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I hope AB redshirts next season as well as Hack.

We got Ferguson on campus, he and Bench can be 1&2 (not in that order), while guys like AB and Hack learn the system.

We have Kyle Carter (stud), Jesse James (stud if he'd -ing block), Matt Lehman, and Gary Gilliam if he stays at TE. There's no need to waste a year of his eligibility when we are that deep at the position, unless there are multiple long term injuries.

JMO though.

This is like saying Tim Tebow would start if he was a better QB... lol

No bitching from me. Gotta earn that shit plain and simple. Like what hoke has done in such a short amount of time, with recruiting and production on the field. Especially with the defense after the richrod regime. I'm actually surprised that dantonio hasn't pulled in some higher ranked classes, I've got a lot of respect for him but recruiting seems to be his biggest weakness (note, if the last statement was posted on tRCMB, 247 would be down for weeks from downvote/server meltdown)

O'Brien uses so many tight ends that I wouldn't be surprised either, especially now that Gilliam moved to OT.

That's like saying OSU would've won a national title if they weren't ineligible... lol

We're gonna have some great matchups in 3-4 years.

Its so amusing to read uninformed opinions. Try watching our games next time. Matt Mcgloin gave the Big fits with 1 year of coaching from BOB imagine what Hack will do with 4-5 years of his coaching.

The one positive thing related to that which nobody mentions is that PSU played with only 67 scholarship players last year. It's not going to be easy, but it's not like we went 8-4 with a full 85.

I mean I could have said made him into the best QB in the BIG, is that less funny to you? I hope so, because it's more funny to me, and it's accurate.

So of all those prolific passing QBs in the big that he eclipsed, which ones would you say even have a shot at a pro career? McGloin was decent before BoB got there and was probably already a better and more experienced QB than his competition. Big whoop.

What? He was far from decent. McGloin finished as the 10th rated passer in the Big Ten in 2011. In 2012 he ended the year with over 3200 yards, over 60% completion percentage and a 27-5 TD:INT radio.

I guess we're giving BoB all the credit for that, huh? Because college kids don't make huge leaps from year to year just by virtue of being one year older and more experienced.

Not that kind of progress. He was the worst returning starting QB and turned into the best passer in the league. He has marginal physical tools, but was coached up for success. Do you really think he would have had this success with the previous staff?