QBs Who’s in the lead?
- By RebelScrub
- Rebel Football
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We are in trouble if HMW is QB.
I saw him two years ago while he was at Arkansas.
I saw him two years ago while he was at Arkansas.
We went on a road trip a long long time ago with that guy.Season projection: UNLV will go 6-6, and it shouldn’t be a disappointment
UNLV isn't lacking confidence in making another run, saying the goal is to win the conference and therefore become considered for selection in the new 12-team College Football Playoff. ...lasvegassun.com
Agree with almost all of this.
He needs to be hog tied for that! Never mind, he already was at Arkansas in the past!This lousy coach and his dismissal of the slow growth school of thought. How dare he win.
If Indiana paying that much, I fire everyone, I know hoops is king, but there in bobby knight syndrome on how good they are now!OSU was only 4th or 5th in the Big 10 NIL race until this time depending on whose figures you use. Michigan was a 16.5 million when OSU was at around 10 million--trailing not just Michigan but Penn State, Indiana, and arguably Michigan State. MIchigan's dominance in the B1G overlays very cleanly with them having the NIL lead in the conference. OSU finally got their program running.
To be transparent, HMW is in the lead as of this posting, but we think Sluka will start game 1. Sluka has not had the true opportunity to show his talent but will be able to do so once camp opens. HMW is a great leader, especially in the community, but that was his plan from beginning. He is making it hard for the coaches to turn away from him. We dont think that will be enough. Sluka is catching up in terms of leadership; he just doesnt publicize it on social media.So I don't have any real inside info, just get bored and twitter mine and look for clues. Seems like Hajj-Malik has a big lead with leadership and has shown a pretty good grasp of the offense and shown better-than-expected accuracy throwing the ball. I can't verify the veracity of anything--it's just hearsay analysis, but @reblife702 isn't the only person that thinks HMW will be starting week one.
Of course, things can change when there is competition. Some people wilt under the pressure of true competition.
That sound right. This year I can see UNLV winning 8 or more, and if UNLV has a standout QB this season, the sky is the limit.I believe that we were predicted 9th in the preseason last year.
As they keep increasing the cost of sports, more and more schools will drop out of the arms race, which in the long term with slowly but surely eat away at college sports for most schools, leaving a small group of super powers. How long before college football fans will start looking at them as professional teams, which would make them all bottom feeders compared to the NFL. I can see in the long run that beyond the specific school fans, more casual fans will migrate to the higher level professional league of the NFL.OSU was only 4th or 5th in the Big 10 NIL race until this time depending on whose figures you use. Michigan was a 16.5 million when OSU was at around 10 million--trailing not just Michigan but Penn State, Indiana, and arguably Michigan State. Michigan's dominance in the B1G overlays very cleanly with them having the NIL lead in the conference. OSU finally got their program running.
Odds are that there is enough experience and ability with the existing QB's that at least one will come out and have a good August. As long as we can find one serviceable QB, then I can see UNLV having a good season.So I don't have any real inside info, just get bored and twitter mine and look for clues. Seems like Hajj-Malik has a big lead with leadership and has shown a pretty good grasp of the offense and shown better-than-expected accuracy throwing the ball. I can't verify the veracity of anything--it's just hearsay analysis, but @reblife702 isn't the only person that thinks HMW will be starting week one.
Of course, things can change when there is competition. Some people wilt under the pressure of true competition.
He has already left the school, or officially said he is leaving? Who is determining if he still has eligibility the NCAA?He is not currently taking up a scholarship at UNLV and he is not the one deciding if he still has any eligibility remaining.
I thought it was already established that he had remaining eligibility?He is not currently taking up a scholarship at UNLV and he is not the one deciding if he still has any eligibility remaining.
But the tradition of the Pac 10...This is ridiculous what is UNLV at 2 Million maybe?Ohio State players received 'around $20 million' in NIL, believed to be largest amount in college football
Buckeyes athletic director Ross Bjork revealed a jaw-dropping number for the team's NIL payoutswww.cbssports.com
I hope Michigan kicks their ass again.
He is not currently taking up a scholarship at UNLV and he is not the one deciding if he still has any eligibility remaining.He is still a good player, so it would help the team if he stays, but if doesn't make his mind up real soon, they should just go ahead and release him from the school without a scholarship for next season so they can find a replacement.
With the hype surrounding Sluka, this would be a big surprise to me.
Praying for youMy wife and I could really use it.
Life sucks, bro.
I think officials start on 7/31? Maybe I’m wrong. It wouldn’t be the first time.When does practice start for next season or has it started already?
When does practice start for next season or has it started already?It is the key to the season, imo.
Not enough separation yet. If any, towards Sluka right now but not enough to think there’s a true leader just yet.
Not speculation.