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ftworthfox
1/8/2006, 01:08 PM
With Vince grabbing the money, that must make Bomar the premier Big 12 QB? Further, that must make OU the odds on favorite to take the Big 12 title also.

Big Red Ron
1/8/2006, 01:09 PM
You are correct sir. The closest returning QB in the Big XII next year is the Kid from Neb. and he's a Senior now.

BASSooner
1/8/2006, 01:12 PM
I think it's hilarious how people think bomar sucks. They havn't noticed that he has improved a BUNCH the whole season. Now Josh Heupel being our QB coach I assume he is going to be outstanding next season.

westcoast_sooner
1/8/2006, 01:12 PM
I like our chances in the RRS better than with VY still in Austin, but we have to retool our OL, and Bomar will have to grow up a little more.

fadada1
1/8/2006, 01:14 PM
... and Bomar will have to grow up a little more.
and stop allowing himself to get clobbered when he throws those roll-out passes. the kid's tough, but he's gonna get whacked one of these days.

OU-HSV
1/8/2006, 01:46 PM
and stop allowing himself to get clobbered when he throws those roll-out passes. the kid's tough, but he's gonna get whacked one of these days.
Oh he's been whacked o'plenty already. I like the fact that Josh is already telling Rhett he takes too many hits. I'd look for Rhett to improve drastically w/smarter decisions in both these areas: not trying to force passes into double or triple coverage and not getting hammered every play. Also it sounds like the coaches are going to let Joey H. compete w/Rhett for the starting job which is nothing new to Rhett and should contribute to his and Joey's improvement.

King Crimson
1/8/2006, 01:53 PM
if the premise is true, it's mostly a comment on the state of the conference at QB....and graduation and such. Texas Aggy will tell you that McGee is the second coming of Thomas Lott in the option (though we did make him look that).

Bomar is a good QB, and made some plays and great throws to win games....but if you look at 3rd down conversions he's a long way from the guys we've had before. not saying he won't get there.

IronSooner
1/8/2006, 02:39 PM
I'm curious to see if we roll him out more often. He looked plenty comfortable with that in the bowl game and I think it gives him a chance to avoid getting whacked quite so much.

snp
1/8/2006, 02:57 PM
Going to be hard to beat out the Tech kid, Harrell for all-conference though.

You can just plug in qb's there and throw for 3000 yards, and this kid is going to be the best Leach has had yet.

GDC
1/8/2006, 03:00 PM
McGee is pretty good, we wanted either him or Bomar.

CatfishSooner
1/8/2006, 03:13 PM
Bomar loves gettin' wacked...my favorite is still the hit he took in the UCLA game where he got pile drove like in professioal wrestling...

Ban One Sooner
1/8/2006, 03:19 PM
Oh he's been whacked o'plenty already. I like the fact that Josh is already telling Rhett he takes too many hits. I'd look for Rhett to improve drastically w/smarter decisions in both these areas: not trying to force passes into double or triple coverage and not getting hammered every play. Also it sounds like the coaches are going to let Joey H. compete w/Rhett for the starting job which is nothing new to Rhett and should contribute to his and Joey's improvement.

Joey H. could use some improvement, the last couple of years with Detroit have been attrocious. However, I assumed he had exhausted his eligibility....:confused:




Sorry, bad joke.:rolleyes:

snp
1/8/2006, 03:22 PM
McGee is pretty good, we wanted either him or Bomar.

Agreed. Plus, he's going to have the Jerome Bettis V2.0 there. Going to be fun to watch those guys option it up.

Wazzup, gdc. :cool:

SicEmBaylor
1/8/2006, 03:38 PM
Bomar is #2 behind Bell.



Kidding.

OU-HSV
1/8/2006, 03:47 PM
Joey H. could use some improvement, the last couple of years with Detroit have been attrocious. However, I assumed he had exhausted his eligibility....:confused:




Sorry, bad joke.:rolleyes:
Heh..I was gonna say that's not the Joey H. I was talking about!

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 04:10 PM
Bret Meyer, Zac Taylor, and Shawn Bell all had better numbers then Rhett did. Bell's numbers are probably about the same as Rhett except that Bell only threw 6 INTs and 2 more TDs then Rhett threw.

