Yeah...maybe....sometimes you've got to punch the bullies back...take a stand. One just posted inferring he put me on ignore, and then took a shot at me. Well, isn't that the text book definition of "can dish it out but can't take it"?I'm noticing a trend with you and the inability to let things go.
It worked out pretty well for him too...he would have been benched at most other schools who weren't on sanctions and had other options at QB. So it was great he stayed but he should also be thankful to PSU for never getting benched.
Nice post LaJ, I believe Mauti has a serious intestinal problem, l don't remember medical term, but if treatment goes well this year he did mention he would try to play the game again. In fact I believe his medical issues started while at PSU.
And a very inexperienced line for one of those years. I understand Hack is going to be waist deep in the pocket with DE's due to the problems on the Jets offense line.
There is a delicate balance that must be attained. Priorities to be established. In other words, do you play to the individual honors (Heisman hopeful) or do you keep on track for program continuity and growth? I believe we will see more of Tommy Stevens and many will question why.
I can't recall too many programs sitting their Heisman candidate QB to get playing time for the back up for continuity and growth of the program. Especially when that starter likely has two years left. I love Tommy as a backup and would love to see him stay, but sometimes the timing is just wrong for a particular player.
It took the staff a long time to name Trace the starter last year. I'm not sure that Stevens is not at least the equal of Trace. I'd rather see a playoff team than a Heisman.
And a two QB system doesn't necessarily mean a playoff team. It's Trace's team, he's proven himself and earned it. If he gets hurt, then Tommy gets his shot...otherwise it's Trace all the way. Maybe he will hang in like a lot of QB's do and maybe he won't. But Trace is the guy.
Loyalty to PSU for one. Look at Parsons and Fields...need I say more. Hell those guys jumped off the ship when things are starting to get rolling...Hack came during it's darkest hour. Those here crapping on him seem so GD odd to me.
That's admirable, yes. It has nothing to do with his or the Jets' current offensive struggles, however, which is the focus of the article. Being a good person doesn't make you a good QB.
Being an a-hole to former players pretty much makes one an a-hole. Even more so considering when he committed and what it meant. I don't care about the Jets, they suck and that dates Hack.
Yeah, not much of an effort by the receiver. ARob caught those all the time.
They ran better routes.But three of those 11 were caught by reporters.
with all the bitching about Hack, i thought of reminiscing on his greatest throw.
O-Line was a sieve all night, 3rd &13 with 2 mins left, down by 4, just had TD to J James called back, and the next play....Hack throws an absolute gem.
Screw you Hack haters!
