If he is what it appears, I don't why would we'd want him anyway. He'd be an upgrade probably but he bitched out. You want someone like that playing along side of you?
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Davis Webb transfers to Cal, spurns CU
- Thread starter Buffnik
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I think it was last year.
No one here actually plays.
Joe Theismann's Leg
Well-Known Member
Why is this thread still going strong? Why waste our time on this piece of garbage?
Be logical.
Webb wants to play in the nfl.
He has an opportunity to play for cal.
Last month the cal QB was picked freaking number one and is set financially for life.
He already knows the cal offense.
What kind of moron would stick with CU if they were in his shoes.
Be realistic.
The dude didn't have a cal offer when he committed to cu.
He's not being attacked for the decision, so much as how he handled it.
He got an offer, maybe you could call it a dream scenario for him given where the last Cal QB was just drafted in a system that he knows well. He called the coaches. Expressed gratitude, etc. What would he have done differently given the way the timing worked?
You go to college for your own best interests. Everyone does. A financial understanding to play football is not some kind of sacred commitment. He's not a NAVY seal heading to the Hundu Kush with his brothers he's trained with and blead with for years.
But he could have been more forthright with the institution that invested in him. Hell, he could have even sacrificed for them, which would have been indicative of some real character.
You and I view the world very differently, by the way.
Whatever man, Orr said everything I would've already. As far as the NFL, I'm quite sure they saw how it went down. He will be asked about it, bank on it. Teams will pass on him because of it.
I'd be very surprised if I said everything that you would have.
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
The Orr Luke dynamic has a certain Fight Club feel to it.
Orr hadn't been ****ed like that since grade school?
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
I was thinking more like the soap scene.
Burrito is making me rich!
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
No they won't.
I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.
Welcome and I concur.
The first rule of fight club...
You don't talk about Fight Club.
1. He didn't have an offer from Cal until he did. What is he supposed to say?
2. You are kidding yourself if you think you are any different. If you accept a job offer and then before you start someone else offers you five or ten times what you would be making with the original offer, then you and everyone else take the second offer.
3. College is for the students, not the school. Real character is working to be the best you can be.
4. In the real world, changing course and making adjustments to achieve success in dynamic situations is what you do. Questioning someone's character for making good decisions is...well....questionable.
5. I'm not sure you fully understand when a commitment is a Commitment. Marriage is a commitment. Parenting is a commitment. Tacos for lunch is a choice.
Have you ever seen Luke?
Hmmmmmmm ...
If I die or something, you ****ers are gonna be bored. Lol.
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