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RE: UC QB situation (Ridder v Bryant)
(09-28-2020 01:20 PM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  Right, so point being that the coaching staff has made the big change before and they did so in favor of a guy who isn't exactly lighting the world on fire 3 years later. I have to think they're talking about it quite a bit.

People on UC social media lately are acting like the staff are watching Ben Bryant sling all over the field- mistake free in practice and saying "Meh- I don't care, we're sticking with Ridder".

Something said it on here (or maybe it was on BCJ) that UC fans have remnants of Brendan Kay/Munchie Legaux or Hayden Moore/Gunner Kiel in their brain where CBJ and CTT stuck to their guys regardless. CLF will not accept losing, and if it means that we will need to make a move to win he will not hesitate to pull that trigger.
 
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UC QB situation (Ridder v Bryant) - doss2 - 09-28-2020, 10:22 AM
RE: UC QB situation (Ridder v Bryant) - CliftonAve - 09-28-2020 01:24 PM



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