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2027 Peyton Houston 4* QB from Shreveport, LA
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bdcane4eva
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Too tall....pass
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- The 2027 QB to keep an eye on right now is Peyton Houston (Shreveport). The 6', 195-pounder set a national record last season with 817 passing yards in one game. His OC is former Canes quarterback Brock Berlin.
Peyton Houston — Peyton Houston threw it around as good as anyone out on the field, regardless of class during Saturday’s Elite 11 Regional. Even as one of the shorter prospects for the position, he is able to generate such good...
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Rey Rey Armweak
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I hear he's coming back to campus again next weekend with his coach 
RealRussellPumps
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Like him a lot as a prospect. He's on the smaller side though which I'd like to get away from after Coleman. Really wish we would pursue one of the top Texas guys next year like Nussmeier or Bryant.
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Travis Bickle
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Feels like some of you suckers would pass on Michael Vick cuz he's "too small." LOL. This is CFB, not NFL. Some things are not equal. For example, having a talented RB is much more important in college than NFL. Just like having a slightly shorter QB isn't that much of a handicap in today's CFB offenses.
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In the trenches it makes complete sense to have the biggest, fastest, and strongest dudes… at QB someone who has the moxy, arm talent, and can scoot wins you a lot of ball games.
We aren’t an NFL minor league team we don’t need to keep taking the Judds of the world because they look good on paper
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Word is LSU dropped a 7 figure bag. if true that’s crazy for a 4 star HS QB.
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Fong was all over the place in this recruitment
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And in 3 years when he is ready to play, someone will ask where all the money went.
Sooner or later schools will need to learn that paying outrageous money for a high ranked QB out of high school has a high likelihood of a bad ROI. But until they do, UM will just keep hiring mercenaries ready for one more season before the NFL.
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