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frase said...
After his 4-0 record in 2011 I was a Rees supporter but after all the turnovers last season I feel that Hendrix should get the chance to start against Navy.To b the two biggest turnovers that ND.had were not Rees's fault the two fumbles on the goal lines against USF.and USC.
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HamOnWry22 said...
We're all pretty aware of Tommy Rees' limitations. The problem is we don't know the limitations of the others. It's not a good situation when you're pinning your hopes on an undersized redshirt Freshman who's never taken a snap in a college football game. Then again, there's a poster on this site who was pretty much in the same position in 1966.
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HamOnWry22 said...
We're all pretty aware of Tommy Rees' limitations. The problem is we don't know the limitations of the others. It's not a good situation when you're pinning your hopes on an undersized redshirt Freshman who's never taken a snap in a college football game. Then again, there's a poster on this site who was pretty much in the same position in 1966.
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HamOnWry22 said...
If we went by Blue and Gold game performances, Nate Montana would be starting for ND instead of West Virginia Wesleyan. Let's be honest about this -- Golson was running a dumbed down offense against a dumbed down defense, and he was being spoon fed plays from the sidelines. He has a ton of talent, and certainly could hit the ground running. But, the reality is that no one here knows for sure how ready he's going to be. They just know they want somebody not named Tommy Rees. Last year, many on this board were clamoring for Andrew Hendrix. Now, he's practically the forgotten man on the sidelines, and only an option if Golson or Kiel is not ready.
Hendrix did not give us an "average hand" last year, and there's no guarantee that Golson or Kiel will, either. I don't want to see Rees taking snaps any more than the next guy, but let's be honest about what we have going into next season -- "no idea." As I said above, ND has been in that position before, and thrived. No reason it can't happen this year, but there's little that can be done right now other than sit back with our fingers crossed.








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