I'll take the way-****ing-over.
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'12 CO QB Cyler Miles (Signed to Washington)
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I'll take the way-****ing-over.
fcjack1
Member
:yeahthat:
I'm curious to see if his dual-threat ability will affect his choice to run our pro-style. It happened with Brock.
JtsRcktVctry
Member
Mullen tends to run a pro-style, right? Brock went with more of a spread at KU, which seems more similar to what he had at Valor.
Rraalph 3000
Well-Known Member
Definitely a pro-style offense...Cyler can scramble as he is quite athletic, but rarely were plays designed for him to run...when they would run it involved handing the ball to AAM or another RB
The Guest
Guest
This thread will go over 50 pages. FACT!
If bcs finds this thread, I may have to adjust the line!
fcjack1
Member
I'm gonna call it right now. Cyler Miles is not coming to CU. And that will be ok.
It will only be okay if we have someone of comparable quality to take his place in the class. You never know, we may take two QBs again. The only other school that has offered him to date (Cal) offered him as an athlete and one school that will be in the thick of it, Notre Dame, is not likely to take him as the only QB in their class.
Has he verballed elsewhere?
Well, he is maintaining that he wants to wait until after his senior season to commit. My guess is Coach Logan will be in his ear telling him that is not the best way to go about things.
If he really is intent on waiting, we are going to move on to other prospects IMO.
The Guest
Guest
It's a fact that you're calling it now, or a fact that he will be a Buff?
I've got just slightly less faith in your hunches than BCS's and he hasn't been right once. Not once, and I'm not even kidding.
FACT! Grundle Creatini has now called it.
:nod:
So no one knows ****?
cutaekwondo
Member
Well, we do know that Embree is going to take at least 1 QB every cycle...barring RS's
New article from Scout has me cautiously optimistic about landing Miles. Tons of respect for Embree and he sees himself playing QB in a Pro Style offense (not a spread).
http://colorado.scout.com/2/1048811.html
"I met Embree briefly. He's a great guy. It's a beautiful campus up there. They've got the athletes. I think they really just need to build around Embree and they can get back where they've been in the past years."
Some have Miles pegged as a dual-threat quarterback whose talents might best be utilized in an option or spread offense at the college level. However, he said he believes programs with pro-style offenses will suit him best. That could be another factor working in Colorado's favor, especially considering five of the six offensive coaches, including Embree, have experience in the NFL.
Lots more good stuff in the original article.
http://colorado.scout.com/2/1048811.html
"I met Embree briefly. He's a great guy. It's a beautiful campus up there. They've got the athletes. I think they really just need to build around Embree and they can get back where they've been in the past years."
Some have Miles pegged as a dual-threat quarterback whose talents might best be utilized in an option or spread offense at the college level. However, he said he believes programs with pro-style offenses will suit him best. That could be another factor working in Colorado's favor, especially considering five of the six offensive coaches, including Embree, have experience in the NFL.
Lots more good stuff in the original article.
Dying laughing
Well I said Sanders Jr. was at the top of my list. Maybe it's 1 and 1a because Miles is a huge recruit for us.