They have a higher risk tolerance than most coaches

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Mar 6, 2015
11:47:22am

donnerstag

They have a higher risk tolerance than most coaches

going into fall camp with one scholarship quarterback. I've never heard of any school with that plight. They are now using a graduated quarterback as the spring ball quarterback. I do think the coaches painted themselves into a corner and should take some blame for it.

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donnerstag

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Pretorian beat me to my post. As he mentioned, the coaches looked for a JC

Cougarpride

3/6/15 11:21am

I don't think the coaches asked the right question

donnerstag

3/6/15 11:34am

So what makes Green so special they were willing to waste a scholarship on him?

Y05

3/7/15 1:09am

Ask Doman

donnerstag

3/7/15 7:38am

Your post sounds reasonable but it doesn't support the CB narrative that the

3/6/15 11:43am

They have a higher risk tolerance than most coaches

donnerstag

3/6/15 11:47am

Because no other school deals with missions like BYU does

mogelijk

3/6/15 2:14pm

and I think this will be more common going forward...

icecougar

3/6/15 3:29pm

His post is full of flaws. Ice the kicker!!

3/6/15 2:35pm

I think he's icing your post

icecougar

3/6/15 3:30pm

yawn

icecougar

3/6/15 2:58pm

The coaches have known for a long time that Hosick wasn't coming.

Real Men Wear Blue

3/6/15 12:22pm

Was Kuresa ever a viable option? I don't know if he is would ever start at QB

Thrill

3/6/15 12:38pm

Howell had tried to get him as a DB and emergency QB backup

Cougarcoisa

3/6/15 12:45pm

Pretty sure tweeting about RECRUITS is a recruiting violation

boscatar

3/6/15 12:43pm

Recruits follow coaches' twitter accounts. So as a coach tweets about a signed

Cougarpride

3/6/15 3:38pm

Again you keep saying "coaches re pusjing kids away ad it isn;t their fault

3/6/15 6:24pm

the best coaches are proactive in mitigating these risks

Sale

3/6/15 1:52pm

To not blame them is to stick your head in the sand. Seriously In your own post

3/6/15 2:34pm

It's more justifying and excusing the leadership skills of the main leader.

3/6/15 3:55pm

Jilted lover?

notxamius

3/6/15 4:49pm

I had a difficult time reading your post following your thoughts and spelling

Cougarpride

3/6/15 4:08pm

Your first point is your opinion and you have no foundation

3/6/15 6:21pm

Interesting response - not really

Cougarpride

3/6/15 8:58pm

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