Re: I wouldn't be surprised if one of our 6'4" quarterbacks
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2015 12:59 pm
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Even A blind squirel gets a nut now and then.laxwyo wrote:Slow Hand was right again. His batting average is getting better. This sucks but he's buried on qb depth chart and buried at TE. He should have a chance to make fcs or division II squad
You know I really want to see as many Wyoming kids starting, or at least playing as much as possible for their home State.. It just seems like lately they don't give two cents about representing the Brown & gold. Bohl went out of his way to visit almost every high school around here trying to let the players know they are welcome here at UW. Now it seems like local players would rather take their game somewhere else. We need more players like Tanner Simpson, who walk on, earn playing time and get a scholarship based off hard work. I'm sure Tanner would do just about anything to help the Cowboys win. I do feel for Austin, but its not like he didnt get a chance to compete for the QB spot. He would've definitely received playing time as a TE or a receiver. Now it's back to square one for the kid. It's just a shame he left, so athletic and has four years of eligibility left. With the amount of injuries that happen in the game, who knows what he may have missed out on.LanderPoke wrote:Dang. This sucks. I wish that his desire to be a Cowboy and contribute was stronger than his desire to be a qb at all costs. Guess I can't fault him, but I think he could have been a starter and major contributor at another position.
This is very true.mwc fan wrote:You know I really want to see as many Wyoming kids starting, or at least playing as much as possible for their home State.. It just seems like lately they don't give two cents about representing the Brown & gold. Bohl went out of his way to visit almost every high school around here trying to let the players know they are welcome here at UW. Now it seems like local players would rather take their game somewhere else. We need more players like Tanner Simpson, who walk on, earn playing time and get a scholarship based off hard work. I'm sure Tanner would do just about anything to help the Cowboys win. I do feel for Austin, but its not like he didnt get a chance to compete for the QB spot. He would've definitely received playing time as a TE or a receiver. Now it's back to square one for the kid. It's just a shame he left, so athletic and has four years of eligibility left. With the amount of injuries that happen in the game, who knows what he may have missed out on.LanderPoke wrote:Dang. This sucks. I wish that his desire to be a Cowboy and contribute was stronger than his desire to be a qb at all costs. Guess I can't fault him, but I think he could have been a starter and major contributor at another position.
Thanks for the vote of confidence for Tanner. I can tell you that he is working his ass off right now doing what he can to help the Pokes. However he is fighting some injuries one in particular that is nagging. He tells me that spring ball is harder than it was last year because the receivers are so low in numbers he and the others are having to take extra reps and work extremely hard. Rest assured there are very good players coming in the fall to help bolster the receiving corps. I keep telling him to bear down and Cowboy Up! Remember guys this is a process and it isn't going to happen over night. Bare with our University and Go Pokes!mwc fan wrote:You know I really want to see as many Wyoming kids starting, or at least playing as much as possible for their home State.. It just seems like lately they don't give two cents about representing the Brown & gold. Bohl went out of his way to visit almost every high school around here trying to let the players know they are welcome here at UW. Now it seems like local players would rather take their game somewhere else. We need more players like Tanner Simpson, who walk on, earn playing time and get a scholarship based off hard work. I'm sure Tanner would do just about anything to help the Cowboys win. I do feel for Austin, but its not like he didnt get a chance to compete for the QB spot. He would've definitely received playing time as a TE or a receiver. Now it's back to square one for the kid. It's just a shame he left, so athletic and has four years of eligibility left. With the amount of injuries that happen in the game, who knows what he may have missed out on.LanderPoke wrote:Dang. This sucks. I wish that his desire to be a Cowboy and contribute was stronger than his desire to be a qb at all costs. Guess I can't fault him, but I think he could have been a starter and major contributor at another position.
So I guess Fort tellin' the media he was all in, a WY and team guy no matter what, was BS.joshvanklomp wrote:https://twitter.com/ScottNulph/status/5 ... 3325132800
Now don't get all bent out of shape if someone comes back on one of your previous comments and rubs your nose in it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
LOL, no I won't get mad. I am the first to admit that I have been wrong on several occasions. But my batting average is getting better.WYCowboy wrote:Now don't get all bent out of shape if someone comes back on one of your previous comments and rubs your nose in it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
And I was REALLY wrong. Definitely thought the kid would stay.Slow Hand wrote:LOL, no I won't get mad. I am the first to admit that I have been wrong on several occasions. But my batting average is getting better.WYCowboy wrote:Now don't get all bent out of shape if someone comes back on one of your previous comments and rubs your nose in it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
I am sad to see him go, but the numbers just didn't work out for him. If he has a dream he should follow it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
Love the shot afterwardsPotatoCreekPete wrote:I am sad to see him go, but the numbers just didn't work out for him. If he has a dream he should follow it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
Slow hand was right and I was wrong, I guess sniffing jocks does have its perks.
Ha Ha You really have no idea Potato do you? Never-the-less I will take this as a concession.PotatoCreekPete wrote:I am sad to see him go, but the numbers just didn't work out for him. If he has a dream he should follow it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
Slow hand was right and I was wrong, I guess sniffing jocks does have its perks.
Slow Hand, you get my message?Slow Hand wrote:Ha Ha You really have no idea Potato do you? Never-the-less I will take this as a concession.PotatoCreekPete wrote:I am sad to see him go, but the numbers just didn't work out for him. If he has a dream he should follow it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
Slow hand was right and I was wrong, I guess sniffing jocks does have its perks.
Yep, sent you a reply.BeaverPoke wrote:Slow Hand, you get my message?Slow Hand wrote:Ha Ha You really have no idea Potato do you? Never-the-less I will take this as a concession.PotatoCreekPete wrote:I am sad to see him go, but the numbers just didn't work out for him. If he has a dream he should follow it.BeaverPoke wrote:So slowhand was right, what say you now potato? It's almost like slowhand was in the lockerroom or something!
Slow hand was right and I was wrong, I guess sniffing jocks does have its perks.