Rhule to PSU / Dyl-Gone Raiola Schizo Panic Thread

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

yah if i were to bet on it today I think he stays. I honestly believe him when he says he wants to stay and his wife likes it here, im not really sure if hes an option for penn st. The silence is defeaning tho i wonder if penn st really missed on everyone and just said fuck it

He just signed an extension and said he’s staying, quit worrying

 

[cwessel76]

He just signed an extension and said he’s staying, quit worrying

 

[king_kong_]

How much fatter do you think Dylan has gotten with this walking boot on? Dom’s genes will be his undoing. They are just begging him to be 280 pounds.

we need OL

 

[BusterScruggs]

Again, the offense was not exactly humming with Dylan. He was on his way to going 4 out of 5 games without passing for 200 yds. That is not a generational QB.

Dylan's M.O. was looking like: good series or two in 1Q. Absolutely putrid 2Q and 3Q. Then come alive at the end of the 4th Q to win the game.

I'm sorry but this is not Elite level QB play. And you can't blame this all on the OL either - Raiola clearly has made about 50% of those sacks happen on his own due to his really pocket presence.

but muh Michigan game!!111

oh we gave up a short field TD on a dumb pick in the 1st? and got 70 of our 300 yds in a garbage time drive against prevent? look the other way peasant

 

[Frogsker30]

Again, the offense was not exactly humming with Dylan. He was on his way to going 4 out of 5 games without passing for 200 yds. That is not a generational QB.

Dylan's M.O. was looking like: good series or two in 1Q. Absolutely putrid 2Q and 3Q. Then come alive at the end of the 4th Q to win the game.

I'm sorry but this is not Elite level QB play. And you can't blame this all on the OL either - Raiola clearly has made about 50% of those sacks happen on his own due to his really pocket presence.

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I get what you’re saying but I don’t think it’s fair to put the usc game in there. He had only two pass attempts before he got hurt


Which I still argue we recovered that fumble

 

[BusterScruggs]

Let's not act like it wasn't a huge gamble sending Dylan to Nebraska. 7 losing seasons in a row. Hadn't been to a bowl game in 8 years. Unproven (at the time) new head coach. Previous coach botched his recruitment. Not the most alluring place to send the number 2 QB in the county.

To send your kid to a school like that when he could have gone to Georgia or tOSU, it needs to be worth it financially IMO. I don't mind his dad looking out for him and making sure he is taken care of. The whole taking interviews and what not, that's weird in my book. Has "pageant mom" written all over it.

Just for the sake of argument/hypothetical, was it really a huge gamble for them to come here if there was a gentleman's agreement that he'd basically be the guaranteed starter? For sure he wasn't going to get that guarantee at Georgia or OSU.

 

[HerbRedman]

I get what you’re saying but I don’t think it’s fair to put the usc game in there. He had only two pass attempts before he got hurt


Which I still argue we recovered that fumble

Lindemeyer had it and clearly got it ripped from him by the USC guy in the pile.

When the ref pointed to USC ball, Luke didn't protest the call. Which makes me think he knows he got it ripped from him. If you watch the replay, LL just agrees with the call and walks off. Not normally the reaction you see if the person truly had the ball.

 

[G0skrz]

Just for the sake of argument/hypothetical, was it really a huge gamble for them to come here if there was a gentleman's agreement that he'd basically be the guaranteed starter? For sure he wasn't going to get that guarantee at Georgia or OSU.

Personally, I think it was a huge gamble. From being committed to tOSU which regularly hits Big Ten championships to Georgia which regularly competes for National Championships to Nebraska that was on the verge of national irrelevancy. I agree, was 100% not going to be a starter at either of those locations but within a year or two, you're starting at a program that, at the time, was lightyears ahead of Nebraska. Nothing in Rhule's first year would have made me think we're where we are at now.

For the record, I am very happy with us picking up Dylan and think he has done a pretty good job on field and a really great job off field helping create an awesome culture within the football program. I would be sad to see him go but if he does, best of luck to him.

But, at that time and place, it was a huge gamble picking an unproven team Nebraska team over Georgia or tOSU. With taking a risk that big, need to get compensated for it and in todays college football era, that mean cash money.

 

[That SOB Van Owen]

We’ll probably have to go to the portal for a QB so I think the money will go there

Backup QBs don’t cost $2 million bucko.

 

[nscottie]

Word here in Phoenix is Leavitt not returning to ASU for final year

 

[BeerConsumer67]

Personally, I think it was a huge gamble. From being committed to tOSU which regularly hits Big Ten championships to Georgia which regularly competes for National Championships to Nebraska that was on the verge of national irrelevancy. I agree, was 100% not going to be a starter at either of those locations but within a year or two, you're starting at a program that, at the time, was lightyears ahead of Nebraska. Nothing in Rhule's first year would have made me think we're where we are at now.

For the record, I am very happy with us picking up Dylan and think he has done a pretty good job on field and a really great job off field helping create an awesome culture within the football program. I would be sad to see him go but if he does, best of luck to him.

But, at that time and place, it was a huge gamble picking an unproven team Nebraska team over Georgia or tOSU. With taking a risk that big, need to get compensated for it and in todays college football era, that mean cash money.

He isn't playing over stockton, sayin, beck, or howard so I don't get this. He wouldn't have played there. I guess it would've been nice to get that ring with OSU last year.

 

[BeerConsumer67]

Word here in Phoenix is Leavitt not returning to ASU for final year

Been nationally reported that he's out. Interesting to see if he follows Dillingham if he leaves. LSU needs a qb...

 

[Tonkasker]

Word here in Phoenix is Leavitt not returning to ASU for final year

That's already been reported. probably top kid in the portal. $4.5 million o/u

 

[BusterScruggs]

we missed our shot on leavitt IMO. he's going to a big boy program now to try and win a natty ala Will Howard

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

we missed our shot on leavitt IMO. he's going to a big boy program now to try and win a natty ala Will Howard

Won’t happen

 

[Irv]

According to PSU message board it’s Bob Chesney

If Rhule bails, we should take Chesney.

 

[realbp]

Beau Pribula played pretty well in the SEC and made a lot of money instead of sitting behind the trash can that is Allar at PSU.

Pribula was not good. Did you watch him?

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

If Rhule bails, we should take Chesney.

Kenny?

 

[Frogsker30]

Lindemeyer had it and clearly got it ripped from him by the USC guy in the pile.

When the ref pointed to USC ball, Luke didn't protest the call. Which makes me think he knows he got it ripped from him. If you watch the replay, LL just agrees with the call and walks off. Not normally the reaction you see if the person truly had the ball.

That’s a problem I have with big ass piles

A guy can clearly have it ( has to have it in order for it to be ripped out) and by rule since he’s on the ground (or touched in the NFL) that should be it, should matter if someone ripped it 1 second or 10 seconds after clear possession.

 

[DuckSker]

we need OL

He moves like one, slide him down