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BigBlueTopper said...
For those questioning his offer sheet, it sounds like he was a late bloomer, having previously been a WR for 2 years. Kid is a physical specimen. Won the Elite 11 MVP, while nursing a groin injury...Check out the picture. Kid's a freak. The other one is Woulard and Fla. RB JoJo Kemp!
This post was edited by bluecatntn on 1/2/2013 at 11:18 AM
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UKlaw82 said...
I think your last point has merit. If Woulard would come in at the #3 QB, it would make Whitlow have to make a decision, do I sit and wait or do I play now? He was given his chance last year so I believe if a new guy comes in and takes away his spot, he will probably want to play another position to get on the field. He is a great athlete, but only a so so QB.
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UKani said...
I seriously doubt that anybody beats out Max Smith. I know people want Towles to beat him out but they are living off of high school highlights still. This is College Football now and what he showed last season in camp, practices, and games won't cut it. Towles had more than bad coaching to overcome last year, Towles has the talent but will have to step it up about 10 notches. I think that the QB race will fill out with Max as the starter and Whitlow as the backup again with Towles at #3, reason why is because Whitlow has the athletic factor on his side. But I think that athleticism will send him to WR which will make Towles the #2 QB and the Woulard would come in at #3 and redshirt and give Max Smith all the time in the world. Once Max Smith is done or gets injured then I think Woulard steps in as the starter.
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Josh Edwards said...
Everyone is going to get a chance, but I am going with UKAni. It is going to be tough to beat Max Smith. He has the poise, arm and ability to lead a football team to the SEC Championship. He is an NFL quarterback. The fact that this is even a discussion is crazy. Towles and Smith both have a great chance at being NFL quarterbacks. Wouldard, Phillps and Whitlow have a lot of talent, but they are raw and unproven to this point. Towles is unproven, but the kid is going to be good. He's got it.
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rompcat said...
I think we mostly, if not completely, agree on this. Perhaps I am miscommunicating on what I objected to in UKani's post.
I wasn't challenging Smith being first. I firmly expect Smith to be the starter and perform very well. I was surprised that Phillips didn't get a mention at all while Woulard, who is also unproven, was expected to step in and start if Smith goes down.
Note: Perhaps that line refers to WAY in the future after Woulard has redshirted, but I think that guessing that far ahead and completely leaving out Phillips is surprising as we have not seen how any of these QBs will react to this offense in general and have not seen how Woulard and Phillips will react to SEC level speed of play in particular.
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suncat05 said...
This kid sends film of himself to Kentucky and our former staff didn't even give him a call? Much less an e-mail or a 'tweet'? How about at least contacting the kid's high school coach? Oh wait, the former staff wouldn't even go to KENTUCKY'S best high school program and talk to someone, much less go to Florida to talk with a 4* prospect that was interested in them? I wonder how many times this happened during the Joker Phillips tenure that we have not heard about? A 4* kid shows interest in your program and you don't even touch base with him? What kind of crap is that? And then he re-contacts Kentucky after the staff change and the new guys are interested? Well of course they're interested, he's a friggin' 4* prospect, for cryin' out loud!! There's a lot of things coming to light about the former staff that I am not liking and for which Mitch should be held accountable for. There is absolutley, positively, zero excuse for Kentucky having been as bad as it has been the last 3 years. The incompetence displayed should NEVER, EVER have been allowed to happen!!
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rompcat said...
I think we mostly, if not completely, agree on this. Perhaps I am miscommunicating on what I objected to in UKani's post.
I wasn't challenging Smith being first. I firmly expect Smith to be the starter and perform very well. I was surprised that Phillips didn't get a mention at all while Woulard, who is also unproven, was expected to step in and start if Smith goes down.
Note: Perhaps that line refers to WAY in the future after Woulard has redshirted, but I think that guessing that far ahead and completely leaving out Phillips is surprising as we have not seen how any of these QBs will react to this offense in general and have not seen how Woulard and Phillips will react to SEC level speed of play in particular.
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UKlaw82 said...
I would say the hoopla about Woulard and not about Phillips is because of Woulard being the MVP of the Elite 11. Not knocking Phillips but this is good stuff and it shows how Woulard competed witht the TOP QBS in the nation. That should excite you too, if we get him, not upset you over another recruit. And yes Smith should rise to the top if he is healthy but with his track record of injuries we have got to have another QB or two, ready for action because in the SEC, injuries will happen.
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biglee33 said...
I really have to doubt the knowledge of our fan base. We have a chance to land one of the best QB's in the country and some want him to play WR. Others think QB's who can't make it thru an entire season without getting hurt are NFL caliber. One guy couldn't even beat freaking WKU. Seriously folks, open up your eyes a little. We are in need of major talent upgrades and QB is no different. I'm not saying Woulard would start from day 1, but he would definitely be the most talented QB on campus as soon as he walks thru the door.
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hoptownukfan said...
In terms of Woulard...
He suffered a bad ankle break about 2 months ago. he's got a long road to recovery.
Neither phillips or Woulard will see the field until 2014 or 15 at the earliest. So Phillips' "head start" won't mean much by then.
By all accounts Woulard is the real deal. But for any of us, to anoint or dismiss either of these guys when we haven't seen them play is beyond foolish.
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UKlaw82 said...
I guess we can blame everybody for our bad football program, but as much as I am not a MB fan, I doubt if Joker ever told MB about recruits that sent videos to him, that he didn't respond to. For me I am disappointed that Joker felt he would never be a player for these types of recruits that we are seeing now, do you think it was because of the atmosphere that Joker saw when he played and coached here? I am just shocked actually.
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morbidky84 said...
You guys need to understand that it was his dad that said he may commit not Asiantii himself. Yes, it would be a good get for our program but nothing is ever set in stone. He may come here and decide it's not the place from him, who knows. Smith will be the starter if 100% cause it's our best chance to win now unless someone here during spring can beat him out. Being here for spring makes a huge difference for any player cause our spring and summer workouts. Woulard is full of potential and could be the next big time qb or he could be like a 100 of other qbs that goes to college. Let everything play out to signing day and spring camp. That when you'll see the clearer picture. I'm not knocking Woulard but Newton was also consider a big time get and Moss also(not exactly the same but you should get the point).
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tWhit said...
Agreed I'm not willing to make any assumptions about what our depth chart will look like at QB other than Max Smith will likely be the starter. Thats about as far as I'm willing to go. Thats not to say that I wouldn't love to have Woulard though. He COULD be the real deal.
Why so serious?
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biglee33 said...
The WKU loss wasn't totally Smiths fault, but his four interceptions really didn't help. He hasn't made it an entire season without getting hurt despite his line allowing minimal sacks all year. He has shown potential, but Woulards upside is much much greater. 22 of 32 NFL starters came thru the elite 11 program. Woulard was named MVP of said camp. He is rated the number 1 dual threat QB in the country. I tend to trust Trent Dilfer and the recruiting guys at ESPN over a message board guy.
Why so serious?
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