Jim Vanderhoof
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantHope he stays. He is a class act and loves the program. Wants to play in the NFL and Utah gives him the best chance. I might be wrong but there are still some players that look at the whole picture and not just money.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantWhy the need to post on our site. I hope it made you feel better. I’m not sure the tide has turned in FB. One good year and suddenly you’re the dominant team? You won last year against our third team QB who played the second half with a broken foot. $$ has bought you players that would never consider attending your school in the past. Kudos to your boosters for stepping up and footing the bill.
Obviously your to young to remember the 70s and 80s when we had to endure 20 years of grief from BYU fans. Paybacks a bitch as you stated above. You and your delusional zoobie fans can dwell on last years success all you want. Let’s see how you fare this year when the target is on your back. Your fans posing as Ute fans smeared our name on social media but the true blue colors have come out now. Just like every other conference you’ve been in it won’t take long to be the most despised in the Big12.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantCurious to see if he has a deal already in place or shopping around to find one. I hope it’s worth it. He was set to be WR 1. New school, new program and new offense.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantLudwig’s offense took a couple years to figure out and understand. Under Whitt it has always been run first. We haven’t had a gunslinger type QB that is throw first. Rising wasn’t a great downfield QB.
Obviously the offense was not designed for WR to get big numbers. Two NFL guys Vele and Patrick didn’t have big numbers.
I focused in on receivers last year to see if they were getting open and separation. There was a lot of contact and grabbing at the line of scrimmage. Big12 officials are pretty lax on holding. Bigger more physical receivers have a better chance to get free early. Z. Williams impressed me with his size and ability to break free early. More motion and the threat of a running QB should help and a simplified offense.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantBoosters now are being asked to donate year to year for players who will transfer for more money every year. In the past donors have built facilities and upgrades that help the program for decades.
NIL money is not sustainable. Once the boosters decide the ROI is not worth it they won’t return.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantThat would be a honor code violation.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantIgnore him and he’ll go away. If he is drawing attention he’ll keep posting.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantAmen Yergi. Let’s wait until the last drive to start calling it.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantI agree Rick. Getting a new offense that is player friendly will make a difference. Lots of unknowns with this team but the team vibe seems much better with the new offensive staff. I’m optimistic we can contend but not drinking the koolaide again. “One game at a time” should be the theme this year.
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Jim Vanderhoof
ParticipantGood point BD. All “Locked on Big12” cares about is ratings like any other media outlet. Cougar fans are a hot ticket for ratings. Utah hate + BYU love = more viewers. It’s just a matter of time when the roles will change. The wolf in sheep’s clothing. They’ve been the most despised fan base in every conference they’ve been in. Free ice cream and trolling other sites to make us look bad and them good will end soon. Baylor now knows along with Iowa State who seemed to know from the start. Arizona St UFC and CU are on board as well. History always repeats itself.
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