Carr is special, time to give him the keys next three years
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Level 1
All 3 are very good. Contrast, 3 yrs ago BK left us a lacrosse player & a short MAC level QB.
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Level 2
^^^THIS^^^
(no message)"Put a Riddell on somebody and be the most physical team in the country until the whistle blows."
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Level 1
Carr’s younger brother is also very capable. Going to Miami (OH).
Worth keeping an eye on. 6’3” and 185, so needs to put on some weight. And I think that’s part of the reason he was a 3 rather than 4 star.
Carr’s HS coach is firmly convinced he has and has had the ND QB job locked up. But I don’t anticipate he’d say otherwise regardless.
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Level 2
Tommy also had an offer from Iowa State
I agree, that the younger Carr simply needs a bit more time to develop physically. He has the same kind of football IQ that his big brother has.
Even though he committed to Miami of Ohio, I suspect that his offer list is going to grow as he plays out his senior year and packs on some quality pounds.
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Level 3
Agree. Decent odds he ends up somewhere else.
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Level 4
None of the QBs faced any duress, including CJ. None had 80k hostile fans screaming.
None had to change a play under the deafening noise of same hostile crowd. What you basically saw today was pitch and catch knowing no one from the defense was going to drill you into the ground. No one had to execute a 2 minute drive from their own 10 today under duress. . We fall into this same trap every Spring Game. If CJ , Kenny, or Steve are named the starter, it's because MF and his staff feel that player has earned it and not because the staff had preconceived notions about who the starter should be. This Spring Game is just a drip in a swimming pool of info MF has collected on these three. Stay tuned. It might not be who you think or it may be who you think. I think MF already knows.
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Level 5
The spring game is a small data point in the assessment.
I think practice effort and performance as well as leadership skills are probably quite influential.
And the one thing PBAJ has that the others don’t is game and playoff experience.
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Level 6
PBAJ takes too many sacks.
His immobility will be his downfall.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability
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