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03/01/2016 at 1:45 PM #100411
Pack78
ParticipantToday is the deadline to re-up with the Wolfpack Club for football priority…did it today-Go Pack!
03/01/2016 at 2:03 PM #100412the_phisherman
ParticipantToday is the deadline to re-up with the Wolfpack Club for football priority…did it today-Go Pack!
Thank you so much for posting this. I had completely forgotten about the deadline.
03/01/2016 at 2:59 PM #100413redisgood
ParticipantYeah, I did too. Thx!
03/01/2016 at 3:55 PM #100414VaWolf82
KeymasterI don’t think we need our QB to be great this year, but they will need to be very good
Not much distinction there. I don’t ever remember State having a good year without a very good to great QB. (Though there are people around here that remember teams that I never got to watch.)
With State’s QB being a complete unknown, I expect State to be picked in the bottom half of the conference by the various media outlets. If the QB is not very good, then that is also where State will finish.
03/01/2016 at 5:08 PM #100415redisgood
ParticipantOn an unrelated note, State picked up a commitment in the 2017 class from Grant Gibson a DT from Mallard Creek. Most places have him as a 3 star, Rivals rated him a 4 star. Regardless, Mallard Creek is becoming a great pipeline for us.
03/01/2016 at 10:06 PM #100418rky
Participantyay . . . another year of mediocrity. What say you, faithful fellow Wolfpack fans . . . over/under 6 wins next season?
03/01/2016 at 11:08 PM #100420redwolf87
ParticipantRB is definitely deep. Need to get just enough of an OL to open just the smallest smidgen of daylight.
Not concerned about the QB. I’m still concerned about the vertical personnel. But, maybe once the new QB hits a couple of bombs that will change.
I’m traditionally a glass-half-empty guy (aren’t most of us?) but I think this year is going to exceed expectations.
But somebody had better cover in the D-backfield.
03/02/2016 at 7:47 AM #100421Fastback68
ParticipantIIRC, after 25 years of mediocrity, Jalan put West Meck on his back and carried them into the HS playoffs. I watched Jalan play two games in person. Not a talent scout, but I liked his toughness and when he made a mistake it didn’t turn into a pout session.
Now about that “erasing of the memory bank”. Erb or hammer/chisel
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