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(06-30-2015 10:59 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  USF needs to beg, borrow, and steal a hardship waiver for Woulard this year. #1 ranked dual threat QB in the nation coming out of HS. We need him to dual it out with Flowers, and if he is as good as everyone says he'll have a good chance of winning job, we'll be in great hands.

Need to get this kid on the field this year, some how, some way. Don't care how it happens.

It would be nice to have him but lets be honest, he would get here at the end of july at earliest and hed have to be the next coming of christ to memorize a playbook and be ready to play in less than 60 days.

Bench is getting better and Flowers has shown real improvement. We have a much better oline and that alone will open up our amazing RB. We were less fairly close to a 6-7 win season last year. Two VERY close games... I think hit 6 and Taggart gets his extra year, which I desperately want.
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I know people are hoping Woulard can somehow get a hardship waiver and are using Reilly Gibbons situation as to why you think USF can somehow use their "hardship waiver magic" to get him eligible this year but this is a completely different situation. Gibbons took a couple summer classes last year and ended up withdrawing from Stanford at the start of the football season last fall. He basically sat out a year and it still took SIX MONTHS for the NCAA to come to the conclusion that he could be eligible this year. Woulard spent this past entire academic year at UCLA. I know never to say never but there is absolutely no way Woulard will be eligible to play this fall. Lets just dispel this thought now and look forward to seeing how well Flowers can progress from this past year and THEN look forward to him and Woulard going head to head in the spring of 2016.
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(07-01-2015 06:24 PM)BaltimoreBull Wrote:  I know people are hoping Woulard can somehow get a hardship waiver and are using Reilly Gibbons situation as to why you think USF can somehow use their "hardship waiver magic" to get him eligible this year but this is a completely different situation. Gibbons took a couple summer classes last year adnd ended up withdrawing from Stanford at the start of the football season last fall. He basically sat out a year and it still took SIX MONTHS for the NCAA to come to the conclusion that he could be eligible this year. Woulard spent this past entire academic year at UCLA. I know never to say never but there is absolutely no way Woulard will be eligible to play this fall. Lets just dispel this thought now and look forward to seeing how well Flowers can progress from this past year and THEN look forward to him and Woulard going head to head in the spring of 2016.

No one is counting him on playing this year" chances are very low but never say never.
I think we will need Flowers and Bench to be good this year to succeed
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Asiantii Woulard seeking waiver from NCAA

It is believed Woulard, who starred at Winter Park High, is pursuing a waiver based on family reasons. If the waiver isn't granted, he'd be allowed only to practice with the Bulls this season, and would have two years' eligibility thereafter.

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bulls/asia...aa/2238427
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(07-23-2015 11:24 AM)CPR Wrote:  Asiantii Woulard seeking waiver from NCAA

It is believed Woulard, who starred at Winter Park High, is pursuing a waiver based on family reasons. If the waiver isn't granted, he'd be allowed only to practice with the Bulls this season, and would have two years' eligibility thereafter.

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bulls/asia...aa/2238427

i dont buy into usf next year with flower, being honest...but woulard to me is a game changer.... i honestly think usf has a chance at 8 wins with him
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(07-23-2015 12:31 PM)pesik Wrote:  
(07-23-2015 11:24 AM)CPR Wrote:  Asiantii Woulard seeking waiver from NCAA

It is believed Woulard, who starred at Winter Park High, is pursuing a waiver based on family reasons. If the waiver isn't granted, he'd be allowed only to practice with the Bulls this season, and would have two years' eligibility thereafter.

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bulls/asia...aa/2238427

i dont buy into usf next year with flower, being honest...but woulard to me is a game changer.... i honestly think usf has a chance at 8 wins with him

Not saying he will get it but I called this as soon as he got the transfer papers
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Man we sure need this waiver to go through bad. Although I think Flowers can hold down the fort this year, our prospects go up fast if somehow Woulard gets eligible.
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ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.
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(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!
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(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

He already used his redshirt at UCLA so if he gets the waiver he gets three years here and if he doesnt he gets two after this one. Either way, we have him the next two years.
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I agree, I think we're in good hands with Flowers, and even Bench this year. I just want to see what happens if Flowers has to battle Woulard for starting job, and may the best man win. Woulard may not beat him out, but he certainly could, and then we'd have our best QB sitting on the bench for a year unusable if he doesn't get waiver. We need ALL options available to us now.

