darth-horax
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I just looked it up. they're both 6'1". On TV he looked tiny.I believe Staub is shorter than Juju...but yes, he's young
And weight: staub is 10 lbs heavier than Juju.
I just looked it up. they're both 6'1". On TV he looked tiny.I believe Staub is shorter than Juju...but yes, he's young
Staub and Juju are the same height. Like EXACTLY.1) tried to replicate Shedeur wtih Salter. He's not Shedeur. Not even close.
2) Juju isn't ready. He's 17...and he's short. Worried he can't see over the O line. Maybe get some platform cleats for him
3) Staub is ready. He's the only one who has been around the program for more than a few months and he's been learning. Ready to play.
There needs to be a deliberate plan with playing Salter moving forward, after evaluating him through two weeks. Read Option and RPO game should be the focus. I am not overly confident they will do that, but I just don't think a couple drives vs Delaware has just solidified Staub as QB1 for the rest of the year, nor should it.I do think the Delaware corner sitting on the hitch on Staub's first TD pass speaks volumes about what they thought about our offense in pre-game planning - and it isn't great for us with Salter.
Because the people evaluating are pat ****ing shurmur and a dude who has only ever coached Shedeur Sanders at quarterback lolHow do you whiff your evaluations to arrive at this situation
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Sources: Colorado expected to start Staub at QB
The Colorado Buffaloes are expected to start Ryan Staub at quarterback for Friday's game at Houston, sources tell ESPN.www.espn.com
So far with the Buffaloes, Salter […] is completing 68.2% of his passes.
True but they probably aren't 6'1" just because that's what they list them as.Staub and Juju are the same height. Like EXACTLY.
but they are all bubble screens that made the receiver need a chiropractor the next day because he broke his back twisting to adjust for the catch. my son threw those more accurately in 7th grade. Really?
I loved the dimes tossed by Staub. But my absolute favorite play was his decision to scramble when the play broke down, know where the down marker was, and got it. Neither of the other two really do that naturally. (I know that’s Salter’s strength, but he’s not doing it)I just looked it up. they're both 6'1". On TV he looked tiny.
And weight: staub is 10 lbs heavier than Juju.
The dream scenario is Staub starts with a healthy dose of Slater in the appropriate situations. This offense could be deadly with that combo but that requires a competent OC.
He’s least like Shedeur of all our QB’s. I mean…Prime does not like salter if he's doing this
Juju looked the smallest to me.I just looked it up. they're both 6'1". On TV he looked tiny.
And weight: staub is 10 lbs heavier than Juju.
I really wouldn't be surprised if a WR makes a throw.
3 yards a pop. Really?
What’s your point? That Colorado isn’t getting love based on your subjective argument?Houston beat Stephen F Austin (0-2) in week one; a program that was 7-5 in the FCS last year and Rice (1-1) in week two; a program that was 4-8 in AAC last year.
CU lost to a GT team that will compete for the ACC Championship by 7 and covered a 23.5 point spread against a Delaware team that has won 8, 9 an 9 games the past three years in FCS.
There really is no need to tip your hand to houston at this point. Why announce it officially now?Prime refuting that Staub is the starter (or at least not confirming)
YepThere really is no need to tip your hand to houston at this point. Why announce it officially now?
I didn't make an argument and nothing I said was subjective, actually. I was just pointing out the difference in competition that the two teams have faced through two weeks, since Houston's comfortable 2-0 record and CU's inconsistent 1-1 record seems to be playing a large role in the perception of this matchup.What’s your point? That Colorado isn’t getting love based on your subjective argument?
Who gives a ****. Everything comes down to Colorado needs to win this game.
THiS.Again, I'll say how much I hate this. Just nut up and pick a direction. Choose a QB. Pick a personality/philosophy. Rally the team behind it. Put it in place and stop messing around. Christ.
Not really, actually. That offense and the Alabama identity changed dramatically over time during Saban's tenure.bama analysts and assistants came and went, but the offense was the offense.
Fair enough, but the running game was always a big part of it.Not really, actually. That offense and the Alabama identity changed dramatically over time during Saban's tenure.
This should be added to the things that make you feel old thread.![]()
yes I agree - Slater deserves run
Yep, until Saban made the conscious decision to completely change and go with the modern spread offense by bringing in Kiffin and continuing it with Daboll and Sark. Went from Greg McElroy and AJ McCarron type QBs to Hurts, Tua, Mac Jones, Bryce Young and Jalen Milroe.Fair enough, but the running game was always a big part of it.
He better learn how to.scheme against running quarterbacks, tired of them kicking 100% of our ass.My memory isn't crystal clear, but it seems like the defense struggled through the 1st few games last year, but started jelling after the offense got more confidence and started producing more.
I'm hoping for something similar. The offense starts producing more under Staub and the defense is inspired to improve their game. I think they have all the tools necessary, but need to believe in themselves more. (and have Livingston learn how to scheme against running quarterbacks
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