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Morgan Newton

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If they both do make to Lexington, does anyone think there is a chance we run a two QB system

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I thought he looked pretty darn good.

If they both do make to Lexington, does anyone think there is a chance we run a two QB system

 

Do you mean "play equally?" No.

 

Play Newton/Moss in spots early in the career? Maybe but only if they bring something different to the table than the starter.

Wow Newton not a running threat. He will probably weigh about 230. He also runs a 4.5 compared to Moss's 4.8. Either way UK will be in good shape with either of these kids. I thought Newton looked very poised in the pocket and made good decisions as a 17yr old HS player. Actually I thought there were times when he should have tucked it and run more often. His speed is very deceptive. He was outrunning players with a severe hamstring cramp.

 

So you think he's going to outrun SEC defenders at 6'4 235/240 pounds? No chance. I want him throwing darts - not taking shots from future NFL defenders looking to decapitate him. Comparing his running ability between the SEC and Indiana high school football is unrealistic.

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So you think he's going to outrun SEC defenders at 6'4 235/240 pounds? No chance. I want him throwing darts - not taking shots from future NFL defenders looking to decapitate him. Comparing his running ability between the SEC and Indiana high school football is unrealistic.

 

...but comparing Indiana High School to Big Ten on the other hand...... haha Sorry couldn't resist the alley-oop.

So you think he's going to outrun SEC defenders at 6'4 235/240 pounds? No chance. I want him throwing darts - not taking shots from future NFL defenders looking to decapitate him. Comparing his running ability between the SEC and Indiana high school football is unrealistic.

 

 

I can agree with where you are coming from. He does need to improve on his passing if he wants to be successful in the SEC. I think Sanders will get his passing game going, he'll be ok.

I can agree with where you are coming from. He does need to improve on his passing if he wants to be successful in the SEC. I think Sanders will get his passing game going, he'll be ok.

 

I saw enough of his arm Saturday to be very excited. Did you see how easy he cranked that throw down the left sideline? Effortless.

Wow Newton not a running threat. He will probably weigh about 230. He also runs a 4.5 compared to Moss's 4.8. Either way UK will be in good shape with either of these kids. I thought Newton looked very poised in the pocket and made good decisions as a 17yr old HS player. Actually I thought there were times when he should have tucked it and run more often. His speed is very deceptive. He was outrunning players with a severe hamstring cramp.

I can assure you he does not have 4.5 speed.

 

High school 40 times are laughable.

Week 2

 

Carmel 52 - Lebanon 0

 

Morgan Newton had 152 yards and 3 TD's on just 9 carries.

 

Passing he was 8 of 15 for 94 yards and a TD.

Week 3

 

#1 Carmel 33 - #2 Center Grove 32.

 

Newton lead his team back from being down 12 in the 4th quarter.

 

Individually he finished up with 27 carries for 232 yards and 2 TD on the ground and 12-17 for 145 yards and 2 TD in the air.

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