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The qb battle at Tulsa this spring could be fierce. I hope President moves to receiver or something.

(11-05-2018 11:39 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote: [ -> ]UC only lists 14 and I don't know if any of them even play (or are on scholarship) at this point. Their starters are primarily made up of Freshman and Sophomores. The team is stacked for the future.

While both teams may be young, the difference is UC currently a top 25 team. There is no reason that they don't get better going forward.

We are the third youngest team in college football but we have 3 senior starters on the defensive line and 4 on the offensive line. Broughton, Copeland, and Fitz have been the anchor of our defense; to say we don't have important players in this class is far from true. We're definitely ascending but don't discount some of the talent in this small senior class.

The best part of Tulane's QB situation next year is that we'll head into the season with an experienced backup.

If we had a backup going into 2018 we'd have won at least 1 out of Wake, UAB, SMU. Most likely all 3.

(11-05-2018 09:36 AM)vick mike Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 09:31 AM)tigerjeb Wrote: [ -> ]could Milton take the graduated senior escape clause and go to a program thats allowed a real chance to make the CFP?

That list is very short: Bama, Georgia, LSU, Clemson, Ohio State, Michigan, ND, Texas, Oklahoma, Washington. These are schools that could be in next year. Do any need a QB? Would any contenders be interested? Just don’t see him anywhere but at UCF next year. (dammit)

it worked out for Shea Patterson going to Michigan

(11-05-2018 03:20 PM)STL_Wave Wrote: [ -> ]The best part of Tulane's QB situation next year is that we'll head into the season with an experienced backup.

If we had a backup going into 2018 we'd have won at least 1 out of Wake, UAB, SMU. Most likely all 3.

If I am reading your post correctly, "If we had a backup QB, we would have won those 3 games"

wut

brady white qb rating this last week was 204.4

(yes on stat test, no on eye test)

(11-05-2018 04:28 PM)PonyUpTempo Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 03:20 PM)STL_Wave Wrote: [ -> ]The best part of Tulane's QB situation next year is that we'll head into the season with an experienced backup.

If we had a backup going into 2018 we'd have won at least 1 out of Wake, UAB, SMU. Most likely all 3.

If I am reading your post correctly, "If we had a backup QB, we would have won those 3 games"

wut

He means that if we had a backup ready and Fritz went to him. The offense was designed for a SR. QB(Banks) who popped his pants in the 4th quarter and OT vs wake and we lost. Uab he fumbled the team into a hole and pooped his pants on the the final drive in the 4th Q. Against SMU same thing popped his pants in the 4th quarter and fumbled away the game.

(11-05-2018 04:28 PM)PonyUpTempo Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 03:20 PM)STL_Wave Wrote: [ -> ]The best part of Tulane's QB situation next year is that we'll head into the season with an experienced backup.

If we had a backup going into 2018 we'd have won at least 1 out of Wake, UAB, SMU. Most likely all 3.

If I am reading your post correctly, "If we had a backup QB, we would have won those 3 games"

wut

Uncle Rico apparently

(11-05-2018 04:00 PM)tigerjeb Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 09:36 AM)vick mike Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 09:31 AM)tigerjeb Wrote: [ -> ]could Milton take the graduated senior escape clause and go to a program thats allowed a real chance to make the CFP?

That list is very short: Bama, Georgia, LSU, Clemson, Ohio State, Michigan, ND, Texas, Oklahoma, Washington. These are schools that could be in next year. Do any need a QB? Would any contenders be interested? Just don’t see him anywhere but at UCF next year. (dammit)

it worked out for Shea Patterson going to Michigan

Milton isn't grad transferring and leaving the team he loves behind. His family is all in on UCF and moved here from Hawaii to be closer to him. He will finish his college career a Knight. Hopefully it's not until after next season and still with the active win streak entact.


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(11-05-2018 12:27 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote: [ -> ]The qb battle at Tulsa this spring could be fierce. I hope President moves to receiver or something.

I heard they put retired numbers of tulsa past football greats all along the sides of the gazebo...bet it looks sharp.

