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Who will be the next QB at Ryle

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OK then I don't care about D1. You brought up D1 like that was the reason Lex Cath could pass the ball and Ryle won't because they don't have a D1 qb. You can't have it both ways.

 

This is a question that was never a question at LexCath. They had D1 QB after D1 QB for the past 10 years or so. I am sure the new coach will select the kid that will give them the best chance to win.

 

No. You should actually read my post. I said, the question of "who will be the QB?" was never a question at LexCath because they always seemed to have a D1 kid waiting in the wings. I did not mention anything about "passing the ball". I also, said the new coach will select the kid that gives them the best chance to win.

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Passing the ball does not make a winning season. Don't think that just coming in and throwing a system at kids will equal success. Remember the kids have to be able to execute it. Coach Engler will not have one pass attempt next year. It takes Offense, defense, and special teams to win a game and if they focus too much on the passing game then it could cause trouble in the other areas. They have talent but remember it is how you put that talent in the right pace to help you win.

Passing the ball does not make a winning season. Don't think that just coming in and throwing a system at kids will equal success. Remember the kids have to be able to execute it. Coach Engler will not have one pass attempt next year. It takes Offense' date=' defense, and special teams to win a game and if they focus too much on the passing game then it could cause trouble in the other areas. They have talent but remember it is how you put that talent in the right pace to help you win.[/quote']

 

But being balanced does help Carlos.

Absolutely. I looked up Scott County and Meade Co. It is not so much balanced but enough to keep you honest

No. You should actually read my post. I said, the question of "who will be the QB?" was never a question at LexCath because they always seemed to have a D1 kid waiting in the wings. I did not mention anything about "passing the ball". I also, said the new coach will select the kid that gives them the best chance to win.

 

You need to re read my post. I am fact checking you. They DIDN'T always have a D1 qb waiting in the wings. Engler has had the proven ability to build some qb's with less talent. Nick Ward comes to mind first.

He did just sent out the information about the complete QB camp that he has been a part for a number of years over the listserv

You need to re read my post. I am fact checking you. They DIDN'T always have a D1 qb waiting in the wings. Engler has had the proven ability to build some qb's with less talent. Nick Ward comes to mind first.

 

First of all, nobody is discrediting Coach Engler. I am sure he will do a good job and will definitely be able to develop QB's. Thank you for fact checking me. I stand corrected. Since the year 2000, LexCath has played with a D1 QB all but 4 years. Over the past 14 seasons, LexCath has played 10 seasons with a Division 1 QB. You are right, they DIDN'T always have a Division 1 QB. Just 10 of the past 14 years.

 

2000-2002 - Jacob Doss - D1 U of Wyoming

2003-2005 - Justin Burke - D1 NC State - U of Louisville

2006- Tyler Hancock - NAIA Georgetown College

2007 - 2009 - Nick Ward

2010 - 2012 - Kyle Bolin - D1 U of Louisville

2012/2013 - Reese Ryan - D1 Offers from UofL and Illinois

First of all, nobody is discrediting Coach Engler. I am sure he will do a fine job, but thank you for fact checking me. You are correct. Since the year 2000, LexCath has played with a D1 QB all but 4 years. Over the past 14 seasons, LexCath has played 10 seasons with a Division 1 QB. You are right, they DIDN'T always have a Division 1 QB. Just 10 of the past 14 years.

 

2000-2002 - Jacob Doss - D1 U of Wyoming

2003-2005 - Justin Burke - D1 NC State - U of Louisville

2006- Tyler Hancock - NAIA Georgetown College

2007 - 2009 - Nick Ward

2010 - 2012 - Kyle Bolin - D1 U of Louisville

2012/2013 - Reese Ryan - D1 Offers from UofL and Illinois

 

That's a pretty good track record for a QB coach huh? Thanks for doing all that research!

@sml007, how did Doss, Burke and Ward (where did he go?) do as college players? Would love to hear how their college careers went. Thanks.

@sml007, how did Doss, Burke and Ward (where did he go?) do as college players? Would love to hear how their college careers went. Thanks.

 

Don't know about Ward.

 

Player Bio: Jacob Doss - University of Wyoming Official Athletic Site

 

Jacob Doss Stats - ESPN

 

Justin Burke Bio - Louisville Cardinals Official Athletic Site

 

Football | NCAA | Player Stats - Justin Burke - Louisville Cardinals - washingtonpost.com

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Update to an old thread.... Looks like the starting Qb for Ryle is the senior Rytlewski.. It's his job.

Update to an old thread.... Looks like the starting Qb for Ryle is the senior Rytlewski.. It's his job.

 

Have you seen him on 7 on 7 yet?

Update to an old thread.... Looks like the starting Qb for Ryle is the senior Rytlewski.. It's his job.

 

How sure are you about that? I just talked to someone that said three QBs were getting meaningful time. And can the final decision be made before 7 on 7 competition?

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