Miami JV game today @ 1pm 10/10/26

[Shooter McGavin]

Anyone remember Gray Crow

He didn’t play but yes he was 18th string on the 2012-2014 teams

 

[Odin]

I remember when folks stumped for Jacurri. Nice stat line he's got there.

There was a certain crew with credentials stirring up the pot on why Mario wasn't playing Jaccurri.

 

[RedSquare]

Scott Covington and Kyle Wright

No. Not really.

Scott played in the NFL, and really came on his senior year at UM.

KW never lived up to the hype, but he was far from kirby freemen/ryan collins bad.

 

[RedSquare]

He didn’t play but yes he was 18th string on the 2012-2014 teams

18th string. LOL

But I agree. You have to have been a starter at some point to qualify for this contest.

 

[grover]

Yes him too

Whipple’s kid. And the FedEx scion.

 

[grover]

Didn’t see the game but on ESPN, Emory’s stats look semi decent and Rayray was his WR1.

 

[KingB02]

Kevin Olsen

 

[grover]

Kevin Olsen

Who was the one who called little Olsen baby Jesus? I actually believed that copium for a moment.

 

[TP803]

This thread is depressing. We’ve had so many awful qbs the past 2 decades +.

To go from that to Ward, Beck & Mensah… wow. And some elite guys committed.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

Robert Marve

 

[Silentobserver]

Scott Covington and Kyle Wright

Coaching situations ruined them more than anything.

 

[section9]

Aw, C’mon guys, Emory never stole a freight train. And he came within a Puncher’s Chance of beating FSU at their house.

 

[section9]

But I still say that Tate Martell wins the Police Blotter Award for Former Canes QB’s.

 

[ED003]

I'll never forget people on this site thinking Brown was any good. They accused the staff of not giving him a fair shake. He should have been moved to TE for the betterment of his career.

 

[Trav]

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How did either one of these guys get a scholarship here?

Honestly, Jacurri was a huge recruit and all the big boys wanted him. Emory was a mid level 3 star and we were his best offer. Emory is still a lot better, for what that's worth.