(11-05-2018 08:47 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-04-2018 04:49 PM)pesik Wrote: [ -> ]as of today, there are only 2 AAC teams with senior QBs (navy, uconn)
all QB's are expected to return

just looking almost all of them are playing great
( i added RBs from the run-heavy teams)

Junior McKenzie Milton UCF- 2 years undefeated

Junior D'eriq king Houston- 1st year as a full QB, leads the nation in total TDs (by a few tds)

Soph. Anthony Russo Temple- 5-2 since taking over, had 6tds vs UCF Saturday

Freshmen Desmond Ridder Cincy- 8-1 starter, 18 total ts to 5 ints
- note star running back Michael Warren II is only a soph as well

True freshman Holton Ahlers- noted in the ecu/memphis game that from his 3 games, he is top 2 in every per game QB stat category by a freshman

Junior Blake Barnett USF- 1st year as a starter, 3rd in aac in passing yards
- top RB Jordan Cronkrite only a junior

Soph. Brady White Memphis- 1st year starting #2 in aac in passing TD's (only 3 ints)
- superstar RB Darrell Henderson is only a junior (50/50 on whether he declares)

Junior Justin McMillan Tulane- only 3 games, including a blowout of USF
- star running back Corey Dauphine & Darius Bradwell are juniors

Junior QB Ben Hicks SMU- 3-year starter putting together a respectable season

Tulsa: injured starter Luke Skipper is a sophomore, current starter Seth Boomer is a freshman, probable starter for next year Zach Smith (Baylor transfer) is a sophomore
- star rbs Shamari Brooks & Corey Taylor II are sophmores

Next year could be a lot of fun

Cincinnati has one of the 10 youngest rosters in College Football.

They should take over UCF's reigns on this conference going forward. They are losing absolutely nobody for the next 2 years, and Coach Fick can Coot.

UCF has one of the 10 youngest rosters as well.

Percentage of Underclassmen
Team Tot. Fr. (Tr/RS) So. Team Pct.
Illinois 78 39 (32/7) 39 102 76.5
App. State 88 50 (32/18) 38 117 75.2
Cincinnati 80 52 (35/17) 28 111 72.1
UCLA 76 53 (36/17) 23 106 71.7
Wake Forest 77 54 (29/25) 23 108 71.4
Virginia 88 62 (44/18) 36 124 71.0
W. Michigan 75 50 (30/20) 25 106 70.8
Ga. Southern 82 52 (30/22) 30 116 70.7
Minnesota 79 60 (33/27) 19 113 69.9
UCF 85 57 (33/24) 28 123 69.1

(11-05-2018 09:33 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote: [ -> ]Holton Ahlers is going to be ECU's next great QB.

It has felt like decades since Shane Carden graduated, and we haven't recovered from it.

ECU's last QB is a Heisman candidate...

(11-05-2018 10:47 PM)Meatwad Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 08:47 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-04-2018 04:49 PM)pesik Wrote: [ -> ]as of today, there are only 2 AAC teams with senior QBs (navy, uconn)
all QB's are expected to return

just looking almost all of them are playing great
( i added RBs from the run-heavy teams)

Junior McKenzie Milton UCF- 2 years undefeated

Junior D'eriq king Houston- 1st year as a full QB, leads the nation in total TDs (by a few tds)

Soph. Anthony Russo Temple- 5-2 since taking over, had 6tds vs UCF Saturday

Freshmen Desmond Ridder Cincy- 8-1 starter, 18 total ts to 5 ints
- note star running back Michael Warren II is only a soph as well

True freshman Holton Ahlers- noted in the ecu/memphis game that from his 3 games, he is top 2 in every per game QB stat category by a freshman

Junior Blake Barnett USF- 1st year as a starter, 3rd in aac in passing yards
- top RB Jordan Cronkrite only a junior

Soph. Brady White Memphis- 1st year starting #2 in aac in passing TD's (only 3 ints)
- superstar RB Darrell Henderson is only a junior (50/50 on whether he declares)

Junior Justin McMillan Tulane- only 3 games, including a blowout of USF
- star running back Corey Dauphine & Darius Bradwell are juniors

Junior QB Ben Hicks SMU- 3-year starter putting together a respectable season

Tulsa: injured starter Luke Skipper is a sophomore, current starter Seth Boomer is a freshman, probable starter for next year Zach Smith (Baylor transfer) is a sophomore
- star rbs Shamari Brooks & Corey Taylor II are sophmores

Next year could be a lot of fun

Cincinnati has one of the 10 youngest rosters in College Football.

They should take over UCF's reigns on this conference going forward. They are losing absolutely nobody for the next 2 years, and Coach Fick can Coot.

