Is it too soon to talk about a Mason Fine Statue at Apogee?

[southsideguy]

12 hours ago, GrandGreen said:

No, but if you are referring to the backup QB's; I didn't see anything all that damaging.

Bean was a trainwreck in the game, but it was a hard game to get your first semi-meaningful playing time.  He is a rpo type QB, not a pocket passer and expecting him to make those very difficult sideline throws like Fine was unrealistic.  

Bean may not be a QB, but I would not give up on him based on a game were most that wore green played horrible.  It would help the QB if NT had a few more receivers who could actually catch a ball.  If Bean is not a QB, NT could certainly use his speed at wr or cb. 

Aune looked good against an uninterested La Tech defense of subs. 

If you are referring to next year's team, after this year's fiasco|: I don't see a significant drop.   The defense should be significantly better.  The offense should be better at wr, te and stellar at RB.  The biggest question after QB will be can NT replace three ol starters.  

 

I appreciate your optimism on the defense because I need it.  Why do you think the defense will be better (hard to be worse) next year?

I don't think Bean is the answer, I think Aune and Martin are our best hope.  I am thinking SL does not like Martin because he is wild on the sideline.  But on a side note the back ups did hand the ball off pretty well.

 

[letsgiveacheer]

Speaking of statues, when I was at the Charlotte game a few weeks ago, I noticed a very large statue directly outside the main entrance to their stadium. I wondered who at Charlotte had played football at such a high level to warrant such a memorial?

It turned out that it was just a statue of a generic football player!