Dual-Threat Rigby

I would've liked some cliff notes but the questions probably aren't much different than what they asked Nick in 14 or Jeremy after that

This is a fantastic move for both parties imo. Kiffin knows how to use receivers in space better than 90% of guys in this sport, he'll probably find almost starter minutes by game 3 or 4, plus it gives FAU some notoriety. Great move for them. Kiffin will probably have them as the 3rd best in the state at this rate

IDC about anything else as long as we have 40+ points and hold em in the red zone

I just feel bad for the crowd that vehemently believed Sean was gonna retain the job ever since we recruited Jarrett

Stidham and Willis could be the new Marshall and Jeremy

Hope he at least steals some of Yeldon's minutes behind Fournette. Still believe he's a great back and has a solid frame

Like I said, its all about if you want large valleys of success and dry spells. Or strings of semi-success. Most of the programs I listed do happen to have more wins

When I look at the last head coach we had....and the current one we have...I'm hard pressed to say we're close to HCU Off the top of my head, Ohio State has a better argument, probably ND, Alabama & Michigan too GT has some popular names in that department, Nebraska, Texas, USC, Oklahoma For what you're saying, we have alot of guys that have succeeded at least one year, but we aren't a program that have many consistent years back to back. So I would retort with, would you rather have many coaches that have at least one great year under their belt, or 2-3 legendary elite coaches, with a few lessers thrown in. Because outside of Shug, I don't think anyone would even attempt to argue we have a coach close to that uppermost tier.

What makes you think we're in the driver's seat? Ive seen nothing aside from this site to make me believe we're in the driver's seat

Wish we would play Troy and USA same year this year

Not trying to interfere, but NM certainly finished his career as a threat to pass the ball...you can ask Alabama, Kansas State, Wisconsin, LSU, 4 defenses that had talented pieces on the back end Nick basically went pass for pass with Jameis (a heisman winner in case you forgot) an actual offensive staff with actual passing plays, and a NFL-caliber offense but now he wasn't a threat to pass? .....okay If you gave Nick the receivers we have now instead of Sammie (who did have a great one trick admittedly), Ricardo Louis and Marcus Davis in 2014, it would've been quite a sight to see. Quan and Duke really played above their heads that year, but we have receivers now who can do what they did and more receivers who can be counted on not to be hurt 40% of the season or just not be very good (in relation to the earlier 3 names).

The guy put his entire body to complete some of those 30-40? yard passes in the last regulation drives against Clemson and Arkansas...I think a hard limit for him throwing a semi-pinpoint ball is hovering somewhere around 40....as the other guy said, JF3 came in and flicked a few 40+ yard beauties in his short time. They gave Sean 2 or 3 attempts a game but I don't know how many that were completed actually looked pretty. But as far as short-intermediate, he's really your guy

Team looks hungry. I dont know how much that matters when they've been hungry for a few years now. But I certainly wish the best for em and hope the coaching staff puts them in a place where that hungry can be maximized for maximum success

I thought this was #22 on our team lol Damn this is definitely gonna be a controversial pick, but I don't think Lindsey is that far off from an offensive schemer as Briles & em. At least Kendall Briles. And he had the offense looking quite right until Stidham's successor went down this year.

Jeremy, Duke, and Jovon would be my most recent choices