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Looks Like Barry Jackson had an undercover guy at the scrimmage

"One observer thought Williams was narrowly the best Sunday but that it wasn’t clear cut and nobody has taken command of this QB battle. Besides the pick to Hall, Williams threw a couple of other passes that were near interceptions."

That is a directly contradictory statement lol

He was the best on Sunday, but it wasn't clear that he's the best & nobody has shown that they're the best & aside from 1INT threw some bad passes that should've been INT's which clearly shows he wasn't the best... But he was the best.

Lmao! That's what we've gotten all Fall camp from all the writers covering this camp, including on here.

Every description of all 3 QB's has been how they've been the best while simultaneously not being the best lol
 
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brock said:
None of these QBs are scrubs. One was a former consensus 4 star recruit in Perry and the two others were top 80 talents nationally. It’s a talented group that’s in a heated battle
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That's one way to look at it. Another is each have their glaring shortcomings and the staff is trying to figure out which shortcoming has the smallest chance of costing us a game.
 
Liberty City El said:
"One observer thought Williams was narrowly the best Sunday but that it wasn’t clear cut and nobody has taken command of this QB battle. Besides the pick to Hall, Williams threw a couple of other passes that were near interceptions."

That is a directly contradictory statement lol

He was the best on Sunday, but it wasn't clear that he best & nobody has shown that they're the best & aside from 1INT threw some bad passes that should've been INT's which clearl shows he wasn't the best... But he was the best.

Lmao! That's what we've gotten all Fall campfrom all the writers covering this camp, including on here.

Every description of all 3 QB's has been how they've been the best while simultaneously not being the best lol
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LOL
 
Liberty City El said:
"One observer thought Williams was narrowly the best Sunday but that it wasn’t clear cut and nobody has taken command of this QB battle. Besides the pick to Hall, Williams threw a couple of other passes that were near interceptions."

That is a directly contradictory statement lol

He was the best on Sunday, but it wasn't clear that he best & nobody has shown that they're the best & aside from 1INT threw some bad passes that should've been INT's which clearly shows he wasn't the best... But he was the best.

Lmao! That's what we've gotten all Fall campfrom all the writers covering this camp, including on here.

Every description of all 3 QB's has been how they've been the best while simultaneously not being the best lol
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So who really is the best? Lol
 
streetja said:
That's one way to look at it. Another is each have their glaring shortcomings and the staff is trying to figure out which shortcoming has the smallest chance of costing us a game.
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yeah idc what they were ranked in hs. that was a long time ago. theyre all meh right now it seems (at least the pic barry and d money painted)
 
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Didn't think Perry had a penchant for turnovers last year. He had 6 ints in 191 pass attempts. Two of them were on his first three passes of the Virginia game.

Whoever the QB is, Enos is going to have to game plan around the fact that the line is, at the very least, inexperienced. Short passes, designed QB runs, max protection when they take deep shots. He'll make it work.
 
Enos will give our offense the best chance to put points on the board that we've had in awhile.

Interested to see how it'll look.

And we need to get back to the conference championship game.
 
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DTP said:
Didn't think Perry had a penchant for turnovers last year. He had 6 ints in 191 pass attempts. Two of them were on his first three passes of the Virginia game.

Whoever the QB is, Enos is going to have to game plan around the fact that the line is, at the very least, inexperienced. Short passes, designed QB runs, max protection when they take deep shots. He'll make it work.
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He's prone to fumbling. Had an issue with it last year.

He's actually pretty good at not throwing INT's (minus that UVA game which I think was an anomaly and I still think we win if Richt doesn't pull him there), but he holds that ball like a baby he doesn't want.
 
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DTP said:
Didn't think Perry had a penchant for turnovers last year. He had 6 ints in 191 pass attempts. Two of them were on his first three passes of the Virginia game.

Whoever the QB is, Enos is going to have to game plan around the fact that the line is, at the very least, inexperienced. Short passes, designed QB runs, max protection when they take deep shots. He'll make it work.
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Perry also had five fumbles last year
 
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brcane1 said:
I can't help but read a piece like this and think that its all an elaborate PR strategy to prevent 2 of the 3 from transferring.
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If that's their big worry, then you start Perry or Williams. Starting or not, no way Tate is transferring this year.
 
blackvern said:
One observer thought Williams was narrowly the best Sunday but that it wasn’t clear cut and nobody has taken command of this QB battle.

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Even though I disagree with some of your posts.... mad props on the arrested development gif
 
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