Comments on: Quarterbacks Looking Over Their Shoulders http://inthebleachers.net/bcs-conferences/big-ten/quarterbacks-looking-over-their-shoulders/ Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:47:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Todd E. Jones http://inthebleachers.net/bcs-conferences/big-ten/quarterbacks-looking-over-their-shoulders/#comment-28602 Todd E. Jones Fri, 13 Jun 2008 01:04:01 +0000 http://inthebleachers.net/?p=1163#comment-28602 Casey Dick had a real nice spring in the new offense. He threw for 404 yds in the spring scrimmage. I think he'll be alright this year, and I think he will handle the transition well. Houston Nutt never developed a QB at Arkansas, and I think you will know that when Casey is successful. The fun will begin in 2009. Mallet, Casey's brother Nathan, and a couple of freshmen QB's who were outstanding in high school will battle for that spot. It will be exciting to see who emerges from the pack. Casey Dick had a real nice spring in the new offense. He threw for 404 yds in the spring scrimmage. I think he’ll be alright this year, and I think he will handle the transition well. Houston Nutt never developed a QB at Arkansas, and I think you will know that when Casey is successful. The fun will begin in 2009. Mallet, Casey’s brother Nathan, and a couple of freshmen QB’s who were outstanding in high school will battle for that spot. It will be exciting to see who emerges from the pack.

]]> By: ThreenOut http://inthebleachers.net/bcs-conferences/big-ten/quarterbacks-looking-over-their-shoulders/#comment-28571 ThreenOut Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:47:59 +0000 http://inthebleachers.net/?p=1163#comment-28571 I think McGee should be in top form now that the run-heavy spread offense will be gone for him. McGee came out of high school holding quite a few state passing records and I think we'll finally see why his senior year. In spring practice he proved to still be the most dependable QB despite having surgery on his non-throwing shoulder. I honestly think that Sherm will be able to have success w/ McGee under center and finding a way to get Johnson involved. I don't think a Tebow/Leak mold will work but something could worked out. I think McGee should be in top form now that the run-heavy spread offense will be gone for him.

McGee came out of high school holding quite a few state passing records and I think we’ll finally see why his senior year. In spring practice he proved to still be the most dependable QB despite having surgery on his non-throwing shoulder. I honestly think that Sherm will be able to have success w/ McGee under center and finding a way to get Johnson involved. I don’t think a Tebow/Leak mold will work but something could worked out.

]]> By: Brian Sakowski http://inthebleachers.net/bcs-conferences/big-ten/quarterbacks-looking-over-their-shoulders/#comment-28563 Brian Sakowski Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:09:51 +0000 http://inthebleachers.net/?p=1163#comment-28563 I bet he would've stayed had he known Petrino was going to be coach. Petrino's offense would be a good one for Mustain to run. I bet he would’ve stayed had he known Petrino was going to be coach. Petrino’s offense would be a good one for Mustain to run.

]]> By: Big Head http://inthebleachers.net/bcs-conferences/big-ten/quarterbacks-looking-over-their-shoulders/#comment-28562 Big Head Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:06:53 +0000 http://inthebleachers.net/?p=1163#comment-28562 Sitting on the bench at USC, do you think Mitch Mustain is thinking "I should have stayed"? I'd say 'yes'. Mustain may only be the 3rd stringer this year behind Sanchez and Aaron Corp. Sitting on the bench at USC, do you think Mitch Mustain is thinking “I should have stayed”? I’d say ‘yes’. Mustain may only be the 3rd stringer this year behind Sanchez and Aaron Corp.

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