In case you forgot, Woulard was the #1 ranked DT QB coming out of HS in the entire country.

Flowers was like the #8 or 9 ranked DT QB.

Bench was a moderate level recruit (3 star).
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(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

its a new offense for everyone ...1 its a half dual threat offense not much learning needed its running ..2 its a spread one of the easiest offenses to learn as a qb..whcih is why spread qbs are deducted major point s in the draft

especially with the spread usf is running, here's flower on the offense itself and how it will ran (its about easy short passes just at fast tempo)
https://youtu.be/wAAMxmibycQ?t=1m29s

ive watched 2 full games with flowers (smu/spring game), and he hasnt scored 1 td yet....i have hard time seeing him score 5-6 times a game versus harder tougher defenses
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(07-24-2015 12:11 PM)pesik Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

its a new offense for everyone ...1 its a half dual threat offense not much learning needed its running ..2 its a spread one of the easiest offenses to learn as a qb..whcih is why spread qbs are deducted major point s in the draft

especially with the spread usf is running, here's flower on the offense itself and how it will ran (its about easy short passes just at fast tempo)
https://youtu.be/wAAMxmibycQ?t=1m29s

ive watched 2 full games with flowers (smu/spring game), and he hasnt scored 1 td yet....i have hard time seeing him score 5-6 times a game versus harder tougher defenses

Again, you keep harping on the SMU game. You do realize his brother was killed one day prior to this game and it's a miracle he even played at all, right. How he even played, I have no idea. It was also about 30 degrees out with drizzle. Turnovers and poor pay by other personnel also hurt him in the SMU game.

As far as the spring game, there was no continuity as the teams were divided up. He did show great touch on a few passes, and if he could actually run, he would have put up big yardage there, instead of being down by touch.

He looked great all spring beating White and Bench out.

If he gets a chance to play this year (and/or beats Woulard out), he'll remind fans of Grothe and Daniels. They had good careers.

I hope we get to see a Flowers/Woulard duel and if Woulard wins job, then great.

One other point, some of the lowest scoring spring games in USF history under Leavitt, were followed by the highest scoring seasons in USF football. USF could score under Leavitt with a similar spread offense.
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(07-24-2015 12:40 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  Again, you keep harping on the SMU game. You do realize his brother was killed one day prior to this game and it's a miracle he even played at all, right. How he even played, I have no idea. It was also about 30 degrees out with drizzle. Turnovers and poor pay by other personnel also hurt him in the SMU game.

As far as the spring game, there was no continuity as the teams were divided up. He did show great touch on a few passes, and if he could actually run, he would have put up big yardage there, instead of being down by touch.

He looked great all spring beating White and Bench out.

If he gets a chance to play this year (and/or beats Woulard out), he'll remind fans of Grothe and Daniels. They had good careers.

I hope we get to see a Flowers/Woulard duel and if Woulard wins job, then great.

One other point, some of the lowest scoring spring games in USF history under Leavitt, were followed by the highest scoring seasons in USF football. USF could score under Leavitt with a similar spread offense.

smu was the worst defense in the nation, if he wasnt capable of playing he shouldnt have played...white should have been in..

and how do you explain ncstate where he had more ints than completions (prior to incident)

im not even saying he'll be bad....i think he'll be improved...and probably got better than bench of white ..but neither of those statements really mean much...he was horribly bad last year and mike white and bench werent good....if we are talking about usf putting out qb play to win major games you are going to need more than that

i get that your being optimistic but usf is going to need to produce 30-35 points a game to have a legit shot at bowl eligibility and i dont see that with flowers, teams will crowd the line take away his feet/your run game and your one sided offense will be taken away.

im not even saying asiantii Is anything special but he'll be decent enough to create room for the run game to have te carry the offense.. from the ucla film out there/elite 11 videos he is accurate on the deep pass and has great touch...his weakness seems to decision making
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(07-24-2015 12:40 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 12:11 PM)pesik Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

its a new offense for everyone ...1 its a half dual threat offense not much learning needed its running ..2 its a spread one of the easiest offenses to learn as a qb..whcih is why spread qbs are deducted major point s in the draft

especially with the spread usf is running, here's flower on the offense itself and how it will ran (its about easy short passes just at fast tempo)
https://youtu.be/wAAMxmibycQ?t=1m29s

ive watched 2 full games with flowers (smu/spring game), and he hasnt scored 1 td yet....i have hard time seeing him score 5-6 times a game versus harder tougher defenses

Again, you keep harping on the SMU game. You do realize his brother was killed one day prior to this game and it's a miracle he even played at all, right. How he even played, I have no idea. It was also about 30 degrees out with drizzle. Turnovers and poor pay by other personnel also hurt him in the SMU game.

