'15 TX QB Quinten Dormady (UT Commit 6/9/14)

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nicksjuzunk said:
Agreed.

The days of regular 300+ yard passing games needs to hurry back
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Yes definitely. I think CBJ has us set up nicely for the future. Assuming Dobbs redshirts, a possible line of secession of Peterman/Dobbs -> Dormady/Jennings -> Austin Kendall -> Hunter Johnson?... seems pretty legit to me.

But that's a long way off... let's just murder the Mutts this Saturday.
 
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Falcons02 said:
I was starting with Francis, but we are in the same ballpark. And even with the names I mentioned it still leaves out older guys like Condredge.
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As far as pure passers go, no one was better than Tony Robinson...wasted opportunities.
 
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BigTXVolFan said:
SIAP, I live just outside of Boerne, was extremely excited when Dormady commited. Have seen him play a couple times as my co-workers son is on the team (Sadly missed the game Coach Jones and Jake were at). Wanted to see if someone with more knowledge than I have was in the know...

Rumor around here is Coach Dormady (Boerne head Coach and Quinten's dad) will be taking a job with the Football program at UT after this season to follow his son. Anyone else hear this? And if so what position would he be filling? I hate to think we are pulling a Malzahan and bringing a coach along because he promised an athlete even if it is that coaches son. Just wanted to get the masses talking... Thanks!
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Isn't that how Hugh Frieze {sp?} at ole piss got his start? By shirttailing along with that kid from "The Blind Side" (sorry had a brain fart and couldn't remember the guys name, but to lazy to go google it and anyhow you know who I am talking about).
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Isn't that how Hugh Frieze {sp?} at ole piss got his start? By shirttailing along with that kid from "The Blind Side" (sorry had a brain fart and couldn't remember the guys name, but to lazy to go google it and anyhow you know who I am talking about).
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yeah. pretty sure he got a job in the athletic department like 30 days after Oher signed his letter of intent.
 
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butchna said:
As far as pure passers go, no one was better than Tony Robinson...wasted opportunities.
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Peyton is the best pure QB UT has ever had. It may be a cliche but it's true. His ability to read defenses even at the collegiate level was insane. Robinson was very good though.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
Peyton is the best pure QB UT has ever had. It may be a cliche but it's true. His ability to read defenses even at the collegiate level was insane. Robinson was very good though.
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Not to nitpick, but "reading defenses" isn't part of being a "pure passer". Pure passer encompasses everything from the neck down, not neck up.
 
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nagle said:
true, but how many times did peyton run the ball? He was/is a pure passer.
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That is not what he is talking about either, he is simply talking about Tony's ability to THROW the ball. A lot of Peyton's passes look like shot ducks. T'Rob could flick his wrist, and throw a tight spiral 60 yards on a rope.
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Isn't that how Hugh Frieze {sp?} at ole piss got his start? By shirttailing along with that kid from "The Blind Side" (sorry had a brain fart and couldn't remember the guys name, but to lazy to go google it and anyhow you know who I am talking about).
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And by also being a good offensive mind...
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Isn't that how Hugh Frieze {sp?} at ole piss got his start? By shirttailing along with that kid from "The Blind Side" (sorry had a brain fart and couldn't remember the guys name, but to lazy to go google it and anyhow you know who I am talking about).
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Friece*
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
Peyton is the best pure QB UT has ever had. It may be a cliche but it's true. His ability to read defenses even at the collegiate level was insane. Robinson was very good though.
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Not talking about overall QB skills and talent...Peyton hands down...my contention was grip it and rip it? Tony...maybe second in that category (and I'm not a fan) Tyler Bray.
 
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butchna said:
Not talking about overall QB skills and talent...Peyton hands down...my contention was grip it and rip it? Tony...maybe second in that category (and I'm not a fan) Tyler Bray.
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God, Tyler threw such a pretty ball. Wish his head had been screwed on straight while he was here.
 
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