Scott D
1/8/2006, 04:34 PM
Bret Meyer, Zac Taylor, and Shawn Bell all had better numbers then Rhett did. Bell's numbers are probably about the same as Rhett except that Bell only threw 6 INTs and 2 more TDs then Rhett threw.

And what is the most glaringly obvious fact about those 3 in comparison to Bomar, Nick?

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 04:38 PM
Bret and Taylor both have a lot more TDs then Bomar. Only Bell threw less then 10 INTs. But all 3 threw 10 INTs. Meyer and Taylor have more yards then Bomar had. None of the 3 teams had that good of an offensive line. ISU's Meyer had the most experienced talent around him probably.

sanantoniosooner
1/8/2006, 04:39 PM
And what is the most glaringly obvious fact about those 3 in comparison to Bomar, Nick?
trick question

nothing is obvious to Nick.

AustinTXHorn
1/8/2006, 04:39 PM
Bret Meyer is ahead of Bomar. But he's the only one right now.

BASSooner
1/8/2006, 04:42 PM
Bomar has weapons to choose from;)

Scott D
1/8/2006, 04:42 PM
Bret and Taylor both have a lot more TDs then Bomar. Only Bell threw less then 10 INTs. But all 3 threw 10 INTs. Meyer and Taylor have more yards then Bomar had. None of the 3 teams had that good of an offensive line. ISU's Meyer had the most experienced talent around him probably.

your comment on Meyer was the closest part to being the right answer, keep trying you may get it.

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 04:46 PM
No you are saying OU didn't have an OLine or young talent. Nebraska had nobody that had ever been in a passing offense around Taylor and he still had much better numbers overall then Bomar.

Scott D
1/8/2006, 04:49 PM
ok, since you are avoiding it, either intentionally or unintentionally.

Meyer, Taylor, and Bell all have a minimum of 1.5 years of experience in the college game. Meyer and Bell the better part of 2 seasons of game experience in the Big-12. Taylor roughly the same if his Juco time is included.

Bomar on the other hand only has 12 games/1 year of game experience. You would be better served comparing Bomar after next season to those guys this season.

snp
1/8/2006, 04:51 PM
Bret Meyer is ahead of Bomar. But he's the only one right now.

Probably pre-season All-conference. Both have their top WR's coming back.

I just don't see anyone having a good enough year to offset the Tech QB. The past few years, we've had White or VY to counter their ridiculous numbers. This year, it's going to be hard to award someone who throws for 2500 yards over a Tech kid who is going to launch 3500.

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 04:52 PM
Then why is this thread here if you can't compare Bomar to those other guys? Based on what those 4 did last year I would rank it like this right now...

Meyer
Taylor
Bomar
McGhee(A&M)
Bell

Scott D
1/8/2006, 04:54 PM
You can compare them all you want, but if you are going to make comparisons of the such, you do need to factor things like that in.

AustinTXHorn
1/8/2006, 04:55 PM
Then why is this thread here if you can't compare Bomar to those other guys? Based on what those 4 did last year I would rank it like this right now...

Meyer
Taylor
Bomar
McGhee(A&M)
Bell
How can you even put McGee on a list? He started one game and threw like 4 passes in the game that he did start.

OU-HSV
1/8/2006, 04:56 PM
How can you even put McGee on a list? He started one game and threw like 4 passes in the game that he did start.
And he also scared the hell out of your whorns

sanantoniosooner
1/8/2006, 04:58 PM
And he also scared the hell out of your whorns
when you prepare for one QB and a different one gets thrown in, it screws up the works sometimes.

He ran for more yards than I would have expected though

OU-HSV
1/8/2006, 05:00 PM
when you prepare for one QB and a different one gets thrown in, it screws up the works sometimes.

He ran for more yards than I would have expected though
Yeah...against us as well.

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 05:03 PM
How can you even put McGee on a list? He started one game and threw like 4 passes in the game that he did start.

Same reason most put Young on their list after his freshman year. The guy is a good athlete can run his offense well. An offseason could really help him if he improves at all as a passer. He was recruited as a dropback passer. He showed more leadership then McNeal did as a senior.

Scott D
1/8/2006, 05:07 PM
Same reason most put Young on their list after his freshman year. The guy is a good athlete can run his offense well. An offseason could really help him if he improves at all as a passer. He was recruited as a dropback passer. He showed more leadership then McNeal did as a senior.

and in the two games that he played extensively he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with a pass completion.

