Quentin Johnston

[Zorlac]

He’s expected to sign with TCU this week....

 

[DHHorn]

Not the end of the world but not good either. This class almost feels like a transition class at the moment, we're going to have to start filling spots with bread.

 

[mm42]

I thought this class was going to be small regardless. Makes little sense to just go JAG hunting. Heard Princely is likely signing tomorrow, he ain't bread. I could understand grabbing a JAG LB at this point, but going crazy makes no sense.

 

[2300 Nueces]

This is the mountain top for Herman. Harrel would have accepted if he had control of the offense. Herman would not give up control so we are going to settle. What this really means is that Herman will still call plays with a patsy as OC. Very disappointed in Herman. I had high hopes for him after the Sugar Bowl. Word is that Quinten Johnson bolted right after Harrel accepted the USC extension. CDC is in trouble.

 

[DHHorn]

Here's my uninformed opinion. Herman wants someone to call his offense and not bring in their own offense. Harrell was more than likely asked to help with merging some of his passing concepts into Herman's power spread offense. Harrell said no because he didn't want to run someone else's offense. So basically you have two offensive guys that both think their offenses are better than the others. Or Herman is just that big of a prick that no one outside of his circle wants to work for him.

 

[westx]

I don't know either, but I was thinking Harrell was using Texas' money to get a raise from USC and never any real intention.

 

[weevilcatch]

Is this the WR from Temple?

Why TCU? LOL. As much of a train wreck as we are, TCU is much worse.

 

[DHHorn]

Is this the WR from Temple?

Why TCU? LOL. As much of a train wreck as we are, TCU is much worse.

He wanted to know who his coach is.

 

[westx]

Is this the WR from Temple?

Why TCU? LOL. As much of a train wreck as we are, TCU is much worse.

I wonder what the deal is with TCU offense. Cumbie was such a hot commodity when they had Boykin, but, nothing ever since

 

[weevilcatch]

He wanted to know who his coach is.

I mean I get that, but why TCU? I'm sure there are programs with a named coach, quality QB, winning record, etc. that would take the #69 player overall.

 

[weevilcatch]

I wonder what the deal is with TCU offense. Cumbie was such a hot commodity when they had Boykin, but, nothing ever since

TCU and their time is about done I'm afraid.

 

[clob94]

Here's my uninformed opinion. Herman wants someone to call his offense and not bring in their own offense. Harrell was more than likely asked to help with merging some of his passing concepts into Herman's power spread offense. Harrell said no because he didn't want to run someone else's offense. So basically you have two offensive guys that both think their offenses are better than the others. Or Herman is just that big of a prick that no one outside of his circle wants to work for him.

And Herman doesn't want to change the offense too drastically going into Sam's senior year.

 

[2300 Nueces]

And Herman doesn't want to change the offense too drastically going into Sam's senior year.

What does it matter if the opposing defense knows what is coming 60% to 70% of the time? Herman's offense is very predictable.

 

[clob94]

What does it matter if the opposing defense knows what is coming 60% to 70% of the time? Herman's offense is very predictable.

Bro--- I'm the choir that you're preaching at. I can tell you based on our freaking formation whether it's run or pass 90+% of the time. Now if my ass, sitting at home on my couch, not having actively participated in organized football for over two decades-- can spot that sh!t, then I ask you--- what are truly TRAINED eyes seeing when our offense breaks the huddle.

 

[horn wild]

Ohio St says HI!