Nice Brock Berglund Mention in Chuck Long article

Harry · January 12, 2013

Long was also technically Kansas' man on Wichita, Kansas native Joseph Randle, but Randle committed to Oklahoma State two months before Long got to Kansas. Randle was considered one of the nation's top 25 running backs or top 45 athletes, depending on how the various services categorized him.

Among the '11 class signees, Long's best pickup was Brock Berglund, a Highlands Ranch, Colorado native who was considered one of the nation's top 30 quarterbacks. He originally committed to Colorado, but Long swayed him to Kansas.

Berglund also had offers from Boise State, Kansas State, UCLA, Washington, Utah, Minnesota and others. He has since transferred from Kansas to North Texas.

Read more: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/colleges/acc-all-access-blog/dp-spt-acc-all-access-possible-virginia-tech-off-coord-candidate-chuck-long-wasnt-huge-success-as-a-recruit-20130111,0,5731902.post

MeanGreenGlory · January 12, 2013

I really hope Brock is as good as advertised. We sure could use a top 30 quarterback...

Bring it on, Brock!

UNT90 · January 12, 2013

I'm more than a little leery of any preseason expectations in any sport involving UNT.

Call me crazy.

CurveItAround · January 12, 2013

I'm more than a little leery of any preseason expectations in any sport involving UNT.

Call me crazy.

2nd that.

Cooley · January 12, 2013

What were Derek Thompson' s offers out of Glen Rose?

greenminer · January 12, 2013

I'm more than a little leery of any preseason expectations in any sport involving UNT.

Call me crazy.

Exactly.

Mean Green 93-98 · January 12, 2013

What were Derek Thompson' s offers out of Glen Rose?

I'm pretty sure North Texas was his only FBS offer.

BillySee58 · January 12, 2013

I'm pretty sure North Texas was his only FBS offer.

We were his only offer at all, and there was a reason for that.

As DT's biggest critic I think he turned out very well, all things considered. Next year he will be what he should've been all along; a serviceable backup who, if he comes in, will have the task of not turning the ball over and hitting short passes.

Green Dozer · January 12, 2013

We were his only offer at all, and there was a reason for that.
As DT's biggest critic I think he turned out very well, all things considered. Next year he will be what he should've been all along; a serviceable backup who, if he comes in, will have the task of not turning the ball over and hitting short passes.

Don't beat yourself up, Trussbad is a bigger critic.