AustinTXHorn
1/8/2006, 05:12 PM
Same reason most put Young on their list after his freshman year. The guy is a good athlete can run his offense well. An offseason could really help him if he improves at all as a passer. He was recruited as a dropback passer. He showed more leadership then McNeal did as a senior.
Vince Young played a big role in all but one of the games his freshman year.

NickZeppelin
1/8/2006, 05:28 PM
True Young had more experience. But that's why I didn't put McGhee any higher also. Outside of those 5 guys I listed the QBs in the Big 12 aren't that impressive IMO.

TXBOOMER
1/8/2006, 05:39 PM
I believe I would take Bomar over any of the other guys in the conference. He was a RS freshman. He got lots of experience and has some real competition coming in this spring. I think he will be awesome next year. One thing is for sure, he will be a hell of alot better than the texass QB.

Big Red Ron
1/8/2006, 05:43 PM
One thing is for sure, he will be a hell of alot better than the texass QB.This and with our defense makes me very comfortable going into this game.

MRNOTDUCKS
1/8/2006, 11:08 PM
I agree with whoever said it on the first page that even though Bomar's got those "bendy" knees, he needs to do what he can to not get hit as much.
Bomar is fast, but he is NOT one of those guys that you never get a good clean hit on.

As an Aggie watching the OU/Oregon game I was impressed with Bomar's decision-making (up until he spiked the ball near the goal line with time running out, but come on, that's youth) and passing skills.

I think AD is the key to Bomar becoming the premier QB in the Big XII. If he is healthy, Bomar can just keep giving him the ball and then once in a while connect on a big play. In that sense he becomes a manager of the team and doesn't have to "prove himself" on every play. If he plays it smart, he will enjoy a good college career.

What has to worry you Sooner fans is the same thing that excites you (well, it excites me): watching AD run with no abandon. He is willing to sacrifice his body on every play. However, it's the same instinct to run hard and get that extra couple of yards carrying four guys that has left him vulnerable to injuries. All I will say is that he has had some bad luck with injuries his first two seasons, and maybe he will have better luck here on out.

SicEmBaylor
1/8/2006, 11:16 PM
I agree with whoever said it on the first page that even though Bomar's got those "bendy" knees, he needs to do what he can to not get hit as much.
Bomar is fast, but he is NOT one of those guys that you never get a good clean hit on.

As an Aggie watching the OU/Oregon game I was impressed with Bomar's decision-making (up until he spiked the ball near the goal line with time running out, but come on, that's youth) and passing skills.

I think AD is the key to Bomar becoming the premier QB in the Big XII. If he is healthy, Bomar can just keep giving him the ball and then once in a while connect on a big play. In that sense he becomes a manager of the team and doesn't have to "prove himself" on every play. If he plays it smart, he will enjoy a good college career.

What has to worry you Sooner fans is the same thing that excites you (well, it excites me): watching AD run with no abandon. He is willing to sacrifice his body on every play. However, it's the same instinct to run hard and get that extra couple of yards carrying four guys that has left him vulnerable to injuries. All I will say is that he has had some bad luck with injuries his first two seasons, and maybe he will have better luck here on out.


I expect a hell of a lot more out of Bomar than that. His passing skills are excellent. OU's recievers are getting experiance under their belt and learning Bomar's rythm and creating that reciever/QB chemistry that is so vital. Bomar does need to work on reading the defense and making better decisions and avoiding those huge hits.

The thing that I like about Bomar is how fired up the guy is. He's got this internal fire and determination that is simply going to be unstoppable when he learns how to harness that drive and determination. At the moment he's a bit sloppy, but those are all problems that are fixed with experiance and good coaching.

I'm frankly giddy about what Bomar is going to do to the rest of the Big XII and equally depressed what he's going to do to us.

shavedmarmoset
1/8/2006, 11:35 PM
If there is one thing that Bomar can take the top spot for it is toughness. Although he runs with reckless abandon, he takes those hits and always gets back up (except when his shin bent backwards but then he came in 2 plays later)

I havent seen a QB fight through hits and injuries like Bomar did this year.

jreed13
1/8/2006, 11:38 PM
How can you even put McGee on a list? He started one game and threw like 4 passes in the game that he did start.