UCF has one of the 10 youngest rosters as well.

Percentage of Underclassmen
Team Tot. Fr. (Tr/RS) So. Team Pct.
Illinois 78 39 (32/7) 39 102 76.5
App. State 88 50 (32/18) 38 117 75.2
Cincinnati 80 52 (35/17) 28 111 72.1
UCLA 76 53 (36/17) 23 106 71.7
Wake Forest 77 54 (29/25) 23 108 71.4
Virginia 88 62 (44/18) 36 124 71.0
W. Michigan 75 50 (30/20) 25 106 70.8
Ga. Southern 82 52 (30/22) 30 116 70.7
Minnesota 79 60 (33/27) 19 113 69.9
UCF 85 57 (33/24) 28 123 69.1

Nice info, source? Just curious how the rest of the conference look.

Someone said the schedule is favorable next year for the AAC to really make noise, especially with our home A5 games. Seems the team make ups are as looking very favorable as well.

(11-05-2018 08:33 PM)Bearcats#1 Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 12:27 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote: [ -> ]The qb battle at Tulsa this spring could be fierce. I hope President moves to receiver or something.

I heard they put retired numbers of tulsa past football greats all along the sides of the gazebo...bet it looks sharp.

As one of the blue-haired fans said, it looks "right dandy".

Our friends at Griffin Designs hooked us up with the banner.

^^^ nice


Tulsa...spares no expense (when talking Gazebos)

(11-05-2018 11:08 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 10:47 PM)Meatwad Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 08:47 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-04-2018 04:49 PM)pesik Wrote: [ -> ]as of today, there are only 2 AAC teams with senior QBs (navy, uconn)
all QB's are expected to return

just looking almost all of them are playing great
( i added RBs from the run-heavy teams)

Junior McKenzie Milton UCF- 2 years undefeated

Junior D'eriq king Houston- 1st year as a full QB, leads the nation in total TDs (by a few tds)

Soph. Anthony Russo Temple- 5-2 since taking over, had 6tds vs UCF Saturday

Freshmen Desmond Ridder Cincy- 8-1 starter, 18 total ts to 5 ints
- note star running back Michael Warren II is only a soph as well

True freshman Holton Ahlers- noted in the ecu/memphis game that from his 3 games, he is top 2 in every per game QB stat category by a freshman

Junior Blake Barnett USF- 1st year as a starter, 3rd in aac in passing yards
- top RB Jordan Cronkrite only a junior

Soph. Brady White Memphis- 1st year starting #2 in aac in passing TD's (only 3 ints)
- superstar RB Darrell Henderson is only a junior (50/50 on whether he declares)

Junior Justin McMillan Tulane- only 3 games, including a blowout of USF
- star running back Corey Dauphine & Darius Bradwell are juniors

Junior QB Ben Hicks SMU- 3-year starter putting together a respectable season

Tulsa: injured starter Luke Skipper is a sophomore, current starter Seth Boomer is a freshman, probable starter for next year Zach Smith (Baylor transfer) is a sophomore
- star rbs Shamari Brooks & Corey Taylor II are sophmores

Next year could be a lot of fun

Cincinnati has one of the 10 youngest rosters in College Football.

They should take over UCF's reigns on this conference going forward. They are losing absolutely nobody for the next 2 years, and Coach Fick can Coot.

UCF has one of the 10 youngest rosters as well.

Percentage of Underclassmen
Team Tot. Fr. (Tr/RS) So. Team Pct.
Illinois 78 39 (32/7) 39 102 76.5
App. State 88 50 (32/18) 38 117 75.2
Cincinnati 80 52 (35/17) 28 111 72.1
UCLA 76 53 (36/17) 23 106 71.7
Wake Forest 77 54 (29/25) 23 108 71.4
Virginia 88 62 (44/18) 36 124 71.0
W. Michigan 75 50 (30/20) 25 106 70.8
Ga. Southern 82 52 (30/22) 30 116 70.7
Minnesota 79 60 (33/27) 19 113 69.9
UCF 85 57 (33/24) 28 123 69.1

Nice info, source? Just curious how the rest of the conference look.

Someone said the schedule is favorable next year for the AAC to really make noise, especially with our home A5 games. Seems the team make ups are as looking very favorable as well.

UCF's game notes the past 5 or so weeks.

