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Dabo: "This isn't middle school"

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The Franchise said:
Bryant came off like a bytch. Should have just left and said I want to play.
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Things tend to end up breaking freakin' Dabo's way more often than not. As you said, Bryant will end up looking like a bytch here and the usual blowback (general publicity and recruiting-wise) a program gets when a "name" QB bolts will be greatly diminished.
 
Tad Footeball said:
Things tend to end up breaking freakin' Dabo's way more often than not. As you said, Bryant will end up looking like a bytch here and the usual blowback (general publicity and recruiting-wise) a program gets when a "name" QB bolts will be greatly diminished.
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Dabo deserves zero blowback from this. Bryant bailed on his team and that should be the only thing discussed. He wasn't good enough to hang onto the job.
 
WeareNOTback said:
Dabo deserves zero blowback from this. Bryant bailed on his team and that should be the only thing discussed. He wasn't good enough to hang onto the job.
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Ohhhh, I don't disagree but I'm referencing what typically happens- not what should happen.

What do you think would happen in the South Florida community and recruiting-wise nationally if Rick "ran off" a local product QB with Bryant's resume? Uncle Puke would be waging a hunger strike and the likes of hypocrite fraud coaches like Urban Liar would be in the ears of every local high school coach that for some reason took personal offense at the move too.
 
DTP said:
You aren't watching any of Clemson's games if you don't see the huge difference in the offense when Lawrence is on the field. With Bryant, they're limited. Everything is in a 10-15 yard box from the line of scrimmage. The defense can overplay the run because Bryant isn't beating anybody over the top. He's a good runner and he takes decent care of the football but you're severely limiting your offense throwing 6 yard passes every down. The Clemson offense is pretty pedestrian with him in there. On the other hand, with Trevor Lawrence, they have a dynamic, down field passing game. There's a reason why he's thrown for more yardage and waaaay more touchdowns than Bryant despite taking less snaps.

Lawrence: 39-60 600 yds 65% 10ypa 9 TD 2 INT 191.8 Rating
Bryant:36-54 461 yds 66% 8.54 ypa 2TD 1 INT 146.9 Rating

Every time I hear "Kelly Bryant won the ACC and took them to the playoff" all I hear is "Malik Rosier won 10 games and beat FSU". Just because your team had success with a quarterback doesn't mean it can't have more success with a different guy.
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THIS.
 
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CaneSince4Ever said:
"This ain't middle school"...says the ***** who shared the same bed with his broke *** momma in College.

Bull$h!t, the "competition" was rigged, that's what Bryant really meant.
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I've watched the 2 play in games and even with that limited evidence it looks like Lawrence is better even now. The staff has seen a lot more than I have. Why are you so mad? What's a coach supposed to do, keep the better guy off the field when he could get a season's worth of experience? They are a playoff team and have to make those kind of decisions to have the best shot in January.
 
nycane said:
1.) this might hurt recruiting. 2.) i dont get what bryant did wrong. wait until they see lawrence dont have bryants wheels lol
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Bryant was a substandard passer. Lawrence is infinitely better at throwing and can move.
 
njstateofmind said:
I agree, friend.

This was a no win situation.

Hopefully the young man lands on his feet.

If football doesn’t work out, perhaps he can do a bit of modeling. He’s quite attractive.
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Just when I thought I could sit down and eat my Rigatoni & Sausage in peace, without getting severe indigestion....
 
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caneinorlando said:
Homemade sauce....but after your comments above, I'm afraid I'm gonna pass on any "Sausage" dialog....
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I’ve always wanted to try my hand at a homemade sauce but it’s quite a bit of work and I can get a jarred sauce from a local Italian restaurant which is just as good.
 
njstateofmind said:
I’ve always wanted to try my hand at a homemade sauce but it’s quite a bit of work and I can get a jarred sauce from a local Italian restaurant which is just as good.
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No....there's some that are acceptable in emergency....Mid's is pretty good....Publix has it....
 
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