Haener train
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Must be an 11* otherwise how can he beat out 2 - 5*’s?
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Come on fudgepack you should know better by now. Don’t fall in love with players. They are not elite until they are
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3800 32 td 9 int. 753 yards 3 tds 1 int against UCLA/Oregon. Sounds good to me.FireCohen said:Come on fudgepack you should know better by now. Don’t fall in love with players. They are not elite until they are
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This is the Jacob Eason hype train all over again. It will be hilarious when this doesn't work out, and everyone starts bashing him again.
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False equivalencessonics1993 said:This is Jacob Eason hype train all over again. It will be hilarious when this doesn't work out, and everyone starts bashing him again.
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Jacob Eason was only hyped up for his physical attributes and his star ranking. Haener is being hyped up because of his in-game performances. Totally different scenarios.
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Fall 2019: Fuck these coaches if they play this midget instead of the 5-star local hero
Fall 2022: Fuck these coaches if they don't play this midget instead of the 5-star local hero
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Dawgman levels of group-thinksonics1993 said:This is the Jacob Eason hype train all over again. It will be hilarious when this doesn't work out, and everyone starts bashing him again.
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All the throws are great, but the last throw is so money. He throws it sidearm before the WR is even open. It’s been awhile since we had someone that actually threw guys open.backthepack said:
Here’s why you should be on the Haener train; I’ve never seen a QB at UW in my life make the second throw in this clip. He has some serious arm talent and his ball placement is spectacular.
Eason and Locker had the arm talent to make the first throw in this clip but they never had the ball placement or anticipation to make that throw. -
Word is that Haener’s OL at Fresno was suspect. He got hit a ton against UCLA. The last drive was one of the biggest dick drives I have ever seen. Different circumstances, but it was like Tui’s drive against Stanford to win the game.backthepack said:
Fuck Sam Huard. If everything goes right he can be our Minshew/Mayfield. Although I think his arm talent and ability to anticipate windows at the college level remind me of Mayfield. Not saying he’s going to be that good but I wouldn't be shocked if he’s near that level of play next year. Just eliminate the 2 big stinker turnover games please.bluechipuwrecruits said:But at Sam Huard expense?
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His ability to throw from different arm angles while still being really accurate is impressiveRoadDawg55 said:
All the throws are great, but the last throw is so money. He throws it sidearm before the WR is even open. It’s been awhile since we had someone that actually threw guys open.backthepack said:
Here’s why you should be on the Haener train; I’ve never seen a QB at UW in my life make the second throw in this clip. He has some serious arm talent and his ball placement is spectacular.
Eason and Locker had the arm talent to make the first throw in this clip but they never had the ball placement or anticipation to make that throw. -
This is not comparable to Eason because, oh, Haener has actually proven it on the fucking field that he's a legitimately very good QB. In the same exact offense we're installing LMAO. What a lazy and unearned comparison. Our QB play being good with Haener is as close to a sure thing you can get for a transfer QB.
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You have been on fire my manGladstone said:This is not comparable to Eason because, oh, Haener has actually proven it on the fucking field that he's a legitimately very good QB. What a lazy and unearned comparison. Our QB play being good with Haener is as close to a sure thing you can get for a transfer QB.
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For the simpletons (Haener haters) to be right something REALLY ILLOGICAL would have to happen. He would have to suddenly regress under better circumstances than last year.Gladstone said:This is not comparable to Eason because, oh, Haener has actually proven it on the fucking field that he's a legitimately very good QB. What a lazy and unearned comparison. Our QB play being good with Haener is as close to a sure thing you can get for a transfer QB.
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Jacob Eason UGA stats:
204/370 (55.1%) - 2430 yards - 16 TD - 8 INT
Jake Haener Fresno St stats:
303/449 (67.5%) - 3810 yards - 32 TD - 9 INT
And Eason had Nick Chubb and Sony Michel in the backfield. Fresno’s RBs we’re good but not in the same stratosphere -
And the quality of competition was about the same, too.NEsnake12 said:Jacob Eason UGA stats:
204/370 (55.1%) - 2430 yards - 16 TD - 8 INT
Jake Haener Fresno St stats:
303/449 (67.5%) - 3810 yards - 32 TD - 9 INT
And Eason had Nick Chubb and Sony Michel in the backfield. Fresno’s RBs we’re good but not in the same stratosphere -
You people with your facts and video evidence are pathetic and don't fool me one bit. I hated him in 2019 and still hate him now.
