'20 NC QB Navy Shuler

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MadWorld said:
I see what you did, you sort of said he throws a very wobbly ball and lacks arm strength, but his WRs are wide open, so it doesn't matter. He won't be a QB on the college level.

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He’ll play at the college level. There are several levels of college.
 
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66volfan said:
He’s making an unofficial visit to Ky this weekend per his Twitter account, so he might get a chance to play at the SEC level.
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He has a lot to live up to. His father was a great college QB. I would hate to see him at Kentucky. I’d rather he play outside the SEC so the Vols don’t have to play him.
 
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I say give the kid a scholarship. If he can contribute great, if not it isn't like we haven't had legacy sons on the roster before that haven't, his ole man did a lot for the university.
 
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dan4vols said:
I say give the kid a scholarship. If he can contribute great, if not it isn't like we haven't had legacy sons on the roster before that haven't, his ole man did a lot for the university.
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We don't really have room to just throw scholarships around. Also, his father was quoted saying he didn't want UT recruiting him just because he's a legacy.
 
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VolInDayton said:
They list him at 6' to 6'1" which was before his junior year. Hes not your prototypical blue chip recruit but in college sometimes you can be a 6'1" gamer. Look at Baker Mayfield. Being a great college QB comes down to mental makeup than height.
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So aside from height, what’s missing from his game? Not trying to be smart, I don’t know much about his development and level of competition.
 
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VolInDayton said:
They list him at 6' to 6'1" which was before his junior year. Hes not your prototypical blue chip recruit but in college sometimes you can be a 6'1" gamer. Look at Baker Mayfield. Being a great college QB comes down to mental makeup than height.
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8 of the top 20 passing yard leaders in college and 11 of the top 20 TD leaders in college were 6'1" or shorter. Height is overrated for college QBs.
 
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3rdDegreeVol said:
8 of the top 20 passing yard leaders in college and 11 of the top 20 TD leaders in college were 6'1" or shorter. Height is overrated for college QBs.
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I think Christ School plays 1A or 2A. Competition is a little bit of a mixed bag with small private schools. Heath played for a 1A public school in a conference that also produced Carl Pickens. Sam Gash played for a 1A school in western NC. The Streaters and Shawn Bryson played for a 2A school in the same area.
 
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