Just read this. You gotta be kidding me. We are in full 1000% rebuild mode. Let Dillon or Sefu have a shot and see what happens. So dumb
Fishback played last season at Butte College in California, where he helped lead his team to a 10-1 record.
If he comes to CU, he will have four years to complete three years of eligibility.
just over 50% completion rate (well below average) and a less than 2:1 TD/INT ratio (average) and a Yard per attempt of 7.37 (about average for an NCAA QB in 2012)...Fishback completed 108 of 201 passes for 1, 482 yards and 12 touchdowns with seven interceptions last season, according to stats reported by the California Community College Athletic Association. Fishback played an offense with similar concepts and designs to what the Buffs have been installing the spring.
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just over 50% completion rate (well below average) and a less than 2:1 TD/INT ratio (average) and a Yard per attempt of 7.37 (about average for an NCAA QB in 2012)...
This is like, a huge reach even if all you are hoping for is D1 mediocrity...
There are going to be a few conversations after spring ball for sure.2d thought on this: Just another confirmation that a LOT of the QBs on the roster are gone asap.
Dillon cant run, not ready....Sefo no exp.....Schrock,Dorman wont see the field......webb no....wood no....hirsch no....gotta go with someone who has been in the offense.......at least MM is set to straight up tell QBs sorry, not going to work out.
I have not seen him play.....can he move? 6'6?
Nelson Fishback – Durham (Calif.) High School
Grade: B-
Offers: None, interest from Fresno State, Oregon State, San Diego State, San Jose State, and Tulsa among others
Key Strength: This kid from Northern California has only played QB for one year and it showed. He has a ton of ability, however, and he can make any throw on the field. The thing I love is that Fishback throws the ball with authority. His balls are not caught they catch the receiver. He has good footwork for a new QB, which is impressive and shows that he has a lot of natural ability and can learn fast. He throws a tight spiral and commands his offense. He is an athletic QB. He played running back as a sophomore so has the ability to run. Watching Fishback will not wow a fan, but a coach would be drooling about the ability that is untapped with this QB.
Key Weakness: Inexperience is Fishback’s Achilles heal going in to next season. He made some throws that left me scratching my head and saying aloud “why did you throw that ball.” The best thing out of that was that Fishback knew that it was the wrong read just as fast. He has a long way to go to understand how to read and react to a defense. In addition, Fishback needs to understand the situation that his team is facing and get his team into
From Scout back in 2011 (free content). Note that he was drawing interest from SJSU, so HCMM has some familiarity there.
http://hscalifornia.scout.com/2/983458.html
He was "drawing interest" from San Jose State, huh? Well, gee, that's all I needed to hear. Sign the kid up.
We are so screwed.
Sadly, I don't know if this makes me more or less optimistic for how next season will go.
Low risk, medium reward IMO. I think this is a good idea.