He's one of the reasons USU became a competitive program in 2011

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Nov 30, 2015
12:45:56pm

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It will be interesting to see if there is a drop-off when he leaves.

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I feel badly for Chuckie Keeton

Indy Coug

11/30/15 12:41pm

He seems like the kind of guy who's going to be successful in life.

Byron McNertney

11/30/15 12:43pm

He's a stud - and that will go a loooong way in Cache Valley.

Sirrinem

11/30/15 12:44pm

I agree in hindsight. Had we lost Saturday, I would hate him.(in football sense)

Grit for Brains

11/30/15 12:45pm

Despite his problems at BYU, he is one of the best QBs USU has ever had

donnerstag

11/30/15 12:45pm

He's one of the reasons USU became a competitive program in 2011

BeardedSpock

11/30/15 12:45pm

I think he could've had a chance to play on Sunday's.

Gerald-DeGroot

11/30/15 2:21pm

not with that BB gun arm.

ag4cougs

11/30/15 2:52pm

No way. Keep him in the pocket and he is nothing. Not NFL caliber imo

fulano

11/30/15 3:33pm

He's a great player. Nothing from their loss diminishes my opinion of him even

BluebloodOR

11/30/15 2:33pm

me too. class act. I hope things work out well for him.

capo

11/30/15 3:03pm

RE: I feel badly for Chuckie Keeton

Burny76

11/30/15 3:21pm

I'd love to have a bunch of guys like Chuckie playing for BYU, just less

StalwartBraveTrue

11/30/15 5:13pm

I'm not. He had enough good work in the game to make me not feel bad at all.

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