(11-05-2018 10:47 PM)Meatwad Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 08:47 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-04-2018 04:49 PM)pesik Wrote: [ -> ]as of today, there are only 2 AAC teams with senior QBs (navy, uconn)
all QB's are expected to return

just looking almost all of them are playing great
( i added RBs from the run-heavy teams)

Junior McKenzie Milton UCF- 2 years undefeated

Junior D'eriq king Houston- 1st year as a full QB, leads the nation in total TDs (by a few tds)

Soph. Anthony Russo Temple- 5-2 since taking over, had 6tds vs UCF Saturday

Freshmen Desmond Ridder Cincy- 8-1 starter, 18 total ts to 5 ints
- note star running back Michael Warren II is only a soph as well

True freshman Holton Ahlers- noted in the ecu/memphis game that from his 3 games, he is top 2 in every per game QB stat category by a freshman

Junior Blake Barnett USF- 1st year as a starter, 3rd in aac in passing yards
- top RB Jordan Cronkrite only a junior

Soph. Brady White Memphis- 1st year starting #2 in aac in passing TD's (only 3 ints)
- superstar RB Darrell Henderson is only a junior (50/50 on whether he declares)

Junior Justin McMillan Tulane- only 3 games, including a blowout of USF
- star running back Corey Dauphine & Darius Bradwell are juniors

Junior QB Ben Hicks SMU- 3-year starter putting together a respectable season

Tulsa: injured starter Luke Skipper is a sophomore, current starter Seth Boomer is a freshman, probable starter for next year Zach Smith (Baylor transfer) is a sophomore
- star rbs Shamari Brooks & Corey Taylor II are sophmores

Next year could be a lot of fun

Cincinnati has one of the 10 youngest rosters in College Football.

They should take over UCF's reigns on this conference going forward. They are losing absolutely nobody for the next 2 years, and Coach Fick can Coot.

UCF has one of the 10 youngest rosters as well.

Percentage of Underclassmen
Team Tot. Fr. (Tr/RS) So. Team Pct.
Illinois 78 39 (32/7) 39 102 76.5
App. State 88 50 (32/18) 38 117 75.2
Cincinnati 80 52 (35/17) 28 111 72.1
UCLA 76 53 (36/17) 23 106 71.7
Wake Forest 77 54 (29/25) 23 108 71.4
Virginia 88 62 (44/18) 36 124 71.0
W. Michigan 75 50 (30/20) 25 106 70.8
Ga. Southern 82 52 (30/22) 30 116 70.7
Minnesota 79 60 (33/27) 19 113 69.9
UCF 85 57 (33/24) 28 123 69.1

We're at 63% underclassmen, so not too far behind :)

(11-05-2018 11:08 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: [ -> ]Nice info, source? Just curious how the rest of the conference look.

Someone said the schedule is favorable next year for the AAC to really make noise, especially with our home A5 games. Seems the team make ups are as looking very favorable as well.

Houston's breakdown is this:

84 total players on scholarship
29 freshman (34.52%)
13 sophomores (15.48%)
23 juniors (27.38%)
19 seniors (22.62%)

An exact 50/50 split between underclassmen and upperclassmen. 5 of the seniors are grad transfers. Will be really young on defense next year, losing 9 starters (although if you've watched our defense, is that REALLY a bad thing?). Will have a TON of skill/experience on offense next year, returning 9 starters.

Temple and Cincy are gonna be nasty next year. Memphis will have their shyt back together. ECU and SMU could surprise. The AAC is gonna be mighty strong next year IMO.

(11-07-2018 12:26 PM)tccoog10 Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-05-2018 11:08 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: [ -> ]Nice info, source? Just curious how the rest of the conference look.

Someone said the schedule is favorable next year for the AAC to really make noise, especially with our home A5 games. Seems the team make ups are as looking very favorable as well.

Houston's breakdown is this:

84 total players on scholarship
29 freshman (34.52%)
13 sophomores (15.48%)
23 juniors (27.38%)
19 seniors (22.62%)

An exact 50/50 split between underclassmen and upperclassmen. 5 of the seniors are grad transfers. Will be really young on defense next year, losing 9 starters (although if you've watched our defense, is that REALLY a bad thing?). Will have a TON of skill/experience on offense next year, returning 9 starters.

No, you have to include all your practice squad walk-ons which are inherently younger as most quit so you can skew your numbers.