the mean bean

In as Jabroni Sammich. This is new to me so lets see what happens.

Malik Zaire was a FROSH last year.

He was a sophomore.

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Cardale Jones was a SOPH.

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Redshirt sophomore.

Point taken though, young guys can have success.

Salmon's link of the DT QBs from 2014 actually surprised me. I don't see a lot of names that scream "current impact starter at a major program."

Admittedly, I don't watch a ton of college ball outside of the SEC, but for example:

#1 and #3 have been covered.
#2- DT QB Jerrod Heard isn't currently the starter at Texas, though he may be soon.
#4- Justice Hansen transferred from OU to Butler Community College in Kansas
#5- Morgan Mahalak is I guess 3rd on the depth chart for Oregon.

Pro Style QB list in '14 is similar:
#1- Kyle Allen A&M starter
#2- Will Grier UF starter
#3- Keller Chryst 3rd at Stanford
#4- David Cornwell 5th at Bama
#5- Jacob Park transferred from UGA to Navarro College

On both lists 2/5 have made the jump to starter by the beginning of their second year on campus. I would say only 1 of those 4 has been exceptional to date, though the other 3 seem pretty strong.

The takeaway is what we already knew. It's extremely difficult to be a successful college QB, particularly as a first or second year player, guys get better with age and experience. Watson, Zaire, Rosen are exceptions as someone else said.

To answer the OP, while the scheme at LSU appears to be difficult for QBs to pick up and defenses in the SEC don't do anyone any favors, I agree with your confusion. I see young QBs succeeding and think "my god if we could get that kind of play out of our guy..."

No one argues Harris has the talent, here's to him takes the next step on Saturday.
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I'll be there. Buddy has to go down regardless so I'm hopping in.

Probly just Artie's and maybe some crabbing.

Family and I went to La Toque in Napa for dinner a couple years ago when we were out there for Don Chowder's wedding.

It was 5 courses and you had a couple options for each. We didn't do the tasting that accompanied it, but a couple of those dishes are still some of the best things I've ever tasted.

Food in general was great out there.

I figured it would be a pain in the arse too. Didn't know if it would be worth going drop, going back to get my fishing gear then doing the same at the end of the day.

The main thing was didn't know how many traps it would take, I've only done ditch nets really, so that probably makes the decision easy.

When in doubt ask the OB.

Broken Bow, OK is my only experience. Should be 3-4 hours away though. Cold water trout streams if you're into fly fishing. Broken Bow lake is supposed to have good fishing as well but never been.

Heading down in the morning, assuming accident and all is cleared, didn't know about the 308 closure though.

So stay on 90 and cross to 1 or just cross any bridge from 308 to 1 before I hit Valentine?

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37 miles that day

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is this for real? what kind of yak are you in?

yep, 3 out of 5 total, so I guess that was the last time.

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He's 268?

I hate bringing in guys who need to add 30-40 lbs to their frame. The seem like a project more than anything else, and if you go by history, our OL projects don't pan out.

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Bennie Logan (3*, 272 lbs according to rivals) and Michael Brockers (4*, 255 according to rivals ) worked out OK. Brockers was listed at 280 by the time he arrived as a freshman. Just sayin.

edit: You said O linemen, my bad. No examples to offer there.

I like this idea too, and I got 15 damn poboy loaves so I will try that with something else.