jizzrag85
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Lets stay on topic. He probably formed a relationship with him and went for a visit as a sign of respect to their coach.
On topic...can't wait to get this kid to boulder!
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'17 CA QB Tyler Lytle (Signed to COLORADO)
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Lets stay on topic. He probably formed a relationship with him and went for a visit as a sign of respect to their coach.
On topic...can't wait to get this kid to boulder!
footballisit
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His last game. Kid throws accurate heat.
FlatironsBuff
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Seriously excited to get him to CU. Great player and a great leader. The next 5 years are going to be pretty spectacular.
bad slide at the 1:50 mark. Ouch.
They actually threw a flag on that hit.
jizzrag85
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Whoa. Some of those throws on the run were fantastic! He's very accurate and smart with the ball. Can't wait. That was a cheap shot though in the video, geez.
footballisit
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Saw that! Loved that he got right up
Can't wait until he's a Buff!
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No, just that he liked the coaches history (Developed Sam Bradford and other NFL QB's) and wanted to meet with him.
Thankfully the CU coaches care.
Ringer
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I live in Orange County, and have seen Lytle play. I ain't no expert, but he certainly passes the eyeball test. He seems to come from a very nice family, as well. Can't blame the kid for checking out his options; nothing is real until the LOI is signed by both parties. He might be looking at Montez and wondering if he will get a chance to play in the next three years...That being said, I sure hope he signs with the Buffs.
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footballisit
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When did you see him play and what are your thoughts?
I like his highlights including this last game. I'd have to think he feels he has a shot to compete with Montez.
Looks huge compared to the rest of the kids on the field.
Ringer
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I saw him play live last season, in one of the 5 or so games he played in his junior season before getting hurt, but it was enough to get multiple national offers. Only seen videos of him this senior season. Tall, big-armed, fairly accurate, mobile leader with some instincts. Sounds like he would fit into the system, yes?
He can ball, that's enough for me. He's got pretty good wheels too, long strider.
Medford M.
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Heck, if McShay is right and Montez is a name to watch for the '18 draft, Tyler might not have to wait long.
And he shouldn't be.
Simple fact is that even if Montez is all world and stays until his senior year, the backup QB is going to be very important. Most QBs don't make it through a season without missing some time. Lytle will get to see the field a lot, even in the years he's not starting. And there's nothing that is preventing him from coming in and taking the starting job, either.
What's important for him is to get to the top 2 in the depth chart. And guys like Noyer will have something to say about that. But if Lytle gets to the backup role, he's only one play away from starting. That makes weekly prep more critical which makes him get better.If he RS he'll have 2 yrs to play after Montez graduates. I don't see an issue unless he wants to play immediately. If that's the case he'll most likely have to go a ****ty program and not play for perennial PAC 12 south champs
Top QBs aren't afraid of competition. Lytle knows that he can compete.
If Montez is good enough to beat him out then there is a good chance that he goes to the league early.
Either way Sacky is correct that very few teams make it through a season without the starter missing some time. Lytle will have at worst a legitimate chance to see time as the backup before taking over as the starter.
footballisit
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Outside of what Biggins wrote that is the only thing we have to go on. Remember CU was not where it's at today when he committed. I also don't think he cares who the QBs on the roster are currently. Most QBs look for a Junior or Senior starter scenario and thats what CU have today. The kid is being heavily sold by other schools is what it comes down to and they are using all they can to try and get him. It is what you get when you get a highly offered player. We have other 2017 guys going through the same recruiting issues just not saying anything. It seems Lytle asked the CU coaches prior to heading out for the visit. Competition is an easy way for us to explain it on this board, but I doubt a kid of that caliber is worried about Montez or Noyer. We think it cant be any reason and no other school could ever be better. Lytle is not thinking the same way.He is thinking what is the best school for me in every aspect. He may be questioning if it is CU.
I would not be surprised if he took a visit to Yale or Harvard who appear on his offer list. Remember he does not care about our depth chart only we do. He also does not see himself losing out to Montez, only we do. I also don't even think he knows who Noyer is. Montez only because he played. The kid is the 10th most offered QB in the country. My bet is at Spring many will say oh crap we have a QB competition which is a great thing. Only way this does not happen is if we get out recruited.
I would not be surprised if he took a visit to Yale or Harvard who appear on his offer list. Remember he does not care about our depth chart only we do. He also does not see himself losing out to Montez, only we do. I also don't even think he knows who Noyer is. Montez only because he played. The kid is the 10th most offered QB in the country. My bet is at Spring many will say oh crap we have a QB competition which is a great thing. Only way this does not happen is if we get out recruited.
Still contend that Bloomington is a sweet college town and you can't fault the young man for taking a trip when he only has five and hopefully only has to go through the recruiting process one time. As far as Twitter profiles and reading into cryptic tweets, that **** cracks me up.
Still contend that Bloomington is in Indiana and that sucks ass, Kyle.
Valid point. If there's a jewel in the turd bowl that is the Hoosier state, it's Bloomington.