Word. McGee sucks. He cant throw for ****.

jreed13
1/8/2006, 11:41 PM
Bomar is one tough kid and his drive is incredible. Ive been a huge fan since the day he signed. He is going to be great. He does need a lot of work on the offseason though. Like learning not to throw into cover two :( . In fact Bomar does much better when he rolls out and only has to make two (possibly three) decisions:

1) Throw to reciever A
2) keep it and run
3) (throw to reciever B)

When he sits in the pocket and has to read the field he usually tries to force it somewhere. Now all those near interceptions to kelly shouldnt have been thrown but its as much kellys fault for gettting no seperation as it is Bomars for throwing it. They had bomar throwing out routs the majority of the second half.

P.S. I have never seen a qb as tough as bomar. not even hybl. Bomar takes monsterous hits on a consistent basis. He has no O line. That hit for the fumble against UCLA? :( Or that one when his leg bent backwards :( Playing with a broken finger on his throwing hand :(. Bomar is one tough sob

FirstandGoal
1/9/2006, 12:08 AM
If there is one thing that Bomar can take the top spot for it is toughness. Although he runs with reckless abandon, he takes those hits and always gets back up (except when his shin bent backwards but then he came in 2 plays later)

I havent seen a QB fight through hits and injuries like Bomar did this year.


His toughness is to be admired, but I for one, would rather he didn't keep pushing his luck.

shavedmarmoset
1/9/2006, 12:21 AM
His toughness is to be admired, but I for one, would rather he didn't keep pushing his luck.

mos def

PDXsooner
1/9/2006, 01:27 AM
that's what halzczceczezce (the juco recruit) is for

del city teenagers RULe!
1/9/2006, 02:51 AM
The dude sucks. He isn't even in the upper half of the qbs in the big 12. Go on patting yourselves on the back. Without AD you have NOTHING.

Doged
1/9/2006, 03:45 AM
The dude sucks. He isn't even in the upper half of the qbs in the big 12. Go on patting yourselves on the back. Without AD you still won all your games except the RRS. Nice team work! That's some great depth at the RB position you have there!

fixed 'er for ya' ;)

shavedmarmoset
1/9/2006, 05:41 AM
The dude sucks. He isn't even in the upper half of the qbs in the big 12. Go on patting yourselves on the back. Without AD you have NOTHING.

I don't know if you saw, but our 4th string running back, Jacob Gutierrez, had 170 yards in his first career start. Or if you saw Kejuan Jones with over 2500 career yards.

Luthor
1/9/2006, 09:06 AM
With Vince grabbing the money, that must make Bomar the premier Big 12 QB? Further, that must make OU the odds on favorite to take the Big 12 title also.


Well, maybe. I think many are still waiting to see if the kid can can decide that he's actually not a fullback. Tough kid. Lots of head shots though.

Rock Hard Corn Frog
1/9/2006, 10:43 AM
Bomar is a warrior. He certainly takes more hits than most of us and especially the coaches would like but you'll always take a guy with a little more courage than he should have than the other way around. He's smart, he is a leader and he has the right attitude. Didn't make excuses when things didn't go his way early in the year, said he would get better and he did.

I'm excited about the next 3 years with Bomar at Qb.

As far as all-conf goes, whoever the QB is at TT will put up the biggest stats. Meyer and Taylor will both get some pub but Bomar will be the BEST qb in the conference next year. Mark it down.

TexasLidig8r
1/9/2006, 11:00 AM
Regardless, it would appear as if going into 2006 play, the quarterback situation conference wide is as poor as it has ever been in Big XII play. No Vince... No Jason White.. No Heupel... No Kingsbury... No Bishop.. No Seneca Wallace or Brad Smith... No Eric Crouch... No national respect.. and that means one thing..

Prepare yourself for the bashing of the Big XII by the national talking heads and pundits who are going to prattle on incessantly about how weak, or down, the Big XII will be in offensive production this next year.

It's gonna be a monumental arse whippin'.

