Deuce, Thanks for waving at me! I waved back...did you see me? :lol:

 

I sure did!! :ylsuper: :lol:

You looked good on the Tube last night Deuce!

Thanks! It was awesome down there...I'd love to go back. :ylsuper:

Wake is painful to watch on offense.

 

Congrats to the Cards! I wish they could've played a team that got more national attention this year, but they beat who they had to beat.

I actually thought that last night's play calling was quite entertaining in theory, but lacked in delivery

One more thing: No disrespect to Deuce, or anyone else in the band, but how many times can Fox show the band during one game?

 

In one sequence there was a fumble & both teams were fighting for the ball. Just as someone was about to emerge from the pile, Fox's camera switched to the band...all of whom were anxiously awaiting somebody holding up the ball.

One more thing: No disrespect to Deuce, or anyone else in the band, but how many times can Fox show the band during one game?

 

In one sequence there was a fumble & both teams were fighting for the ball. Just as someone was about to emerge from the pile, Fox's camera switched to the band...all of whom were anxiously awaiting somebody holding up the ball.

They showed the band and fans WAYYYYYYY too much.

That's one thing they told us before we went in the stadium...Apparently Fox LOVES to show the band, so they told us not to do anything stupid. :lol:

That's one thing they told us before we went in the stadium...Apparently Fox LOVES to show the band, so they told us not to do anything stupid. :lol:

And they looked right at you when they said it... :walk:

That's one thing they told us before we went in the stadium...Apparently Fox LOVES to show the band, so they told us not to do anything stupid. :lol:

 

Yeah, they sure do love to show the band.

 

 

One time they showed the band and one of the band members hit a guy in front of him (he wasn't playing). The guy turned around and looked at him and just shook his head. I don't know how many people saw it because it happened fairly quickly, but I got a good laugh out of it.

And they looked right at you when they said it... :walk:

 

That comment was solely directed at the Drumline...:lol: :lol: :lol:

Congratulations Louisville on your Bowl Victory over a very good WF team and great season.:ylsuper:

Louisville loses 10 seniors from the starting O, D & special teams.

3 on offense, 7 on defense & 0 on special teams.

They may lose Brohm & Bush.

If they do lose those 2, they will have 2 pretty good players to step up right away...Cantwell at QB & Stripling at RB

Louisville will be good next year & the next few years.

^ Kolby is gone, the RB core next year, sans Bush, will be Allen, Bolen, and Stripling.

Brian Brohm had outstanding numbers (24-34, 300+ yards). I remember seeing him in high school and seeing his quick feet and good speed and I just do not see that anymore. I am being very critical in this post because everyone is saying Brian Brohm will be the number one or two quarterback chosen if he decides to enter the NFL draft this year. You all have set the expectation standard, so here we go:

 

Brian Brohm looks overweight to me.

 

Brian Brohm is not quick in the pocket nor does he have any more than a 2nd gear when he tucks it up and heads upfield. I understand he is not a running quarterback, but at least quickness is still very much needed.

 

Brian Brohm is not 6'4" to my naked eye. I have not stood next to him to properly guess his height, but he is not 6'4". I believe the 230+ weight and I think it is to his detriment.

 

Brian Brohm has a flawed throwing motion. Brings the ball too much behind and too close to his head. To his credit, he still seems to be very accurate, just does not have a classic motion.

 

There are still a bunch of positives.

 

Brian Brohm does read defenses very well, he is a student of the game, he seems to have adequate leadership qualities although he is not very vocal. This is a down year for quarterbacks entering the NFL draft. I see a great opportunity for Brian Brohm to leave early and be drafted high only because of what else is not out there, not how polished and ready he is right now.

 

For what it is worth, I was not overly impressed with Tim Couch being the number one pick several years ago. He had some glaring weaknesses as well and was unable to overcome them in the NFL.

This is a direct response to strongopenyon, as I am fairly sure that you have watched Brian from a distance. He is lean, very lean. This comes from he and I having a conversation together at the Trinity Hall of Fame Dinner. With that, I am a solid 6'2", people on here can vouch for that, and I look up to Brian, he is a legit 6'4", his weight, I think is more around 224-225, though not a big deal. You are right, he is not as fast as high school, but he now wears two braces that he did not. As far as form is concerned, that is the one thing that EVERYONE since he was a kid said he was picture perfect in, and he indeed is, even his footwork, and balance upon delivery. His biggest knock is not being very vocal, and not having that next gear, the rest is all upside.