Kent Griswold locks Fink Vs. Eason thread

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Kent Griswold has made it a point to defend Eason no matter what. His crush on Eason is almost getting to the same level as his crush for Johnny Durocher and Will Conroy.

Here's Kent's quote defending Eason:

"Like I said, the staff has a responsibility to correct things that are being said that aren't true, especially about recruits.
Consider yourself corrected
."

Kent then promptly locks the thread so no one can respond.
 
Kent has dug himself a hole on this Eason thing. I think he sees it as his last chance to prop up Sark and put down Petersen. The problem is, he's presented the situation in several different ways, and he's so stupid that he can't even tell a lie well:

A) Eason and his "camp" were annoyed the Petersen waited to actually watch him throw a football before offering him a scholarship so he committed to Georgia.

This scenario makes Eason come off like a Bieber-like petulant child who has a posse following him around making decisions for him and got mad at Petersen because he didn't get enough attention. Hence, Kent has to start attacking posters because Petersen comes out looking good in this situation and the player, not so good

B) Eason committed to Georgia because they made him an offer that they wouldn't take another QB in the 2015 class, making it very likely that Eason would come in and start right away

This scenario, which is probably the closest to being correct, does no damage to Petersen so it has been put by the wayside.

C) Eason was set to commit to Sark but then Sark left and the new staff dropped the ball

This scenario, which was pedaled out of the blue a week ago, is completely uncorroborated and makes no sense because Eason doesn't seem to show any interest in USC. You'd think if he loved Sark and staff so much he would at least give them a glance.

If you want to see more hilarious angry Grinolds, go to the thread about Shaq Thompson's draft status. Grinolds claims that in no point in the history of football would a GM draft a kid for a position that's not his #1 choice (Shaq as a RB rather than an OLB). Another poster keeps throwing examples back at Grinolds and he keeps dismissing them as not being the same. You can tell he gets more and more angry each time because he starts throwing in personal attacks like" you really don't understand this" and "there, are we good now or do you want to keep going?" and then at the end, "I do this for a living so I know a little bit about it"

 
If I wasn't banned for life, and I was inclined to post "if you do this for a living why are you so bad at it", would Kim delete that post? I assume yes...
 
I don't understand why the Fink vs. Eason thing is getting so heated. You never want to lose a big in state recruit, but as prospects go, UW will get good PROSPECTS at the QB position just as we always have. It's up to Petersen to make them work, or he's fired.

Also, It only really hurts hurts when you lose a recruit to a school in the Pac (think Miles Jack licking his fingers while staring down Sark after going in dry repeatedly on national television). And you know who was a can't miss QB? Mariota. And we missed him, but it was cool because Derrick Brown took his spot.

It's not that difficult. Recruits all suck until the coaches make them not suck.
 
I don't understand why the Fink vs. Eason thing is getting so heated. You never want to lose a big in state recruit, but as prospects go, UW will get good PROSPECTS at the QB position just as we always have. It's up to Petersen to make them work, or he's fired.

Also, It only really hurts hurts when you lose a recruit to a school in the Pac (think Miles Jack licking his fingers while staring down Sark after going in dry repeatedly on national television). And you know who was a can't miss QB? Mariota. And we missed him, but it was cool because Derrick Brown took his spot.

It's not that difficult. Recruits all suck until the coaches make them not suck.

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I don't understand why the Fink vs. Eason thing is getting so heated. You never want to lose a big in state recruit, but as prospects go, UW will get good PROSPECTS at the QB position just as we always have. It's up to Petersen to make them work, or he's fired.

Also, It only really hurts hurts when you lose a recruit to a school in the Pac (think Miles Jack licking his fingers while staring down Sark after going in dry repeatedly on national television). And you know who was a can't miss QB? Mariota. And we missed him, but it was cool because Derrick Brown took his spot.

It's not that difficult. Recruits all suck until the coaches make them not suck.

Miles Jack was an idiot, you really don't understand this. Are we good now or do you want to keep going?
 
I don't understand why the Fink vs. Eason thing is getting so heated. You never want to lose a big in state recruit, but as prospects go, UW will get good PROSPECTS at the QB position just as we always have. It's up to Petersen to make them work, or he's fired.

Also, It only really hurts hurts when you lose a recruit to a school in the Pac (think Miles Jack licking his fingers while staring down Sark after going in dry repeatedly on national television). And you know who was a can't miss QB? Mariota. And we missed him, but it was cool because Derrick Brown took his spot.

It's not that difficult. Recruits all suck until the coaches make them not suck.

Miles Jack was an idiot, you really don't understand this. Are we good now or do you want to keep going?

this could easily catch on here
 
Did anyone bring up JR Sweezy as an example of someone who was drafted for a different position?

Or were they good and not want to keep going?
 
Jake Locker was Drafted for Quarterback when everyone knows he's an outfielder.
 
Are we good now or do you want to keep going? is actually very Fettersesque.
 
Jake Locker was Drafted for Quarterback when everyone knows he's an outfielder.

Someone last week, I want to say Mel Kuyper, mentioned how he would've been better safety.
 
Jake Locker was Drafted for Quarterback when everyone knows he's an outfielder.

Someone last week, I want to say Mel Kuyper, mentioned how he would've been better safety.

That's why he had Locker #1 overall on his big board for a long time.
 
Jake Locker was Drafted for Quarterback when everyone knows he's an outfielder.

Someone last week, I want to say Mel Kuyper, mentioned how he would've been better safety.

That's why he had Locker #1 overall on his big board for a long time.

I hope I'm remembering that right; it's possible it was another analyst.
 
Jake Locker was Drafted for Quarterback when everyone knows he's an outfielder.

Someone last week, I want to say Mel Kuyper, mentioned how he would've been better safety.

That's why he had Locker #1 overall on his big board for a long time.

I hope I'm remembering that right; it's possible it was another analyst.

Kiper had Locker #1 and Mcshay had him #2. The guy they flip flopped him for was this dude named Andrew Luck.
http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft2011/insider/news/story?id=5495837
 
Did anyone bring up JR Sweezy as an example of someone who was drafted for a different position?

Or were they good and not want to keep going?

Sweezy was the first name brought up. Kim's response:

"So you're going to equate Shaq to the situation of a 7th round draft pick.......
Do I really need to explain things or are we good?"

Then the poster gave another example. Kim's response:

"Do I need to explain the difference between a 4th round and first round pick?
There's not a GM in the league who will draft Shaq to play RB. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm in ;-)"

and finally:

"I do this for a living ;-)
I'm still open to the wager "

At this point, someone else said something along the lines of Kim being able to text John Clayton to ask him.

Kim responded with
"Or I got a call saying " who the hell is (original poster's name)?"
 
Richardson was selected 45th with the intention of making him a kick returner. In college he had as many combined kickoff returns/punt returns as he did touchdown passes: 1.

The Seahawks also had that college bball player from Bradley about 10/15 years ago. And Antio Gates and Stephen Neal have had solid NFL careers despite not being drafted for their primary positions (power forward and wrestler).
 
If I wasn't banned for life, and I was inclined to post "if you do this for a living why are you so bad at it", would Kim delete that post? I assume yes...

If you want the full banhammer followed by the staff taking personal shots at you while you can't defend yourself, I would say go for it
 
And how about Richard Sherman from WR to CB?

Richardson was selected 45th with the intention of making him a kick returner. In college he had as many combined kickoff returns/punt returns as he did touchdown passes: 1.

The Seahawks also had that college bball player from Bradley about 10/15 years ago. And Antio Gates and Stephen Neal have had solid NFL careers despite not being drafted for their primary positions (power forward and wrestler).

 
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