http://www.nctimes.com/movie/footbal...cc/viewer.html
OH YEA!.. .He's good!!
#2 on the video
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...anyon+football
bunch of video links here
Printable View
http://www.nctimes.com/movie/footbal...cc/viewer.html
OH YEA!.. .He's good!!
#2 on the video
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...anyon+football
bunch of video links here
we will be doing the show live tonight from his high school.
Stay Classy San Diego
(If you have never watched Anchorman, ignore me). If you have, feel free to share.
I'm Ron Burgundy??????
Go F&^K yourselves San Diego... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Burgundy
Diversity, I believe is an old wooden ship from the civil war times.
God I love that movie
FYI- for those watching at home saying "WTF is this thread about?", this thread is about one of NDSU's latest verbals, a QB from San Diego.
Good to get the info...but why is this little skirmish going on?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bisonguy
This kid looks a little bit like Walker in how he drops back, tosses the ball, and feels the game. How big is he?Quote:
Originally Posted by lakesbison
I'm kind of a big deal, I have many leather bound books, and my apartment smells of rich mohagany. (sp?)
I am friend with Merlin Olson.
Bark twice if you're in Milwaukee.
So many good lines in that movie. If you haven't seen, you may think we are crazy at this point.
HA HA.. hilarious.. Its called "INSIDE INFORMATION"
welcome to -28 below JOSE!!!
Bring Veronica Corningstone with you!
Veronica Corningstone: Take me to Pleasure Town.
Ron Burgundy: Oh, we're going there.
Scotch, scotch, scotch....I love scotch!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Burgundy
Ron Burgundy: Discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means a whale's vagina.
Veronica Corningstone: No, there's no way that's correct.
Ron Burgundy: I'm sorry, I was trying to impress you. I don't know what it means. I'll be honest, I don't think anyone knows what it means anymore. Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
Veronica Corningstone: Doesn't it mean Saint Diego?
Ron Burgundy: No. No.
Veronica Corningstone: No, that's - that's what it means. Really.
Ron Burgundy: Agree to disagree.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Who really knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaBisonFan
HS roster listed him as 6'1" 175. McFeely said 6'1" 185. Rivals lists him as 6' 156. Based on his photo, I'm guessing closer to the later.
Jose is only 6'1" 185, but honestly he looks smaller. but if he can pass at the Whittier Elite QB camp he's good enough for me!
1 more..
Brian Fantana: People call me the Bry man; I'm the stylish one of the group. I know what you're asking yourself and the answer is yes. I have a nick name for my penis. Its called the Octagon, but I also nick named my testes - my left one is James Westfall and my right one is Doctor Kenneth Noisewater. You ladies play your cards right you just might get to meet the whole gang.
If "he's good", his 2007 stats don't show it:Quote:
Originally Posted by lakesbison
Jose Mohler 94comp 169att 55.62% 1376yd 13TD 5int 102.713 rating
Your a pirate hooker!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Burgundy
what about rushing stats?Quote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
Good question, here's the answer:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hambone
Jose Mohler 129 rushes 517 yd 4.01 yd/rush
But listed as a pro-style QB by Rivals. Go figure.
Veronica Corningstone: My God, what is that smell? Oh.
Brian Fantana: That's the smell of desire my lady.
Veronica Corningstone: God no, it smells like, like a used diaper... filled with... Indian food. Oh, excuse me.
Brian Fantana: You know, desire smells like that to some people
Garth Holliday: What is that? Smells like a turd covered in burnt hair.
News Station Employee: Smells like Bigfoot's dick.
That's a funny quote! It's even funnier reading it! LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by lakesbison
His passing stats were solid and he was also the teams leading rusher. We tend to forget that High School players don't put up Tom Brady type stats and play less games. He's mobile which makes him a great West Coast style QB and if he's one of the best in San Diego he's gotta be solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
I guess in a west coast system I would like to see a higher completion percentage and less running. I think we all remember how well Mike Vick worked in a west coast offense...*cough*
That being said, I am really happy we went out and got what looks to be a pretty damn solid kid at that all important QB spot. I am excited to see what he can do when he gets a couple years to get coached up, get a little bigger, stronger and smarter kid. :)
scotch, scotch, scotch... I love scotch. here it goes down... down, down, down; down to my bellyQuote:
Originally Posted by Aces1180
Where'd you get those clothes? The toilet store...
Brick where did you get that gernade? I dont know.
I love... carpet.
I love... desk.
Brick, are you just looking at things in the office and saying that you love them?
I love lamp.
Do you really love the lamp, or are you just saying it because you saw it?
I love lamp. I love lamp.
I believe there is a QB from Minnesota that has interest in NDSU as well. I have no idea if the bison want him but he has NDSU in this top 3 schools. His numbers didn't look to impressive though. I think his name is Jon Lynch. He is a big kid at 6'4 185. Anybody know anything more about this kid?
