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Steve Angeli: Torn Achilles

get ready to be big time televANGELIsts
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TexanMark said:
I assume you can get better with that as the game slows down.

I feel good knowing we have 2 and 3 P4 level ready QBs
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With the way people are dropping these Collins anecdotes it sounds like we only have 1 P4 QB. Who knows really.

If you want a high, talk to kcsu. If you want to eat 20 lbs of ice cream out of the carton before dinner then talk to bnoro.
 
bnoro said:
It took you two weeks to find a youtube clip?

Also, this is you when people say mean things about Adam Weitsman.
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It popped up on my Instagram. I wasn't looking for anything. All I do when Adam comes up is include the truth as I know it. I don't start a discussion about him, but I don't think it's fair when people post falsehoods or offer their opinion as truth. I know you will laugh at this, and it's ok, because it shows that you have nothing of value to add. I've got nothing against you and I agree with many of your takes, but you have disrespected me personally on many occasions, that I dislike.
 
orangefog said:
It popped up on my Instagram. I wasn't looking for anything. All I do when Adam comes up is include the truth as I know it. I don't start a discussion about him, but I don't think it's fair when people post falsehoods or offer their opinion as truth. I know you will laugh at this, and it's ok, because it shows that you have nothing of value to add. I've got nothing against you and I agree with many of your takes, but you have disrespected me personally on many occasions, that I dislike.
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Here's my "nothing of value to add":

I'll always call it like I see it. I'll speak up for people and I don't like when people take shots at players, even if some think I overreacted a bit on Collins and the language used.

But I'll always stand up for I believe in, even if I get lit up by some folks on here. At the end of the day it's a message board and everyone has an opinion. I don't take it personally.

What I don't like is a "not naming names" with a video of some no-name comedian saying "don't be offended for other people" when we live in a society where marginalized people are under attack.
 
bnoro said:
Here's my "nothing of value to add":

I'll always call it like I see it. I'll speak up for people and I don't like when people take shots at players, even if some think I overreacted a bit on Collins and the language used.

But I'll always stand up for I believe in, even if I get lit up by some folks on here. At the end of the day it's a message board and everyone has an opinion. I don't take it personally.

What I don't like is a "not naming names" with a video of some no-name comedian saying "don't be offended for other people" when we live in a society where marginalized people are under attack.
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That's cool, I will stand shoulder to shoulder with you against the oppressed, but when the intent of the message is no where near prejudiced, simply a comment about a singular player from a first hand account with the coaches, don't jump at conclusions. Perhaps take some time and a personal discussion to understand the situation more before claiming someone biased.
Brad Williams is not a no-name comedian, he is AWESOME and well respected in the stand up community. Seriously, check him out. You disliked a post I had when I posted a video of his and I had the word "midget" in it. I suspect you disliked it using that word. I edited my post, as I didn't want to offend anyone. Part of the reason I posted what I did in THIS thread is that you disliked that post. I have had conversations with Brad. I replied to a post of his on Instagram where I said something that the some may imply as "insensitive". I dm'd him telling him that I meant no harm and I would remove it if he found it offensive, as I NEVER want to hurt anyone with my words. He replied telling me that it was hilarious and he was not insulted in the least. This was after having a few discussions with him about other things in the recent past.
Again, I respect you and your posts, and the only thing I dislike is stupid laughing emojis in lieu of constructive responses.
 
oldpinepoint said:
What the hell does any of this have to do with Angeli?
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Absolutely nothing, I apologize, I piggy backed on a conversation. If it continues, I encourage those involved with me to continue privately.
 
The Athletic rates this year's college QBs.

School: Syracuse
Conference: ACC
Status: Transfer

#1-136

Angeli #61

Angeli was the odd man out of a three-man competition at Notre Dame this spring and quickly landed at Syracuse, where he’ll have to beat out LSU transfer Rickie Collins. Angeli demonstrated strong poise in a relief appearance in the Orange Bowl last season and looked good in a start against a decimated Oregon State team in the Sun Bowl the year before that. Outside of that, his game is still a mystery.
 
One might quibble over the number assigned, but otherwise a dead accurate assessment.


bevosu said:
The Athletic rates this year's college QBs.

School: Syracuse
Conference: ACC
Status: Transfer

#1-136

Angeli #61

Angeli was the odd man out of a three-man competition at Notre Dame this spring and quickly landed at Syracuse, where he’ll have to beat out LSU transfer Rickie Collins. Angeli demonstrated strong poise in a relief appearance in the Orange Bowl last season and looked good in a start against a decimated Oregon State team in the Sun Bowl the year before that. Outside of that, his game is still a mystery.
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bevosu said:
The Athletic rates this year's college QBs.

School: Syracuse
Conference: ACC
Status: Transfer

#1-136

Angeli #61

Angeli was the odd man out of a three-man competition at Notre Dame this spring and quickly landed at Syracuse, where he’ll have to beat out LSU transfer Rickie Collins. Angeli demonstrated strong poise in a relief appearance in the Orange Bowl last season and looked good in a start against a decimated Oregon State team in the Sun Bowl the year before that. Outside of that, his game is still a mystery.
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Are these the same guys who rated Kyle Mccord at number 14 in ACC quarterbacks before last season? Asking for a friend.
 
bevosu said:
The Athletic rates this year's college QBs.

School: Syracuse
Conference: ACC
Status: Transfer

#1-136

Angeli #61

Angeli was the odd man out of a three-man competition at Notre Dame this spring and quickly landed at Syracuse, where he’ll have to beat out LSU transfer Rickie Collins. Angeli demonstrated strong poise in a relief appearance in the Orange Bowl last season and looked good in a start against a decimated Oregon State team in the Sun Bowl the year before that. Outside of that, his game is still a mystery.
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I think what is more relevant is the ranking of the combination of Angeli and Nixon (OC). I believe Nixon will get the most out of Angeli and our QB play will be top 30, not 61. We’ll see.
 
florange44 said:
I think what is more relevant is the ranking of the combination of Angeli and Nixon (OC). I believe Nixon will get the most out of Angeli and our QB play will be top 30, not 61. We’ll see.
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I think having a strong run game will help Angeli more than anything. With the beef we brought in on the OL and a beast like Willis ready to break out it should help the passing game. I think Willis will run for 1,000+. I just keep thinking of that TD run from last year where he got to the corner and out ran everyone. Someone with that size and speed is dangerous. I really think he could be the next Sean Tucker.
 
Archbold44 said:
I think it is cool that Tennessee has to prepare for both... potentially different styles. Plus, if they are taking away what our starter does best, we can sub with a different skill set.
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You are not going to sub out your game one starter for other than injury or incompetence. (Except perhaps some special packages)
 
The Athletic ranks our opening opponent's QB.

#60

Joey Aguilar​


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School: Tennessee
Conference: SEC
Status: Transfer

There will be plenty of eyes on Aguilar because of his place in the Nico Iamaleava saga. He gained an extra year via the Diego Pavia ruling and, after two years as a starter and a coaching change at Appalachian State, transferred to UCLA in the winter. But Iamaleava’s arrival in Westwood prompted another transfer, and Aguilar is now in position to be Iamaleava’s successor in Knoxville — though he must beat out Jake Merklinger and George MacIntyre for the starting role.
Aguilar’s skills translate well to what Tennessee does. “He’s got a cannon, so that will fit that offense perfectly with how many deep shots they take,” a former G5 recruiting director said. “And he’s a better runner than you think.”
He can trust his arm too much, though, as evidenced by his rising interception total last year. He’ll have to take better care of the ball in the SEC. But he’s confident and fearless.
 

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