Recruiting Football Talk VIII

Love it. Every backup should walk out. Madden hasn’t played football since his junior year in high school. Put him in if they need a substitute.

I think they have a slew of QBs on their roster, though.
I doubt they'll miss one freshman QB much. But it wouldn't surprise me to see one or two more bolt before the portal closes.
 
Yep. Or mid-season before a big game. Before bowl eligibility. They can extort tf out of them.
UCLA has put themselves in a very difficult spot. Nick has them by the balls, Nico's camp had next to zero leverage and somehow UCLA let them leverage that into Nick having complete control of the QB room.
 
For those with experience with NCSA, can you tell me if it was worth it? Thinking of signing up my daughter for volleyball.

@Z06VolinWV @SergeantVol i saw y’all talk about it in past threads. Y’all have any wise words?
It’ll defintely help with garnering interest from at least D2, D3, and NAIA programs. Some schools rely heavy on them. Attend as many camps as possible too. The more contact with schools the better. I have a friend, his kid used NCSA and he’s in his junior year playing football for a D2 program. It’s especially helpful with sports that don’t have as much exposure as football, basketball, and baseball.
 
I wish I could find the positivity some of you seem to have. I just don't have it. I see a trainwreck, and I'm praying for survivors. I hope this new QB works out, but I have major doubts.
You are a Tennessee fan over the last 20 years and THIS is a train wreck? Nah bro. Not only is it not a train wreck, we upgraded from Nico and his stupid ass family drama, if maybe not physically.
 
I wish I could find the positivity some of you seem to have. I just don't have it. I see a trainwreck, and I'm praying for survivors. I hope this new QB works out, but I have major doubts.
I'm 50/50 on the guy. Aguilar only game vs top notch competition at Applachain State last season was Clemson. Stats were 18/41 214 yards passing, 43.9% completion percentage and a 38.7 QBR. Not very good some are going to say what about his other games? Well I don't see a Georgia State or Louisiana Monroe in SEC. Big step up for the young man, hopefully Aguilar can be a game manager and not turn the ball over and score enough points to win. Going to be depending on defense more than ever this upcoming season imo..
 
I'm 50/50 on the guy. Aguilar only game vs top notch competition at Applachain State last season was Clemson. Stats were 18/41 214 yards passing, 43.9% completion percentage and a 38.7 QBR. Not very good some are going to say what about his other games? Well I don't see a Georgia State or Louisiana Monroe in SEC. Big step up for the young man, hopefully Aguilar can be a game manager and not turn the ball over and score enough points to win. Going to be depending on defense more than ever this upcoming season imo..
When your team is that far outmatched it's hard for any QB to put up good numbers.

His line actually held up well, but his receivers couldn't get open. If you watch the highlights from that game he only had a couple bad throws. The rest were drops by WRs or breakups by tight coverage. But the placement was good on the throws where either his WR catches it or the DB breaks it up.

By no means am I saying he will win us a bunch of SEC games. There's definitely concern watching that game and I simply don't see him as a guy who is going to beat Florida in The Swamp or beat Georgia anywhere. (Oh how I'd love to be blatantly wrong and have this Cold Take'd). I do agree with your last few sentences. Manage games and put us in position to win so long as defense is solid.

To be fair, I didn't actually expect Nico could beat Georgia or Florida this year either.
 

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