A little story about the new QB from a California perspective:
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2008..._351_29_08.txt
"Oh, Sunshine....."
http://youtube.com/watch?v=rXp7O5LtZQQ
The article said he came here in "NEAR freezing temperatures", which means he came during one of our warm periods this winter. What would he have thought yesterday? Jose has certain similarities to Walker and I have faith in Bohl to get the right guy. That said, culture shock is a given. Lastly, the California connection hasn't really been panning out for MSU-Moorhead. But then, we're God's chosen college.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony
I'd say that having a football team hasn't really panned out for MSU-Moorhead. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NDSU1980
I think this Jose kid will be fine...Obviously he knows that NDSU is a place where he can win a championship.
He was in Fargo last weekend getting a tour.Quote:
Originally Posted by NDSU1980
So this is the QB that took so long to find? NDSU had to go to San Diego to find this gem? The kid is smaller than Walker and his high school stats are not even close to the numbers Walker put up. Not impressed at all. Where is a 6'3" or 6'4" talented QB that a program like NDSU should attract? I know some of you will defend Bohl and the other coaches like they are gods, but some criticism is warranted. NDSU had two 10-1 seasons because Walker was taking snaps, making good decisions and performing when he had to. Now everyone is happy that the Bison can hang their hat on Mertans and this guy? And some people on this board call me a homer?
Heck, SDBison, I don't call you a homer. I call you "Always Really, Really Angry About Something Guy". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SDbison
You can call me angry, but I do believe I make some valid points. If this QB is the best NDSU can recruit then the Bison are in for some difficult years ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony
SD BISON... actually we are more happy that we can use all these movie references for him.
Im not GIDDY or CRAZY about him or his stats.. he's a RECRUIT!
3-4 years TOPS before he touches the starting snap if he does.
You're right, NDSU should be getting FBS transfer's left and right for QB's, think of all the STUD QB's at Big Ten, Big 12 schools, that are 3rd,4th on depth chart and will never play, THOSE are the kids that NDSU should have falling on their laps.. .and I think you agree with that!!
but JOSE can you see is here, so hopefully he gets 15-20 pounds on him, stays fast and shifty and improves arm strength so in 2010, he can be 6'2" 205 and a STAR!!!
Stay Classy SD BISON!
excellent news. I'm away for a couple days only to come back and see NDSU lands 3 solid guys. I'm really glad we got QB recruit. Get him a year to redshirt and work with NDSU's strength and conditioning coaches and his physical stats should look pretty impressive.
Going to mid level FBS programs and BCS conference teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by SDbison
I wouldn't hold much weight in his stats, he's probably playing against defenses that have a few big time 3-4+ star recruiting prospects, and he was a part of a very young offense this last year.
Besides, talent isn't even half the battle in developing a kid. Coaching and work ethic play a major role as well in how they turn out, and it sounds like he has the best of both worlds with that.
Recruiting "talent" is overrated. Look at programs like KU, and Missouri, and Miami, and even Nebraska(Sorry Bisonhusker-thank Callahan for that one), or even ND.
no worries Silk, Bo Pelini will have the Huskers back on track this year. They will play with passion or not play. Period. Or he will dress up and play. Love the energy.
He is from St Louis Park I think. I know he listed NDSU as a school he was interested in. A preferred walk on I think, but that is okay by me. Bring on the competition!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Meanor
Okay, but where the hell were you when BisonNeil and a few others like us were taking this staff to task for no QB recruits for the past 2 yrs and only one solid recruit (Mertens) in the past 4 yrs and 356+ days?Quote:
Originally Posted by SDbison
Ahhh, can you say "no show". Your silence was deafening and could be interpreted as a "homer" stance.
I had several posts during the past few months where I pointed out the lack of a QB recruit. I also commented on the need for a transfer D-lineman who could make an impact right away. I just haven't posted for a few weeks (due to some post buddies here who post the same crap over and over and jump all over those who have a justified differing opinion).Quote:
Originally Posted by OldBison
I hear you. Unless you wear, what are they were called? Oh yeah, rose-colored glasses and march rank and file behind Bohl and his staff, you are labelled a traitor on this site. Some posters are braver than others, obviously. So, I understand and your views are duely noted.Quote:
Originally Posted by SDbison
It would appear that there are a few of us than that agree the Bison are potentially troubled by the lack of big time QB recruits while all other positions are relatively deep. If Mertens gets hurt this year and the season goes down the tubes as a result, there may be a few people taking off their glasses so they can see more clearly :hide:
I think Parsons is a decent backup, if needed. No matter who the starting quarterback is, an injury is always a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldBison
You guys are funny. I don't know you personally OldBison, but I know SDBison is one tough cookie and should be able to handle some good-natured banter. As for Bohl, it is hard to argue with his success. As for the quarterback position, I have always been apprehensive about the void left after Walker's departure. I hope Mertens can lead us to the promised land, but I am not sold on him yet. I would love to see a few quarterbacks signed, but I am excited about this California qb. Bohl has been a good judge of talent thus far so I would expect good things from him, as long as he doesn't freeze to death by early October! The big, tall qb SDBison is looking for is going to be hard to find at our level. I would expect it will take a few playoff runs before we have a chance at a guy like that.