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    • June 7, 2026 at 2:10 pm #13716
      Butkus51
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      Dang, the B1G is gonna feature some of the nation’s best, top QB’s for 2026.  I believe it will the top conference for QB’s.  Shaka.

      1.  Dante Moore, Oregon (10)

      2.  Julian Sayin, Ohio St (10)

      3.  Jayden Maiava, USC (10)

      4.  Josh Hoover, Indiana (9.8)

      5.  Nico Imaleava, UCLA (9.5)

      6.  Bryce Underwood, Michigan (9)

      7.  Demond Williams, UDub (9).  He had a very good 2025 season.  Wondering how his TP fiasco affect his teammates and C. Fisch attitude?  Da kid can play and a very good QB.

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    • June 8, 2026 at 3:27 pm #13729
      Butkus51
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      Forgot to enter their HS star ratings by the R services.  Maiava was a 3* and Hoover a 3.5* higher than Maiava.  No ? C.LR is a QB guru, making Maiava (average 3* QB) into one of the nation’s best QB.  But, it looks like the B1G 5* and 4* QB’s have not been a disappointment.  I’m looking forward to Jonas Williams taking over as QB1.  C.LR should make JW a Top 5 QB in nation and Heisman hopeful…  Cheers

      I believe C.LR offered R Julian Sayin, Carlsbad HS, Calif but he was like 3rd QB on his big board?  He went all in for Malachi Nelson, 5* instead.  In hindsight, dat was a big mistake.

      1.  Dante Moore, Oregon (10), 5 stars

      2.  Julian Sayin, Ohio St (10), 5 stars.  Sayin won the QB1 post spring camp over Tavien St Clair, 5* (QB2)   Justyn Martin, RS Sr, 4* (UCLA), Koltan Stover, 4*, RS Fr, Brady Geibel, 4*, RS Fr.  Man every year Ohio St QB room = 4-5 deep and all highly rated HS players too.

      3.  Jayden Maiava, USC (10), 3 stars

      4.  Josh Hoover, Indiana (9.8), 3.5 stars

      5.  Nico Imaleava, UCLA (9.5), 5 stars

      6.  Bryce Underwood, Michigan (9), 5 stars

      7.  Demond Williams, UDub (9), 4 stars

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    • June 9, 2026 at 7:56 am #13744
      Fraud
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      The hitch in Bug’s throwing motion and his low IQ are not getting coached away. Doomed. 8-4 U.

      • June 10, 2026 at 12:45 am #13759
        Butkus51
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        Nah, don’t buy your theory or thought on Maiava throwing mechanics.  Fraud you just do not like him and can’t see how good he is as a QB.  There have so many QB’s with unorthodox throwing motion but had top passing stats.  Shoot every sport (Basketball, Baseball, etc) has them as well.  In tennis practically, everyone has a different severing motion and mechanics.  In tennis, no matter your mechanics one must develop 3 basic serves, Hard Flat,  Slice, Kick-Top Spin serves. And, the 4th, American Twist (lost art).  I developed and mastered all 4 serves.  My American twist made people look stupid.

        Top QB’s with unorthodox throwing motion.

        Matt Stafford, Phil Rivers, Byron Leftwich, Bernie Kosar, Dillon Gabriel, Chris Howell, Byron Brown, Trinidad Chambliss, Diego Pavia, Bryce Underwood.  Greats from the past:  Sonny Jurgensen, Fran Tarkenton, Roger Staubauch.  I’m sure I’m missing a lot.  So how can anyone criticize these QB’s with unorthodox throwing mechanics?  Cheers

      • June 10, 2026 at 8:09 pm #13772
        BobLinMN-3
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        Wrong. Fraud doesn’t dislike Maiava at all. He’ll just use any excuse he can find to actualize his compulsion to be an asshole.

    • June 10, 2026 at 8:05 pm #13771
      BobLinMN-3
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      4 of 7 via the Pac12 (Original Pac8).

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