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Encouraging comment re: Shaw

  • "He got a lot of passing in this spring, too, and works at it exactly the way you'd hope your quarterback would." -- Steve Spurrier

    Remember how the HBC had to push SG? We don't have to worry about Shaw's work ethic.

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  • Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    COCK1649

  • Comments like this ^ actually make me more excited for the upcoming season. So much crow to be eaten...so little time.

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  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    I hope you are kidding. If not, wow.....just wow. You realize that the last 4 games of the season, crunch time, using the same system, his quarterback rating was higher than Tom Brady's for that same four week stretch.

    Other than that, I really do not know what to say.

    I think we will let Connor's play do the talking. Comments like this make me feel that you have lost the right to pull for them, especially once they start winning. If you cannot show confidence that they will win, which is all Shaw has done, btw-win, then you lose the right to celebrate with those who did once it happens. That is just my opinion, and certainly you have yours, which is your right.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by steve miller on 4/13/2012 at 11:57 PM

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    Ally will beat the crap out of Uga.

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  • Connor will have two more awesome seasons here!! No worries about the qb position from me!

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  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    You underestimate CS. He's a good college passer. His TD passes to BE and AJ in the Clemson game couldn't have been thrown any better.

    Spurrier...I appreciate him plenty

    MrBigAl ●

  • MrBigAl said...

    You underestimate CS. He's a good college passer. His TD passes to BE and AJ in the Clemson game couldn't have been thrown any better.

    Also, Al, remember the TD pass to Buster, where that end was coming unblocked, and Shaw pump-faked, ducked under him, and threw the beautiful pass in the endzone to Buster?

    I know I am telling you nothing new, but....If you look at the last four games. Shaw made some great, great plays under some serious heat. I think he will have one of the best years ever for a Gamecock qb this year.

    Even you have to admit, Al, that Shaw was a great eval by the staff. He was not highly rated, though not necessarily low ranked. But didn't have an overly impressive offer list, and the coaches made him our #1 qb on their board that year.

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    Ally will beat the crap out of Uga.

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  • steve miller said...

    Also, Al, remember the TD pass to Buster, where that end was coming unblocked, and Shaw pump-faked, ducked under him, and threw the beautiful pass in the endzone to Buster?

    I know I am telling you nothing new, but....If you look at the last four games. Shaw made some great, great plays under some serious heat. I think he will have one of the best years ever for a Gamecock qb this year.

    Even you have to admit, Al, that Shaw was a great eval by the staff. He was not highly rated, though not necessarily low ranked. But didn't have an overly impressive offer list, and the coaches made him our #1 qb on their board that year.

    Mangus did a good job evaluating Shaw. I hope his evaluations of McEvoy and Nosovitch also prove to be good ones.

    Spurrier...I appreciate him plenty

    MrBigAl ●

  • MrBigAl said...

    You underestimate CS. He's a good college passer. His TD passes to BE and AJ in the Clemson game couldn't have been thrown any better.

    the sky is falling I agree with you... the throw to Bruce was his best throw I have seen

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  • MrBigAl said...

    You underestimate CS. He's a good college passer. His TD passes to BE and AJ in the Clemson game couldn't have been thrown any better.

    As well as the 47-yarder to Ace in the fourth quarter of the Florida game that set up a crucial FG. To me, the mark of a good QB is being able to complete passes in game-changing situations.

    Kelso Red ●

  • lvf86 said...

    the sky is falling I agree with you... the throw to Bruce was his best throw I have seen

    I thought his throw to Alshon was the better throw because he had two DL converging on him. Even though he knew he was going to be hit he stayed in the pocket and made the throw just before impact.

    Spurrier...I appreciate him plenty

    MrBigAl ●

  • MrBigAl said...

    I thought his throw to Alshon was the better throw because he had two DL converging on him. Even though he knew he was going to be hit he stayed in the pocket and made the throw just before impact.

    Completely agree, that is what this system will produce with a QB willing to do that. That's the first time I can remember in a long time actually thinking SOS might finally have "that" QB.

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  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    cock1649 can throw a football clear over them mountains guys... if coach had put him in they would have won state for sure.... honeybadger

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  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    Medicore? Is that Obama's latest health care plan?

    22Cock ●

  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    Really? Did you actually watch him play? Shaw is going to be a good one and his passing is pretty darn good even by SEC standards.

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  • I guess he didn't watch from the Kentucky game on.... kid was incredible!

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  • Kelso Red said...

    " works at it exactly the way you'd hope your quarterback would." -- Steve Spurrier

    Remember how the HBC had to push SG? We don't have to worry about Shaw's work ethic.

    highest compliment ever from spurrier imo.

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  • 22Cock said...

    Medicore? Is that Obama's latest health care plan?

    LOL! Shaw is a better passer than COCK1649 is a speller.

    Kelso Red ●

  • COCK1649 said...

    Just have to worry about his passing skills being medicore at best.

    Trolling, are we?

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