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New board motto.RaceBannon said:
I hate HaenerPasadenaHuskyFan said:
So if Haener comes here after all it means Oregon didn't want him and he sucks, and if he goes to Oregon it means DeBoer can't recruit. Convenient if you just want to hate the new hire.RaceBannon said:
Can anyone here read
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Race is Sonics.sonics1993 said:You people with your facts and video evidence are pathetic and don't fool me one bit. I hated him in 2019 and still hate him now.
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No one on our roster can make these throws or reads...right now. Could Sam in a year with some actual quality QB coaching? It's possible.
Haener comes with risk cause he's a gunslinger and takes chances. But no one at UW has been able to make the below play and throw since maybe Teeth Price and definitely Tui. He has a strong arm, is mobile, and has some friggin' moxie (can't believe I'm actually typing that after wanting Eason to win the job so badly). Dude reminds me of a better-passing Chase Garbers, extending plays and looking downfield. Plus, he's a no-brainer pick-up since he knows DeBoner's offense and loves working with Grubbs.
Also, just listen to Hugh's thoughts on Huard's rough outing. Coaching be damned for sure, but Huard didn't exactly seem to know how to read defenses—specifically, as Hugh stated, two-high safeties and zone. (I'm sure this is where you'll tell me that Hugh has a thing against the Huards cause they prioritized Dylan and Sammy over Cale Millen.)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/softy-dick-interviews/id1245866571?i=1000543445957 -
Have always liked him.RaceBannon said: -
We can’t ever have nice things. Now that we may be able to have something nice some of you are saying the nice thing is shit. In the words of Kim “what more do you want?”sonics1993 said:You people with your facts and video evidence are pathetic and don't fool me one bit. I hated him in 2019 and still hate him now.
In all seriousness, he sucked when he was here and was turnover prone in practice. He left and played 1 1/2 years in a real passing scheme and looked good last year. He’s improved. Played well against two of the very defenses we would need to beat with an offensive line maybe even worse than ours. I’m on the haen train now. The chances of getting a better qb in the portal are slim. -
I'm riding with you old man. Fuck the rest of this board.RaceBannon said:Pro Heaner is pup
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I'm getting so excited about Haener coming here watching clips and highlights that I'm 99 percent sure he'll transfer elsewhere now.
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This is the most FS argument. If you play in the SEC then the opposing defenses will be more talented, but at the same time your WRs and OLs will also be more talented. It evens outTheHB said:
And the quality of competition was about the same, too.NEsnake12 said:Jacob Eason UGA stats:
204/370 (55.1%) - 2430 yards - 16 TD - 8 INT
Jake Haener Fresno St stats:
303/449 (67.5%) - 3810 yards - 32 TD - 9 INT
And Eason had Nick Chubb and Sony Michel in the backfield. Fresno’s RBs we’re good but not in the same stratosphere -
Haener is a good player but I worry about his ability to stay alive against P5 hits.
He almost died in that UCLA game. Kid looked like he was gonna break in half if he took another big shot. -
NEsnake12 said:
This is the most FS argument. If you play in the SEC then the opposing defenses will be more talented, but at the same time your WRs and OLs will also be more talented. It evens outTheHB said:
And the quality of competition was about the same, too.NEsnake12 said:Jacob Eason UGA stats:
204/370 (55.1%) - 2430 yards - 16 TD - 8 INT
Jake Haener Fresno St stats:
303/449 (67.5%) - 3810 yards - 32 TD - 9 INT
And Eason had Nick Chubb and Sony Michel in the backfield. Fresno’s RBs we’re good but not in the same stratosphere
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This would be the ultimate revenge for ever quitting. Let it be done.BroadcastingDawg said:Haener is a good player but I worry about his ability to stay alive against P5 hits.
He almost died in that UCLA game. Kid looked like he was gonna break in half if he took another big shot. -
Good thing the gap between the MWC and sad-sack Pac-12 is much smaller.TheHB said:
And the quality of competition was about the same, too.NEsnake12 said:Jacob Eason UGA stats:
204/370 (55.1%) - 2430 yards - 16 TD - 8 INT
Jake Haener Fresno St stats:
303/449 (67.5%) - 3810 yards - 32 TD - 9 INT
And Eason had Nick Chubb and Sony Michel in the backfield. Fresno’s RBs we’re good but not in the same stratosphere
