Wow...huge improvement for Allar. He was not impressive in the spring game. And what does that mean to CV?Drew Allar is Penn State's backup quarterback week one.
Wow...huge improvement for Allar. He was not impressive in the spring game. And what does that mean to CV?Drew Allar is Penn State's backup quarterback week one.
I don't sense CV transferring tomorrow. Let them battle it out the rest of the fall and into next spring for the starting job and go from there.Wow...huge improvement for Allar. He was not impressive in the spring game. And what does that mean to CV?
Agreed, but that depends on how well CV is taking this. We don't know why. Hell, I still don't know why he didn't play against Iowa. I'd love to see him stay. He played well later in the season. And things change. But if I am CV, I may not portal today, but I am certainly looking at my options. hell, Kentucky will be looking for a starter next year!I don't sense CV transferring tomorrow. Let them battle it out the rest of the fall and into next spring for the starting job and go from there.
didn't somebody post that he had a knee? I guess that was not correct?Mustipher says Cornell transfer Hunter Nourzad has made the transition really well and he's handled the elevated level of talent. Has had some good battles with him throughout the fall.
Mustipher says Chop Robinson has "true passing rushing abilities" but also that he's very physical and does a good job against the run.
Not everyone is Will Levis, and maybe CV may get more playing time than we think.Wow...huge improvement for Allar. He was not impressive in the spring game. And what does that mean to CV?
Not so sure they lost less. Their top 3 receivers will not be in uniform this season. Bell, Wright, and Anthrop is a loss of 200 receptions and 2600 yards receiving. That's alot to replace and they only rushed for 1000 yards as a team.Agree but Purdue had a really good team last year (beating both Iowa and Sparty) while losing less than we did to graduation. They are a formidable opponent this year who is on the rise.
I submit that if you are playing at that level, getting up at 5am, going through your reps, sacrificing your body, you THINK you are that good.Not everyone is Will Levis, and maybe CV may get more playing time than we think.
I read that JF mentioned the back-up QB position is fluid. Perhaps it will be so, but how do you get a 3rd team QB enough reps in practice and then maybe some game reps if there is blow out situation. Previously, CJF has been reluctant to play the back-up QB. We shall see. The wild card is - dare I say- injuries.Not everyone is Will Levis, and maybe CV may get more playing time than we think.
Fair enough. Purdue had a lot of high-quality Xfers including the B1Gs top kick return player of the year last year (a WR).Not so sure they lost less. Their top 3 receivers will not be in uniform this season. Bell, Wright, and Anthrop is a loss of 200 receptions and 2600 yards receiving. That's alot to replace and they only rushed for 1000 yards as a team.
On defense, losing Karlaftis doesn’t just mean losing his production but also the triple teams he drew. Plus their leading tackler LB Alexander is gone as well.
So while they return a who bunch of starters, those missing were the biggest parts of their production on both sides of the ball and it's not even close.
We lost more total starters sure but that's not the whole story. We also return 3 injured starters that were unavailable and brought in some ready to start newcomers.
I still don't know why he didn't play against Iowa
"I came back to win." - Mustipher on his return to Penn State this season. Says Thursday will have a lot of emotion. "I'll take it all in all, I'll appreciate it."
Yeah they are a tough road opener draw but do you notice a trend? Wisconsin was a very tough draw, before that Indiana was due to returning a ton of players that year, and it just seems to always be that we get the team from the west that is the most seasoned as our opener, on the road.Fair enough. Purdue had a lot of high-quality Xfers including the B1Gs top kick return player of the year last year (a WR).
I believe we've started the B1G season on the road in 12 of the last 13 years. Not kidding.Yeah they are a tough road opener draw but do you notice a trend? Wisconsin was a very tough draw, before that Indiana was due to returning a ton of players that year, and it just seems to always be that we get the team from the west that is the most seasoned as our opener, on the road.
I still don’t know why he didn’t play vs Illinois.Agreed, but that depends on how well CV is taking this. We don't know why. Hell, I still don't know why he didn't play against Iowa. I'd love to see him stay. He played well later in the season. And things change. But if I am CV, I may not portal today, but I am certainly looking at my options. hell, Kentucky will be looking for a starter next year!
Yes I agree we MUST take care of Purdue and it would be nice if we could win by 10 or more but that is probably not happening. Nevertheless, we need the W to start separating ourselves from the chasers of O$U and scUM and get back to their level or at least certainly scUM's. Catching O$U where we beat them 50% of the time may just be too far fetched. Sparty this year will also be huge. It would be great to get to 10 wins and a NY6 bowl but a lot of work ahead to accomplish that starting on Thursday.Agree but Purdue had a really good team last year (beating both Iowa and Sparty) while losing less than we did to graduation. They are a formidable opponent this year who is on the rise.