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Phil Jurkovec has the height to see downfield and a cannon arm to throw deep passes against UGA
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And you know this how?
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O'Malley talked about how well Jurkovec was throwing and it is on UTUBE
I try to follow O'Malley and his practice observations
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Height and arm strength are verified. Decision making and accuracy are unproven.
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Sounds about right. I don't know why I let the annual "backup QB is better" discussion bother me.
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Phil is skittish right now.
Even more so than Book. NM is a key game because Jurko needs to get in a game, get thumped, make a few mistakes, and pick himself back up.
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Definitely. Needs game experience in case Book is injured.
Book is a gutsy kid, but he takes some hard hits.
I hope he is not seriously hurt. But Phil has to play to reach his potential.
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That article is over a year old.
And what else would his high school coach say?
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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I would like to see Book and Jerkovic morphed into one.
One can only throw the deep ball and the other can only throw short or intermediate. I still miss Clausen. ND hasn't had an elite QB since him.
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It would be extremely disappointing if he doesn’t get to play at least a quarter. And it would be...
NDavenue 7489 postsbest if some of that comes with the first team offense.
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Do you recall how Kiser looked before the UVA game?
NDavenue 7489 posts(no message)I don't believe illusions because too much is for real.
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