As far as the spring game, there was no continuity as the teams were divided up. He did show great touch on a few passes, and if he could actually run, he would have put up big yardage there, instead of being down by touch.

He looked great all spring beating White and Bench out.

If he gets a chance to play this year (and/or beats Woulard out), he'll remind fans of Grothe and Daniels. They had good careers.

I hope we get to see a Flowers/Woulard duel and if Woulard wins job, then great.

One other point, some of the lowest scoring spring games in USF history under Leavitt, were followed by the highest scoring seasons in USF football. USF could score under Leavitt with a similar spread offense.

Dont debate Pesik. He is a **** for brains moron who thinks he actually knows something. He doesnt even know the version of the spread were running let alone anything about the development of our players or key personnel changes.

The guy attempts to jump into every thread and just shows how little he knows. Debating him is like beating on the class retard. Its just this retard will keep coming back claiming he is right. Doesnt matter how many times you prove him wrong, he'll claim victory and keep coming.

Ignoring him is the only path. As a behavior analyst I can tell you if you never respond to him, he will eventually go away.
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(07-25-2015 01:18 PM)mtmedlin Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 12:40 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 12:11 PM)pesik Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

its a new offense for everyone ...1 its a half dual threat offense not much learning needed its running ..2 its a spread one of the easiest offenses to learn as a qb..whcih is why spread qbs are deducted major point s in the draft

especially with the spread usf is running, here's flower on the offense itself and how it will ran (its about easy short passes just at fast tempo)
https://youtu.be/wAAMxmibycQ?t=1m29s

ive watched 2 full games with flowers (smu/spring game), and he hasnt scored 1 td yet....i have hard time seeing him score 5-6 times a game versus harder tougher defenses

Again, you keep harping on the SMU game. You do realize his brother was killed one day prior to this game and it's a miracle he even played at all, right. How he even played, I have no idea. It was also about 30 degrees out with drizzle. Turnovers and poor pay by other personnel also hurt him in the SMU game.

As far as the spring game, there was no continuity as the teams were divided up. He did show great touch on a few passes, and if he could actually run, he would have put up big yardage there, instead of being down by touch.

He looked great all spring beating White and Bench out.

If he gets a chance to play this year (and/or beats Woulard out), he'll remind fans of Grothe and Daniels. They had good careers.

I hope we get to see a Flowers/Woulard duel and if Woulard wins job, then great.

One other point, some of the lowest scoring spring games in USF history under Leavitt, were followed by the highest scoring seasons in USF football. USF could score under Leavitt with a similar spread offense.

Dont debate Pesik. He is a **** for brains moron who thinks he actually knows something. He doesnt even know the version of the spread were running let alone anything about the development of our players or key personnel changes.

i clearly linked a video of flowers himself saying exactly what type spread it was going to be like...

being rude and spouting insults doesnt make you sound smart
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(07-25-2015 01:18 PM)mtmedlin Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 12:40 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 12:11 PM)pesik Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:38 AM)CyberBull Wrote:  
(07-24-2015 11:01 AM)mtmedlin Wrote:  ID put money that Bench and Flowers beat him out even if he does get the waiver. The kid will have roughly 60 days or less to have learned the playbook and knock off any rust.

Flowers reviews have been quite good. Bench is a senior and Flowers has beat him out for the majority of the reps. The kid is quick and if he masters this offense, you may see him be #2 or #3 in rushing yards.

Agree.

Although the offense is new to Flowers as well, I don't think Woolard can learn the new offense quickly enough to win the starter's job. So if that is the case I'd rather save the year of eligibility and two full years out of him while the young QBs on the roster develop. USF needs to get away from having to rely on true freshman Qbs. That is the mess the Taggart inherited from Lou's son...and what could get him fired if he doesn't have a good year.

With that said, I think we have enough playmakers on Offense where won't have to ask Flowers to do a whole lot and just needs to manage the offense. Throw in his running ability and I can see him having a BJ Daniels/Matt Grothe first year starter type of year.

