Post spring game QB depth chart

[Dagerow]

Did any of you see Darlington's post spring game presser? He got me excited with his excitement. He loves the game and everything about the university. I know he could light a fire under his teammates in the huddle.

Here it is (not premium info)

http://nebraska.scout.com/story/1536794-nebraska-spring-post-zack-darlington

This is added to his performance in the spring game. He's definitely a natural leader.

I know the backup quarterback is generally a fan favorite lol but I'm on that wagon!

GBR!!!

Agree. Thanks for the link. I didn't see that before but he has the "it" factor, and looking back, it sure looked he's enthusiasm was contagious and the offense played better as a result.

 

[Dagerow]

Sure, if you're a slave to algebra.

This is more like String Theory.

Consider the parallel universe, then get back to me.

I sat in on one of Brian Greene's lectures at Stanford when the world was younger. Great stuff.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson thinks it's bunk, but it's a fun concept nonetheless.

Well it's all relative.

(I had too. How often does physics get brought up at hb).

 

[TITANIC VS LUSITANIA]

Bill O' Brien on QBs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmH7jvQN4zk

 

[Eric the Red]

bump

 

[True2tRA]

Bill O' Brien on QBs

Wow. I just wasted almost a minute of my life.

 

[girlknowsfootball]

I think Darlington surpasses Bush as the backup by the middle of the year. The only thing holding him back is that he doesn't have the cannon arm or height, and if he gets another concussion he's done with football. He just really impressed me with how fluid, in control, and effortless he was in the sg. He just seemed comfortable and he looked good out there. Bush had me like

.... he couldn't take the pressure in front of the huge environment. His throws were all off. His decision making was bad. He just looked like a high school freshman on a varsity team out there. I didn't see anything that gave me confidence in him.