Not good for Oregon State.... Rodgers declares for Draft

[Darth Snow]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/ncaa/01/10/rodgers.oregonstate.ap/index.html

We don't play them, but it can't help their chances in the new pac12 north.

 

[NW Buff]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/ncaa/01/10/rodgers.oregonstate.ap/index.html

We don't play them, but it can't help their chances in the new pac12 north.

It's really not good for them. I think he knows that his stock is not going to go up and he watched his older brother get hurt this year. Considering his brother applied for and got a medical redshirt and is coming back next year, I was surprised by Quizz's decision. I thought they'd play one last year together.

 

[Highlander27]

And Oregon State's going to start sinking to the bottom of the Pac 12 North along with WSU.

 

[buff4life]

It's really not good for them. I think he knows that his stock is not going to go up and he watched his older brother get hurt this year. Considering his brother applied for and got a medical redshirt and is coming back next year, I was surprised by Quizz's decision. I thought they'd play one last year together.

They would probably beat us next year anyway. OSU still has his brother James and a 3 more VERY good receivers and a good bunch of QBs starting with Katz. RB is going to be a beeoochh for them until Marable or Woods get their feet wet. But it is a Dumbasss decision by Jaquizz, he'll be a mid round pick for sure if he's lucky.

 

[BeavBuff47]

They would probably beat us next year anyway. OSU still has his brother James and a 3 more VERY good receivers and a good bunch of QBs starting with Katz. RB is going to be a beeoochh for them until Marable or Woods get their feet wet. But it is a Dumbasss decision by Jaquizz, he'll be a mid round pick for sure if he's lucky.

My guess is he's doing it for the money. He recently became a father, so I wouldn't blame him too much for that. He also probably noticed that nearly the entire O-line (with 3 walk-on starters) from last year, which played terrible, has been given a vote of confidence by Riley. Combine that with the fact that he was the focal point of the entire offense and subsequently got worked-to-death, while everyone else underperformed. It doesn't surprise me too much.