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miamimike said:
I unfortunately had the feeling from the jump that the Leavitt thread would turn into the EW thread.
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The internet will remember that you questioned its logic

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Noliaboi said:
I’ve been saying that. Anything can change in an instant but is it okay now to begin the panic process? You can’t live off a magic trick every year.

However, maybe it’s still too soon to panic but this is still kind of worrisome.
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Don’t take this personally, but shut the **** up

I’m using you as the example for the rest of the people who still haven’t sacked up when it comes to this yet
 
Handsome Squidbum said:
Gemini thinks we should ride with Williams. Guess we already have our QB for 2026- you can’t argue with our robot AI overlords.

“Williams’ 2023 performance against Clemson is the "North Star" for his Heisman potential. Coming in as a true freshman against a top-tier defense, he showed the poise that fans believe can eventually rival Mendoza’s 2025 Heisman campaign.
The "Clemson Blueprint"
Williams’ stats in that game weren't just "good for a freshman"—they showed the specific traits needed to lead a high-level offense:
* The Stats: 24/33 (72.7%), 151 Yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.
* The "Mendoza-esque" Quality: Like Mendoza, Williams didn't panic. He led a game-tying drive in the 4th quarter and played mistake-free football during the overtime periods to secure the 28–20 win.
* Physicality: Williams is much larger than Mendoza. During that game, he famously suffered a compound fracture of his arm while diving for a crucial first down. That "toughness" cemented his status as a leader in the locker room.
Why he could surpass Mendoza
While Mendoza is a master of the "short-to-intermediate" game, Williams has the NFL-caliber frame (6'5") and a vertical arm that allows him to attack windows Mendoza sometimes avoids. If Williams develops the same "pre-snap" intelligence Mendoza shows at Indiana, his physical tools could arguably make him a higher NFL draft prospect.
The 2026 National Championship: The Ultimate Contrast
The upcoming game between Indiana (Mendoza) and Miami (Williams/Beck) is a clash of two very different philosophies:
| Feature | Fernando Mendoza's Indiana | Emory Williams' Potential Miami |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophy | "Brain over Brawn" - High completion %, low risk. | "Pro-Style Power" - Vertical passing, physical dominance. |
| Origin Story | The Miami kid who left to prove everyone wrong. | The Florida kid who stayed to restore the "U". |
| X-Factor | Mendoza's 95% completion rate efficiency. | Williams' ability to make "off-platform" throws. |
Williams' Path to 2026 Stardom
With Carson Beck likely heading to the NFL after this National Championship game, 2026 is Emory Williams' year. He has been groomed behind a veteran for two years, whereas Mendoza had to go through the "fire" of a transfer and a rebuild at Indiana.”
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Once again we are marked safe from AI

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Handsome Squidbum said:
Gemini thinks we should ride with Williams. Guess we already have our QB for 2026- you can’t argue with our robot AI overlords.

“Williams’ 2023 performance against Clemson is the "North Star" for his Heisman potential. Coming in as a true freshman against a top-tier defense, he showed the poise that fans believe can eventually rival Mendoza’s 2025 Heisman campaign.
The "Clemson Blueprint"
Williams’ stats in that game weren't just "good for a freshman"—they showed the specific traits needed to lead a high-level offense:
* The Stats: 24/33 (72.7%), 151 Yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.
* The "Mendoza-esque" Quality: Like Mendoza, Williams didn't panic. He led a game-tying drive in the 4th quarter and played mistake-free football during the overtime periods to secure the 28–20 win.
* Physicality: Williams is much larger than Mendoza. During that game, he famously suffered a compound fracture of his arm while diving for a crucial first down. That "toughness" cemented his status as a leader in the locker room.
Why he could surpass Mendoza
While Mendoza is a master of the "short-to-intermediate" game, Williams has the NFL-caliber frame (6'5") and a vertical arm that allows him to attack windows Mendoza sometimes avoids. If Williams develops the same "pre-snap" intelligence Mendoza shows at Indiana, his physical tools could arguably make him a higher NFL draft prospect.
The 2026 National Championship: The Ultimate Contrast
The upcoming game between Indiana (Mendoza) and Miami (Williams/Beck) is a clash of two very different philosophies:
| Feature | Fernando Mendoza's Indiana | Emory Williams' Potential Miami |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophy | "Brain over Brawn" - High completion %, low risk. | "Pro-Style Power" - Vertical passing, physical dominance. |
| Origin Story | The Miami kid who left to prove everyone wrong. | The Florida kid who stayed to restore the "U". |
| X-Factor | Mendoza's 95% completion rate efficiency. | Williams' ability to make "off-platform" throws. |
Williams' Path to 2026 Stardom
With Carson Beck likely heading to the NFL after this National Championship game, 2026 is Emory Williams' year. He has been groomed behind a veteran for two years, whereas Mendoza had to go through the "fire" of a transfer and a rebuild at Indiana.”
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Cignetti is hacking all AI. We have to go analog
 
Cribby said:
Pete has valid concerns with this kid lol. He’s something else . I still think it’s Miami but I don’t trust him . @ghamdi has some legit critiques.
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You always gotta hate the package deals where you gotta take the brother alongside him even if it’s just the brother agent
 
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Jedi Master Cane said:
Hey dude, you waking up tomorrow isn't guaranteed. If you're looking for absolutes and guarantees you're gonna spend your life disappointed. Signing a QB earlier in the portal window doesn't offer any sort of guarantee. Signing the #1 QB out of high school doesn't offer any sort of guarantee.

Let's play a game called what's more likely to happen... the same guy who's hit big on a portal QB in the last two cycles and now has us in a natty after 25 years of misery not having a plan with a backup seems like a bad bet.
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Hence why he is the
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for some of you, every single year, it's rinse and repeat.

2024 - Sky is falling, what are we gonna do, we get Cam Ward
2025 - Sky is falling, what are we gonna do, its taking too long, we get Carson Beck
2026 - we're prepping for a ******* National Title, have an ELITE defense, have a top 3-5 OL coming back, All-Conference caliber RBs and WRs and you all think Mario isnt gonna get us someone to put us in the best possible position to succeed
 
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