Jacob Eason
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I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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Which is why PJ & Locker would have been awesome.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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whats wrong with pat reddick catching a 9yd hook from cody pickett on 3rd down after a 1st down incomplete and 2nd down rush for 1yd?Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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The thought of Jack Lockner making multiple split second decisions in a true triple option offense in CFB gives me nightmares.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which is why PJ & Locker would have been awesome.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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Yeah how would that have worked without one of best QBs in league history? Probably 6-6 or 7-5.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
Subpar QB play in the pac12 isn't a recipe for sustained success. It barely passes in the ACC most years for GT.
Power run game is one thing (like Stanford) - I'm all for that, wishbone is another. That wouldn't consistently work in the Pac12 in my opinion.
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Because those are so fast is why I think Jake would have been just fine in that offense. Coaching and training for under-center, triple option is repetition to the point that it's instinctual. There's no time to think.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
The thought of Jack Lockner making multiple split second decisions in a true triple option offense in CFB gives me nightmares.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which is why PJ & Locker would have been awesome.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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I want to give you a half vote up and down for that comment. I get your point, but I still disagree.... DJ needs to get on that.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Because those are so fast is why I think Jake would have been just fine in that offense. Coaching and training for under-center, triple option is repetition to the point that it's instinctual. There's no time to think.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
The thought of Jack Lockner making multiple split second decisions in a true triple option offense in CFB gives me nightmares.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which is why PJ & Locker would have been awesome.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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Messican standoffCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
I want to give you a half vote up and down for that comment. I get your point, but I still disagree.... DJ needs to get on that.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Because those are so fast is why I think Jake would have been just fine in that offense. Coaching and training for under-center, triple option is repetition to the point that it's instinctual. There's no time to think.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
The thought of Jack Lockner making multiple split second decisions in a true triple option offense in CFB gives me nightmares.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Which is why PJ & Locker would have been awesome.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
That team ran the option like 10-20% of plays. It's not like we went full on option.MisterEm said:
I miss Warshington, damnit.Gladstone said:I'd take subpar WR and passing QB recruiting for a team that lines up and runs the fucking ball down your goddamned throat night in night out. The last time I really enjoyed UW offense was going option with Tui in 2000.
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Back on point,TierbsHsotBoobs said:
WDWHACokeGreaterThanPepsi said:I'm guessing Eason will enroll in January.
Seriously, he's not interested in UW and hasn't been for a long time now. We have no shot.
Who wants a #6 QB in the country?
