IPukeOregonGrellow
New Fish
I think saying a kid who's nearly lost his mom to breast cancer five or six times in his life has only faced Disney-level adversity in his life is a little Quookish. Not as Quookish as the ScoopDuck guys who said Shough was better than Sherbert. But that's next-level Quooking.I’ve been waiting for the QB dick measuring contest. It arrived faster than expected, mostly because I thought Shough would wait for spring ball before he realized what was up. He just has that “I believe in myself and can overcome everything” type of arrogant face. Shough is probably a nice guy, but he has also only faced Disney type adversity his whole life so I stand by that claim.
My stance is that neither team has a proven QB worth praising, let alone trying to lord over the other. In the conference maybe Slovis and Daniels are that QB - but only by comparison to the rest. Until proven otherwise this is not the tits, in fact it’s the worst QB group in the conference in recent mammary.
The simple answer was Shough was fine. Not great like Sherbert or Mariota. Not god-awful like Burmeister or Locknie. He got into trouble because he thought he could hit tight window balls like Sherbert, and guess what, no one can. Morris is mostly fine, but the fact that he couldn't hit deep balls against the sisters of the pore didn't really foretell great things when he got to defenses with guys like Talanoa Hufanga who could take away his safety blanket throw to the tight end.
And PFF numbers be damned -- and yes Fudgie, they're god awful since the NFL started hiring the guys with talent like Zac Robinson and leaving the nimrods like Mike Renner behind -- every Pac-12 team is starting one of two types of QB next year. The borderline Browning who's pretty accurate, but as questionable arm talent (This is yore Morris, yore Garbers, yore Slovis, yore Gebbia and where yore Shough would've slotted in) or the rocket-armed quarterback who miss too many layups (yore Daniels, yore DTR, yore Anthony Brown).
Meanwhile, 5-star California QBs will be starting at Clemson, Bammer and Ohio State next year. FMFYFE.
Dude.
Shuck/Show/Schoufh whatever was fucking ass.
As a doog, I'm admitting he was THE reason you guys sucked on offense. He wasn't "fine"
Really that's your take? I respect you a lot as a non dumb fuck duck (there aren't many), but man that's a shit take..he was the anchor, to me at least.
Coaches ran him too. Boston College qb isn't the answer.
How is this not a legit problem for Oregon?
Hi. You seem to be struggling on every thread. But instead of PMing @IrishDuck22, let me help you.
Shough versus Morris is a dick measuring contest between two guys packing three inches. It doesn't really matter if one of them is 3.25 inches or even 3.5. Those types of QBs aren't hard to replace. Morris beat Utah because Worshington's defense stuck their 9 incher into Utah's shitty offense and forced turnovers. Shough beat USC because Kayvon Thibodeaux did the same thing to USC's shitty offensive line. Iowa State plunger rapes either quarterback. They're also SP+'s number 11 defense compared to Utah's 26th ranked one and USC's 29th.
Shough read the room, saw that Braxton Burmeister was going into the offseason as Virginia Tech's starter, and knew he'd find a landing spot. Worshington's fan base have their offseason natty hopes pinned on Sam Huard. Oregon's on Ty Thompson. The difference being Ethan Garbers read the room before Sam Huard stepped on campus and bolted for UCLA. Jay Butterfield and Robby Ashford stuck around, even after Ty Thompson set foot on campus. Worshington goes into 2021 with two mediocre starters (including the one they picked up from Colorado State) and one five-star they hope puts both of them into the portal. Oregon goes into 2021 with one mediocre starting quarterback and three guys they hope put him in the portal.
Meanwhile in 11 months, @GrundleStiltzkin will be counting the number of times the announcers talk about how Bryce Young and DJ Uiagalelei took their high school rivalry from California to a place where football matters more.
Thank you for coming to my mediocre college quarterback TED Talk.

