Bobby Petrino has put a lot of QBs in the NFL, maybe they didn't pan out but he has a damn good track record.
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'12 CO QB Cyler Miles (Signed to Washington)
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Bobby Petrino has put a lot of QBs in the NFL, maybe they didn't pan out but he has a damn good track record.
Will change his mind at least once by LOI DAY.
Dorn09
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Mondonico
New Member
I know my first post here.
But I couldn't take it any longer. It's nice to have dreams of grandeur for HS players. But this Cyler Miles thing is getting out of control. Can we let him finish his HS career before we give him the Heisman for the next 3-4 years and then winning 5-6 Super bowls as a pro? Is he a gifted Athlete? Yes, Will he play at the next level (D1)? Yes.
Where ever he decides to go I wish him well. Study hard, play hard, and learn. It doesn't get any easier from here on out.
Can we let him finish HS before we anoint him the next Joe Montana, Big Ben or god forbid Ryan Leaf
But I couldn't take it any longer. It's nice to have dreams of grandeur for HS players. But this Cyler Miles thing is getting out of control. Can we let him finish his HS career before we give him the Heisman for the next 3-4 years and then winning 5-6 Super bowls as a pro? Is he a gifted Athlete? Yes, Will he play at the next level (D1)? Yes.
Where ever he decides to go I wish him well. Study hard, play hard, and learn. It doesn't get any easier from here on out.
Can we let him finish HS before we anoint him the next Joe Montana, Big Ben or god forbid Ryan Leaf
Clearly, as he's not going to CU, he won't ever reach the heights of those quarterbacks. Now, if he were going to CU, obviously he'd be the next Chuck Norris. Or better. We've seen it happen before.
dont you dare start you son of a bitch!!!
Carson Palmer left USC after 2002
Matt Castle left USC after 2004
Matt Leinart left USC after 2005
Norm Chow left USC in the spring of 2005 (right before Leinart's final year).
Steve Sarkisian was on his own at USC in 2006-2008. He was with the Raiders in 2004. He was the QB coach in 2002-2003, under Chow.
Certainly he was instrumental in the development of Leinart and Sanchez, and helped "finish" Locker.
Jake Locker was named 2007 Freshman Second-team All-America http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Locker#cite_note-8and was named Pac-10 Freshman of the Year. He played 2 years at QB for a pitiful team, but was already highly regarded as a QB before Sark's arrival.
Matt Castle left USC after 2004
Matt Leinart left USC after 2005
Norm Chow left USC in the spring of 2005 (right before Leinart's final year).
Steve Sarkisian was on his own at USC in 2006-2008. He was with the Raiders in 2004. He was the QB coach in 2002-2003, under Chow.
Certainly he was instrumental in the development of Leinart and Sanchez, and helped "finish" Locker.
Jake Locker was named 2007 Freshman Second-team All-America http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Locker#cite_note-8and was named Pac-10 Freshman of the Year. He played 2 years at QB for a pitiful team, but was already highly regarded as a QB before Sark's arrival.
UW did win a bowl last year, check your facts.
JRK1212
Troll
So did Northern Illinois, Florida International, and Troy. Whats your point?
UW isin't terrible but if a kid is going to leave the state id prefer it be for a school that isin't on par with or worse then CU. If we can't be out Central Florida and Washington how are we suppose to be out the bigger programs. It's just frustrating. I don't think we will see a 4-star player from Washington who has a UW offer come to CU anytime soon and yet...
I don't see this as really losing to UW. Not that we were looking good for Cyler, at any point really, but us taking Dillon essentially meant we weren't taking Miles.
I wish Miles committed to us 3 months ago, but he didn't. We got a guy that might be a better fit for our system and I couldn't be happier. Miles can have fun battling Joe Montana's kid and a local hero for the QB job in Seattle.
I wish Miles committed to us 3 months ago, but he didn't. We got a guy that might be a better fit for our system and I couldn't be happier. Miles can have fun battling Joe Montana's kid and a local hero for the QB job in Seattle.
JRK1212
Troll
That's so narrow minded. They had a better record then us so their automatically the better choice of schools? I guess Paulay Asiata and Stephan Nembot didin't get that memo.
It wasn't that long ago that UW went 0-12, but they've shown constant improvement under Sark going 5-7 then 7-6 and winning a bowl. And once again, we didn't get left out in the dust and we still have Dillon,, which is probably a good reason as to why Miles is heading to UW as of now.
JRK1212
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Do you realize that UW also already has a 4-star QB committed to them?
MrFrumpylane
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Any of you guys think Miles verbaled to UW partially to get a chance to beat CU for taking Dillon instead of him?
JRK1212
Troll
With Dillon committed it's not that big of a deal (although it would be nice to have both of them). And as you said Dillon's committment may have been partially dependent on him being the only QB in the class. It's just annoying to see another in state blue chip player leave and in the case go to a school that isin't and elite program and that also already has a QB committment.
I could care less about if we lock the border, we just need to get the best talent we can and if happens to be from Colorado, so be it but it's going to take a while to reverse the last 5 years of CU football when the last time we were worth a damn was when these kids were 6 or 7 year old.
Del
Well-Known Member
Not at all. We offered Miles early and he could have committed to us before Dillon but he didn't and that is fine its his choice and we already have a great commit. Miles obviously wasn't interested so fine if he wants to go play in the rain so be it. I'll look forward to the Buffs kicking U-Dubs ass in the future with Dillon. On the bright side it probably increases our security holding on to Dillon now.
Disappointing that he's at another Pac 12 school. Kinda like that basketball player from Denver who went to Cal - I hate to think what this kid is going to to CU. It would have bee preferable to have him go to a school that would not be playing CU on a quasi-regular basis.
superdeluxe
Member
Maybe he likes compeitition?
I'm wondering if it's such a good move for UW, frankly. One of these two kids is going to end up sitting on the bench for 2 years and then transferring. Meanwhile, they've tied up a scholarship. The more I study this, the more I'm convinced that you take one quarterback per year. No more. Do that and you'll always have 4-5 quarterbacks on the squad all spread out between RS Freshmen and Seniors. If you bunch up your QB recruiting, you're in for problems down the road.
TuffBuff32
Member
how many did they take last year? had to be a atleast two after locker was done
You absolutely want 4-5 scholarship QBs on your roster at any one time.
UW currently has 2-3. RS Fresh Nick Montana, RS Soph Keith Price, and incoming true freshman Derrick Brown. This in no way should cause problems down the road. UW is still rebuilding from the Willingham-error and is a couple classes away from being loaded at every position.