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he didn’t really get a commit bump. It just timed out that like the day I think ESPN or somebody did their prospect wide spring reevaluation, is the day he committed.

Apparently none of them fit Mario’s offense either. None of them ever started for him.

but that would have been true at Oregon as well.

So 3 classes and he didn’t land a QB that didn’t require the school to bring in a transfer starter at QB. And that impresses you?

Was that Mario’s first class?

Obviously it matters, that’s why I posted it.

The kid that couldn’t beat out Brown and the new staff brought in Nix to try to win the job?

are you asking me or telling me?

This is the real problem. Mario, based on his history, does not deserve the benefit of the doubt when it comes to QBs. He needs to prove his time at Oregon was just a relatively small sample blip. This doesn’t really show that.