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Minshew Leaves ECU to Attend to Family Issues
(02-14-2018 02:10 PM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  Let's be honest... he was an average to below average QB by AAC standards. He was absolutely AWFUL in close games. Most of his big performances came in games where we were down big. His one shot at becoming a legitimate college QB came in his first game vs JMU and he absolutely shat his pants on national TV. He was flat out terrible.

This is not a loss for ECU, and is DEFINITELY not a gain for Alabama. The freshman they have is LIGHT YEARS better than Minshew, and if they signed any QB with a pulse for 2018, he will also likely be 10x better.

All this did is clear the way for Holton Ahlers to be our 4 year starter, unless Reid Herring finds a way to win the Spring.

They didn’t sign a QB and there is talk one of their three QBs is considering transferring.


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