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One question, these guys that are against this guy Tysoenfdikseui, did they see Joe B throw and he was our starting QB. Also, and this is not a thing against Braxton, but if he was accurate, we beat michigan again last year. He will get better but being accurate is what Tom Brady is all about, isn't he?

I do like Trubisky and think he would be a great fit for the system that Meyer, Herman, and Warinner seem to be going towards. However I wouldn't be surprised if there are strings attached to the verbal offer such as having to come to camp first before they accept a commitment.

Bolls 2006 OL haul will go down in the history books.

Evan Blankenship.

A nice kid with a great voice who took up a scholarship for 5 years. We beat out Temple for him.
He never took a meaningful snap (including special teams in 5 years).
He didn't even bother to go to the bowl game.

Anybody think he would of been grated a 5th year to bascially sing, party, not go to class and get his school paid for under Meyer?

Bolls should pay Tressel a monthly salary for the rest of his life for propping him up.
That dipsh&t at BC isn't capable of doing the same.

I'm not necessarily in the Trubisky camp yet, but I do know that we've had "great" HS QB's with big arms that have not panned out (Zwick, Schoenhoft). It matters more what you have between the ears and if you are a competitor or not. Now it would be great if you had the head and the elite skill set, but if I could only pick one I'd go with the QB that has solid skills and a great head than one with elite skills and no head.

Amir Williams demonstrated in the Minny game, even during that brief pt, that his length will make an impact on both sides of the floor just about every play. He must be a bit slow understanding Matta's super complex, multi layered defensive schemes so I assume by next Fall he will be up to speed and be our starting center. Same for Ross. He didn't forget how to shoot, dude can stroke it, lack of pt has to be effort or strategy comprehension based.