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Yup. You don't hear that fans say "Relax, we got X guy." They want to stack chips.

Outstanding

We saw that Rosier got preferential treatment in the Spring QB competition; at least by public perception. Do you see that happening this time where Perry's in Rosier's position, and Williams is having to fight an uphill battle?

He could do just that and it would likely revive his career.

Things change when you're a transfer. He went to UGA because of the season they had most likely. Now, he wants playing time more than anything and a chance to succeed. Miami does offer PT as Perry's nowhere near a sure thing. Now, whether he's considering Miami is entirely different.

So of all the most likely destinations, where do you feel Fields would be best developed? And also, for Fields, I guarantee he's looking at Riley given that he's had the past 2 Heisman trophy winners. Whether Riley will be there long term is a whole another discussion.

Both are elite IMO, but yeah, I'd take Lawrence. In terms of what Miami has, I'd roll the dice with Fields.

Wonder what it's like to be the highest recruited QB two cycles in a row. Because that's what Fields is essentially.

Projecting success for a QB in the NFL is the biggest question mark of any position. In terms of development at QB, OU is the better position. I wasn't speaking strictly on QB development, not receiver. OU has put up back-to-back Heisman QBs. That's development. The NFL doesn't have one...

#ridewithCribbs

That's the path most transfers take. Fields obviously wasn't given a shot at the starting job, he's moving on. OU in terms of development, makes sense. But, they have talent at the position. From Miami's position, we have Perry and Williams. Perry has done nothing to prove he's a long term...

I've heard OU's the front runner, I've heard FSU, etc... This dweeb doesn't know anything. I bet the family is still trying to figure out where he's going to go.

Although it is, it makes the QB look even better. What's the last serious OU WR that has gone to the NFL sans Dede Westbrook. Miami wasn't done any favors with Richards' career ending injury. But again, AR likely would've been a 1st round receiver. OU isn't exactly an NFL factory for...

I really don't understand how people don't understand this. You have to ask yourself, why would Haselwood's handler ruin his announcement? The answer is he wouldn't.

You could say this for any blue chip prospect.

@Cribby is the hero I'm riding with right now.

I think there is indeed a limit.

You're going to have to post the link. Because I remember him saying that the decision came down to Bama or UGA when he announced on ESPN.

Yeah, that works. Because we have the #2 total defense in the nation and Manny Diaz has to turn away 4 and 5 star players left and right.

Best of luck on your bowl pre......nevermind.