I excited to see the boys play this year!

its a new offense for everyone ...1 its a half dual threat offense not much learning needed its running ..2 its a spread one of the easiest offenses to learn as a qb..whcih is why spread qbs are deducted major point s in the draft

especially with the spread usf is running, here's flower on the offense itself and how it will ran (its about easy short passes just at fast tempo)
https://youtu.be/wAAMxmibycQ?t=1m29s

ive watched 2 full games with flowers (smu/spring game), and he hasnt scored 1 td yet....i have hard time seeing him score 5-6 times a game versus harder tougher defenses

Again, you keep harping on the SMU game. You do realize his brother was killed one day prior to this game and it's a miracle he even played at all, right. How he even played, I have no idea. It was also about 30 degrees out with drizzle. Turnovers and poor pay by other personnel also hurt him in the SMU game.

As far as the spring game, there was no continuity as the teams were divided up. He did show great touch on a few passes, and if he could actually run, he would have put up big yardage there, instead of being down by touch.

He looked great all spring beating White and Bench out.

If he gets a chance to play this year (and/or beats Woulard out), he'll remind fans of Grothe and Daniels. They had good careers.

I hope we get to see a Flowers/Woulard duel and if Woulard wins job, then great.

One other point, some of the lowest scoring spring games in USF history under Leavitt, were followed by the highest scoring seasons in USF football. USF could score under Leavitt with a similar spread offense.

Dont debate Pesik. He is a **** for brains moron who thinks he actually knows something. He doesnt even know the version of the spread were running let alone anything about the development of our players or key personnel changes.

The guy attempts to jump into every thread and just shows how little he knows. Debating him is like beating on the class retard. Its just this retard will keep coming back claiming he is right. Doesnt matter how many times you prove him wrong, he'll claim victory and keep coming.

Ignoring him is the only path. As a behavior analyst I can tell you if you never respond to him, he will eventually go away.

That is why I dropped the conversation with him....as it would be a huge waste of time. Funny how a Houston fan thinks he knows more about USF players than diehard USF fans.

Bottom line: anyone that judges a kid with just 20 passing attempts doesn't really know much. His two interceptions against NCState were essentially hail mary types. Against SMU...he was named the starter early in the week and then his brother was killed and didn't take any meaningful practice snaps with a clear head. If anything else it was a bad move for Taggart for putting the kid in there who clearly wasn't ready...but then again Taggart had no choice. That is how bad the QB position was left by Lou's son.
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(07-25-2015 02:19 PM)CyberBull Wrote:  That is why I dropped the conversation with him....as it would be a huge waste of time. Funny how a Houston fan thinks he knows more about USF players than diehard USF fans.

Bottom line: anyone that judges a kid with just 20 passing attempts doesn't really know much. His two interceptions against NCState were essentially hail mary types. Against SMU...he was named the starter early in the week and then his brother was killed and didn't take any meaningful practice snaps with a clear head. If anything else it was a bad move for Taggart for putting the kid in there who clearly wasn't ready...but then again Taggart had no choice. That is how bad the QB position was left by Lou's son.

i don't know more than die hard usf fans but i can be more impartial...i did hear non-stop from the diehards about mike whites greatness aswell

and i watched the ncstate game aswell as most usf games, those were just horrible passes ...
i tend to go to teams forums while watching games to get their opinion and every usf fan was ready to switch him to another position after that game...all because there are rumors that he improved doesnt mean you need to change the past....
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I saw Flowers against either Memphis or UCF; I do not remember. These are my impressions. He is a tremendous athlete with a strong arm. He is not going to drop back and pick you apart, however, he is the type that may escape pressure and beat you long. The USF staff would be smart to make him a game manager. Let him dink and dunk and beat you with his legs. That is the recipe for a successful season.
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(07-25-2015 03:35 PM)rosewater Wrote:  I saw Flowers against either Memphis or UCF; I do not remember. These are my impressions. He is a tremendous athlete with a strong arm. He is not going to drop back and pick you apart, however, he is the type that may escape pressure and beat you long. The USF staff would be smart to make him a game manager. Let him dink and dunk and beat you with his legs. That is the recipe for a successful season.

Which is more of the offensive style we are going this year with the spread and one back. I think those judging Flowers for his brief appearances as a true freshmen with little support around him and a system that didn't match his skills will be surprised at what they will see this year.
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