The Easton Stick Mega Thread

[mtoutfitter]

Hedberg is a stud.
As a kid growing up in the 70's just outside of Parshall, I was fortunate to be able to watch him tear it up on both the bball court and football field.

Grew up in Killdeer area and couldn't agree more. He was also a stud in Track and Field as well as baseball.

[Uffda]

Grew up in Killdeer area and couldn't agree more. He was also a stud in Track and Field as well as baseball.

Yeah, just a great all-around athletic. I attended school in New Town, but grew up on a farm much closer to Parshall. Mother grew up in Parshall and dad is from Van Hook. I lived in NE ND now, but always love getting back there for hunting and fishing.

[Bison Chief]

Pretty good athlete (whose father was also a pretty good athlete as a professional pitcher) that plays in an Andy Reid system that was built for his style of football and is now churning out OCs to be head coaches every other year (Eric Bieniemy will be a HC next season - maybe Denver). Also add in the speed he has with Hill and Hunt, he'll be doing fine until NFL defenses evolve within a year or two. After that, we'll see.

I see you, bronco fan. Haters gonna hate. Are you saying that running an offense that is developed for the skill sets of the players while also dominating your division is anything less than ideal?

Did you read the si.com article CAS linked the other day. That offense has a ton going on and is evolving all the time. Get used to mahomes.

When stick gets his chance I sincerely hope it's with a coach like Andy.

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[Professor Chaos]

The Insiders had SIU coach Nick Hill on today and he brought up unsolicited that Stick should win the Walter Payton award this year. Now you can write that off as saying it's typical coachspeak ass-kissing but the question was about how he thought Easton's game translated to the NFL level and his answer went into how he's a winner who could put up much bigger numbers in a different offense but that QBs (and Hill is a former All-American QB at SIU) should be judged by winning and by championships and said pretty much out-of-the-blue that Stick should win the Payton award this year due to that.

It still won't happen but it's high praise regardless from a guy that knows the game and the position specifically.

[GreenfieldBison]

The Insiders had SIU coach Nick Hill on today and he brought up unsolicited that Stick should win the Walter Payton award this year. Now you can write that off as saying it's typical coachspeak ass-kissing but the question was about how he thought Easton's game translated to the NFL level and his answer went into how he's a winner who could put up much bigger numbers in a different offense but that QBs (and Hill is a former All-American QB at SIU) should be judged by winning and by championships and said pretty much out-of-the-blue that Stick should win the Payton award this year due to that.

It still won't happen but it's high praise regardless from a guy that knows the game and the position specifically.

I was thinking it and he was saying it. It was a thing of beautiful synchrony.


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[Christopher Moen]

I see you, bronco fan. Haters gonna hate. Are you saying that running an offense that is developed for the skill sets of the players while also dominating your division is anything less than ideal?

Did you read the si.com article CAS linked the other day. That offense has a ton going on and is evolving all the time. Get used to mahomes.

When stick gets his chance I sincerely hope it's with a coach like Andy.

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Um, what did I say that was hateful? I gave props to Mahomes, Reid's system (despite not providing any Championships....yet), the Chiefs speedy players and Eric Bieniemy. The only negative thing I wrote in regards to the Chiefs was what will happen when the NFL defense evolve (they always do). This isn't specific to just Reid's system and the variations that his former OCs are implementing within the league, but Pat Mahomes himself as he is pretty much the perfect QB to run it in the NFL at this time.

Chiefs are good this year and should be strong contender for the Championship this year. Right now, I have the Saints over the Steelers, but that can change week to week. If the Chiefs' defense was better, I'd be more confident in their chances.

[bisonaudit]

The Insiders had SIU coach Nick Hill on today and he brought up unsolicited that Stick should win the Walter Payton award this year. Now you can write that off as saying it's typical coachspeak ass-kissing but the question was about how he thought Easton's game translated to the NFL level and his answer went into how he's a winner who could put up much bigger numbers in a different offense but that QBs (and Hill is a former All-American QB at SIU) should be judged by winning and by championships and said pretty much out-of-the-blue that Stick should win the Payton award this year due to that.

It still won't happen but it's high praise regardless from a guy that knows the game and the position specifically.

This is so dumb. Not so much on the award side of things but as far as NFL evaluation... It’s the functional equivalent of evaluating pitching prospects based on their win/loss record.

[Professor Chaos]

Top 4 QBs in D1 college football history in wins:

1. Kellen Moore (Boise St): 50
2. Brock Jensen (NDSU): 48
T3. Colt McCoy (Texas): 45
T3. Easton Stick (NDSU): 45

[oldmantutters]

How did Kellen Moore get ahead of Brock? Just doesn't seem right with the number of games with FBS vs. FCS.

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[bisonaudit]

Hope did Kellen Moore get ahead of Brock? Just doesn't seem right with the number of games with FBS vs. FCS.

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he started every team game for 4 years. They went 50-3. 3 13 game seasons and a 14.