The Consumate Showman
1/9/2006, 11:03 AM
Bret Meyer = choke artist extraodrinare
Zac Taylor = not enough good WR and TE to make that offense work
Bell kid from Baylor = gamer, but on a sucky team
Bobby Reid = injury plagued. Paul Thompsonish at best
Al Pena = INT specialist
McGee = option QB on a throwing team??
Colt McCoy or Jevan Snead = Chris Sims wanna-be
Tech QB = will throw for a lot of yards, but still lose 2-3 games. System QB
Colorado QB = Do we even need to know his name to know he'll suck??
K-State QB ____? = new coach, new system, bad year
Mizzou QB = no Brad Smith, no chance
Kansas QB Swanson?? = this kid could be the biggest surprise in the Big XII. played great against Houston, we'll see how he does against real competition in the Big XII
Bomar = possibilities of being the next great OU QB. With Heupel coaching him, we can't go wrong. Strong improvement throughout the year with a great game (except one bad read) in the Holiday Bowl. If he can stay away from the big hits, OU could be adding number 8 to the stadium soon.

JohnnyMack
1/9/2006, 11:07 AM
Same reason most put Young on their list after his freshman year. The guy is a good athlete can run his offense well. An offseason could really help him if he improves at all as a passer. He was recruited as a dropback passer. He showed more leadership then McNeal did as a senior.

If he was recruited as a drop back passer then somebody done ****ed up. That dood can't throw fer ****.

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 11:24 AM
He was a freshman. And he barely practiced as a starter till McNeal was hurt.

jreed13
1/9/2006, 11:25 AM
He cant throw

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 11:26 AM
After Bomar's firsts most people here were saying the same damn thing.

jreed13
1/9/2006, 11:30 AM
This is true. Bomar proved he could throw: to college recruiters, in the elite 11 camp, and in spring training. To my knowledge, mcgee has not.

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 11:32 AM
Who cares what someone proves at some camp before going to college? College is a different level from HS. And game play is completely different from practicing. Bomar in his first few games completed like 40% of his passes for something like 200 yards. What Texas A&M's coaches did was be very smart with McGee and have as simple an offense as possible. And he ran the offense well. Give him an offseason to develop more with this recievers and then beat a few bad teams with him that team could be tough to beat if they get a defense.

Salt City Sooner
1/9/2006, 11:32 AM
"Kansas QB Swanson?? = this kid could be the biggest surprise in the Big XII. played great against Houston, we'll see how he does against real competition in the Big XII"
It's a little late for that. He was a senior.

JohnnyMack
1/9/2006, 11:36 AM
Who cares what someone proves at some camp before going to college? College is a different level from HS. And game play is completely different from practicing. Bomar in his first few games completed like 40% of his passes for something like 200 yards. What Texas A&M's coaches did was be very smart with McGee and have as simple an offense as possible. And he ran the offense well. Give him an offseason to develop more with this recievers and then beat a few bad teams with him that team could be tough to beat if they get a defense.

Look if you're dumb enough to drink the Fran-Kool-Aid then more power to ya.

The Consumate Showman
1/9/2006, 11:38 AM
It's a little late for that. He was a senior.


Didn't know that....

Kansas QB = sucks however it is......make up your mind Mangino, a 4 QB system won't get it done fat boy!!! :)

jreed13
1/9/2006, 11:38 AM
Who cares what someone proves at some camp before going to college?

Just about every college coach in the nation. Even our very own Bob Stoops. In fact tens of thousands of scholarship dollars hinge on preformances in those camps. There are tons of recruiting websited that make millions of dollars of sharing tidbits of information to millions of subscribers about what those recruits do in the camps. Id say thats a pretty good list of people who care Nick.

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 11:44 AM
Just because someone was so great in HS doesn't mean they'll be great in College. Wasn't Hickson the best back in Texas the year Benson and Joseph Addai came out of Texas?

jreed13
1/9/2006, 11:49 AM
Just because someone was so great in college doesn't mean they'll be great in HS. Wasn't Hickson the best back in Texas the year Benson and Joseph Addai came out of Texas?

:dolemite:

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 12:16 PM
Sorry I fixed it. I bet if you were to look at the top 10 from each class in the last decade you would never have heard of half the top 10 players from each class.

RooseveltRoughRider
1/9/2006, 12:20 PM
:dolemite:

First off...being an avid Texas HS Football fan...

WHO IN THE HELL IS HICKSON?


