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2012 5* QB Jameis Winston (FSU signee)


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He said several weeks ago that if he was a first round selection in the mlb draft, the money would be too good to turn down.  I guess he hasn't heard  :devil: counter-offer yet.  :dunno:

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He said several weeks ago that if he was a first round selection in the mlb draft, the money would be too good to turn down.  I guess he hasn't heard  :devil: counter-offer yet.  :dunno:

I think Albetar said that the UpDykes are willing to offer as much as 1,000 suits....maybe ?

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did winston announce for the tide or is he going to FSU. I havn't heard anything about his visit to alabama today.

Miles Fomby via Twitter: "I am pretty confident in saying that Jameis Winston will be a Seminole."

https://twitter.com/#!/MilesFomby

1st gunner now this meltdown time.

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did winston announce for the tide or is he going to FSU. I havn't heard anything about his visit to alabama today.

Miles Fomby via Twitter:  "I am pretty confident in saying that Jameis Winston will be a Seminole."

https://twitter.com/#!/MilesFomby

Doesn't he want to play both baseball and football, if he goes to college?

FSU seems the better fit for that, if so. I don't see the little one being OK with that.

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I am thinking either LSU or FSU. I am guessing he might want to get 1 year of college football/baseball in before he decides if he wants to go to the MLB. I think the JW said that he wanted to go to a college with a good baseball program.

But don't count out the bammers, no telling what they are promising JW if he commits to UAT.

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He is a GREAT athlete. IF he decided to play college football, why in the world would he go to alabama as a quarterback. Its just not a hot sell to turn around and hand the ball off, or throw screens.  It will never be an attractive position at Updyke University.

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He is a GREAT athlete. IF he decided to play college football, why in the world would he go to alabama as a quarterback. Its just not a hot sell to turn around and hand the ball off, or throw screens.  It will never be an attractive position at Updyke University.

Reality = UAT* is not known for producing, year in and year out, great QB's...

When was their last QB who went on to dominate, or at least was a productive starter, in the NFL????

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He is a GREAT athlete. IF he decided to play college football, why in the world would he go to alabama as a quarterback. Its just not a hot sell to turn around and hand the ball off, or throw screens.  It will never be an attractive position at Updyke University.

Reality = UAT* is not known for producing, year in and year out, great QB's...

When was their last QB who went on to dominate, or at least was a productive starter, in the NFL????

I wanna say Richard Todd for the Jets for a short time in the 80s

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He is a GREAT athlete. IF he decided to play college football, why in the world would he go to alabama as a quarterback. Its just not a hot sell to turn around and hand the ball off, or throw screens.  It will never be an attractive position at Updyke University.

Reality = UAT* is not known for producing, year in and year out, great QB's...

When was their last QB who went on to dominate, or at least was a productive starter, in the NFL????

I don't know.  It may have been Richard Todd.  Played in the league through 1985.   But to be honest, neither of our state schools have put many productive QBs in to the league.    

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With the exception of The Mannings, the SEC in general is not a QB feeding ground for the NFL...almost every other position, yes, but not QB.

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With the exception of The Mannings, the SEC in general is not a QB feeding ground for the NFL...almost every other position, yes, but not QB.

I'm not sure about that. In the last 7 NFL Drafts, the SEC has produced two # 1 overall picks in Cam and Matthew Stafford, plus Jason Campbell and Tim Tebow was drafted in the 1st round. All could be NFL starters in 2011.
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Whatever became of Jeremiah Masoli? You know, the Oregon QB that was a Heisman candidate. He transferred to Ole Miss and got his head handed to him in the SEC. Pac10--Heisman candidate; SEC--Dog poop. :)

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With the exception of The Mannings, the SEC in general is not a QB feeding ground for the NFL...almost every other position, yes, but not QB.

I'm not sure about that. In the last 7 NFL Drafts, the SEC has produced two # 1 overall picks in Cam and Matthew Stafford, plus Jason Campbell and Tim Tebow was drafted in the 1st round. All could be NFL starters in 2011.

I looked around for a list (too lazy to go through the starters myself :P), and ran into one grouping the starters in 2009.  Overall, the starters are distributed fairly evenly among the different BCS conferences, but the SEC did lead with 6 starters.

http://nkysportsworld.blogspot.com/2009/09/nfl-starting-qbs-by-college-conference.html

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Whatever became of Jeremiah Masoli? You know, the Oregon QB that was a Heisman candidate. He transferred to Ole Miss and got his head handed to him in the SEC. Pac10--Heisman candidate; SEC--Dog poop. :)

I don't agree with this. Pac10-In an offense he spent 4 years learning, with a talent laden team, in a place he's been living for 4 years. SEC-In a new area of the country he's never been, with out a supporting cast, in a new offense, on a rebuilding team, with unnecessarily high expectations.

Do i think he has serious character issues and never would have made it in the SEC to begin with, yes. But he was not a bad quarterback on skill alone.

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Whatever became of Jeremiah Masoli? You know, the Oregon QB that was a Heisman candidate. He transferred to Ole Miss and got his head handed to him in the SEC. Pac10--Heisman candidate; SEC--Dog poop. :)

I don't agree with this. Pac10-In an offense he spent 4 years learning, with a talent laden team, in a place he's been living for 4 years. SEC-In a new area of the country he's never been, with out a supporting cast, in a new offense, on a rebuilding team, with unnecessarily high expectations.

Do i think he has serious character issues and never would have made it in the SEC to begin with, yes. But he was not a bad quarterback on skill alone.

Which NFL team is he with?
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Hope Cam lights it up, but that's a poor example. You can't take a guy who has never had a NFL snap and say the SEC produces pro QBs. Same with Tebow, TBD. Stafford is doing great, and Jason is a quality QB, but that's hardly proof the SEC generates consistent pro quarterbacks.

We haven't had many. Bammer hasn't had many, UK only Couch, Vandy 0, USC 0, LSU - Russell was there only hope...nuff said, UF - tons of great college QBs not many great pro, UGA - prob more than most, Arky 0, UT a couple, MSU 0, Ole Miss - Manning.

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Hope Cam lights it up, but that's a poor example. You can't take a guy who has never had a NFL snap and say the SEC produces pro QBs. Same with Tebow, TBD. Stafford is doing great, and Jason is a quality QB, but that's hardly proof the SEC generates consistent pro quarterbacks.

We haven't had many. Bammer hasn't had many, UK only Couch, Vandy 0, USC 0, LSU - Russell was there only hope...nuff said, UF - tons of great college QBs not many great pro, UGA - prob more than most, Arky 0, UT a couple, MSU 0, Ole Miss - Manning.

HELLOOOOOO?!?!? Does the name Jay Cutler ring a bell?

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will help make a great jump in the rankings, right up until he signs a mlb contract and cashes a 7 figure check ... (btw, good for him ... i'm sure he worked hard and deserves his success in baseball)

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