We will all get the truthful answer to his value as a QB by next fall. If he is the second guy coach sends out there in any meaningful situation, optional or not, then we will have an answer. He for sure has a lot of physical talent and if he has learned from his his game situations and film study then he has a chance. The lights go on later in life for some. From all I have seen he has exhibited a lot of character. His options are limited since I guess he would have already used up his one time exemption, but if he does not have value to our staff he could transfer down to get playing time and might be advised to do so. Spring ball will tell me more than the sum of his on field experiences to date. When will he have been here a WHOLE year? I am always surprised that the tolerance level people have for their own posting errors is unlimited yet players of choice get little to none. They place a very high value on disclaimers as get out of jail free cards.
 
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DrTNT said:
You’ve never made one mistake in an instantaneous moment in you life??? Congrats on the perfection you’ve achieved…

People need to get over this play, it was one play which never; I agree with the original comment if you actually watched his throws when he entered the game, there was improvement from earlier in the year and you’d have to be blind not to see it. That’s what good coaches do, they take players who have potential and coach that potential up to talent. A great coach doesn’t have to go out get the best players at each position & turn ‘em loose to go do what they already know how to do, a great coach is a developer of talent. I personally believe we have a great coach & coaching staff.
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Be easy to do if that was the only one. And his play carried over from he was at Michigan. And by the the way they Michigan had a pretty decent year after he moved on
 
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volKano said:
5 star defensive players thread and we talkin about last years qb issues. None of you will change your mind on the issues anyway. It’s like losing the remote while Skip and Shannon Undisputed is on.
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Hahahahaha.

This is very accurate. And hilarious.
Thanks for this❤
 
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LittleVol said:
Why do we need him?
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Why do you think Coach targeted him and brought him in as late as he did? If nothing else we might need a 70 yard Hail Mary. He still has two tears if the staff wants it that way.

For example go back and look at the play just before his big sin. If our receiver had elevated he could have been celebrating with Coach
instead of running for his life on the last play.
Such a fine line sometimes.
 
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Vols1117 said:
Be easy to do if that was the only one. And his play carried over from he was at Michigan. And by the the way they Michigan had a pretty decent year after he moved on
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My point Is, let’s give coach time with the players and give the players a chance to learn & grow…
 
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DrTNT said:
My point Is, let’s give coach time with the players and give the players a chance to learn & grow…
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Some can be coached up and some can’t . Since he has been out of high school, he has been around coaches that are good with quarterbacks, Heup and Harbaugh. Should have caught on by now. College 3yrs
 
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Vols1117 said:
Some can be coached up and some can’t . Since he has been out of high school, he has been around coaches that are good with quarterbacks, Heup and Harbaugh. Should have caught on by now. College 3yrs
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How long was Crompton out of high school before he became good? Harbaugh is good with QBs? Lol. How so? He had the luxury of getting Andrew Luck. At Michigan all of his QBs have been below average. He has caught on. Towards the end of last year he showed improvement.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
How long was Crompton out of high school before he became good? Harbaugh is good with QBs? Lol. How so? He had the luxury of getting Andrew Luck. At Michigan all of his QBs have been below average. He has caught on. Towards the end of last year he showed improvement.
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Well Harbaugh took a non-scholarship player at San Diego named Josh Johnson and turned him into a guy who spent over a decade in the NFL. He goes to San Francisco where Alex Smith was widely considered a bust, and turns him into a pro bowl Quarterback. Then goes to Ann Arbor and turns Jake Rudock, who had basically been run out of the Iowa program, into a All Big 10 quarterback and NFL draft pick. Then nearly goes to the playoffs with Wilton Speight, after turning the former three star recruit into a all big 10 selection. And then what he’s done the past two years with Cade McNamara,. So yes it seems that Harbaugh is “good with quarterbacks.”
 
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