Cedric Benson was the Running Back on the team that won State in class 5A 3 years in a row. (Midland Lee).
I would think that he was the top back..when he wasn't smoking weed

OUthunder
1/9/2006, 12:23 PM
Meyer is a tad overrated IMO.

NickZeppelin
1/9/2006, 12:28 PM
Sorry I fixed it. I bet if you were to look at the top 10 from each class in the last decade you would never have heard of half the top 10 players from each class.

MiccoMacey
1/9/2006, 12:41 PM
Then why is this thread here if you can't compare Bomar to those other guys? Based on what those 4 did last year I would rank it like this right now...

Meyer
Taylor
Bomar
McGhee(A&M)
Bell

Yes, and no. Comparing them today is only fair.

But even according to you, this thread is here to rank those as they are right now, based on how they performed last year. Not how we estimate they might be next year or two years from now.

At the end of the year, McGhee did very little. I believe, as you do (God, that hurt to say), that McGhee will be a really good QB. But the bottom line is he didn't play much, so he didn't do much.

Taylor came on as strong in the end as Bomar did, so I have no problem with him. And as he progressed, so did Nebraska (see Colorado and Michigan).

But Bell...part of the equation HAS to be how good of a team he is on, for that will affect how well they perform. Put Bell with Texas, and he's a stud. But since he's with Baylor, even though they are a much improved team, he won't produce as well as Bomar will.

I see it:

1. Taylor
2. Bomar
3. Bell
4. McGhee


Ohhhh, and #69, biotches!!! :D

jreed13
1/9/2006, 01:16 PM
For what its worth Dylan Meyer tore it up when he played us..

Soonerwake
1/9/2006, 01:44 PM
What about Brent Rawls?? :P

Herr Scholz
1/9/2006, 02:00 PM
Watch out for Chase Daniels at Mizzou. The Tigers will be much better with him than with Brad Smith (severely overrated). Mark it down (don't you love it when people say this after eveyr prediction?).

JLB
1/9/2006, 02:20 PM
I think that Juco QB the Sooners brought in will really push Bomar this season.
Bomar needs to get his receivers and defensive backs together this offseason
to practice 7on7 skeleton drills until he drops.
Bomar,from what i've seen,has all the talent it takes to be a great QB.He needs
to study film and learn how to avoid the big hit.Josh Heupel in my opinion is the
best man for that.Heupel was one of the best QB's at making adjustment's at
the line and calling audibles.

SouthFortySooner
1/9/2006, 02:31 PM
I know I feel much better going into next season with him than last without.

shavedmarmoset
1/9/2006, 02:53 PM
First off...being an avid Texas HS Football fan...

WHO IN THE HELL IS HICKSON?


Cedric Benson was the Running Back on the team that won State in class 5A 3 years in a row. (Midland Lee).
I would think that he was the top back..when he wasn't smoking weed


Donta Hickson, OU's 4th stringer

snp
1/9/2006, 02:59 PM
Colorado QB = Do we even need to know his name to know he'll suck??

Whoever he was, he carved up Clemson when he was finally put in the game. Could be pretty good.

GDC
1/9/2006, 03:04 PM
I thought a certain poster had promised to disappear until August.

Herr Scholz
1/9/2006, 03:05 PM
I thought a certain poster had promised to disappear until August.
As soon as you fulfill your pledge, I will mine. You're the last one to be calling out someone for that.

GDC
1/9/2006, 03:06 PM
I did, the admins made me change it.

The Consumate Showman
1/9/2006, 03:07 PM
Whoever he was, he carved up Clemson when he was finally put in the game. Could be pretty good.


Oh yeah, I REALLY was impressed by that floater ball for their TD late in the game.....:rolleyes: The dude that caught it had to stand in the endzone like a statue.....I'll be ready to play them this year, should be INT city for our DB's....:eek:

Herr Scholz
1/9/2006, 03:08 PM
I did, the admins made me change it.
What, for a week? You'd have a Longhorn avitar for several more months if you were truly living up to your word.

My flippant comment was meant as a joke on a thread about who the Sooners were pulling for. It was never meant to be taken literally. I didn't bet someone like you.

Texas Golfer
1/9/2006, 07:13 PM
What excites me more than AD taking pressure off of Rhett is that we'll have three more years, unless they leave early for the draft, of Rhett to his receivers since all of them are freshmen, too.