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[Poke in New England]

How?!!!

All it is is run, run, pass, punt. Rinse and repeat. Biden himself could figure that out!!!!! :roll:

Exactly. It makes no damn sense that are offense can be so complex and hard to grasp. We have the easiest to predict offense on the face of the earth. We have like five basic plays . Seems the offense could be learned in a week or two, but apparently takes three years. Bohl should simplify it (what could it hurt) for the sake of getting good athletes on the fiel. Bohl is a GARBAGE offensive mind

Quarterback is one thing because it is a highly mental position. Whatever happens with Peasley this year though, that excuse won't fly.

The idea that two receivers with several years of D1 football under their belt need all this extra time to get up to speed on our offense is ridiculous. Run routes, get open, catch the ball. We are hardly reinventing the wheel.

 

[ragtimejoe1]

Exactly. It makes no damn sense that are offense can be so complex and hard to grasp. We have the easiest to predict offense on the face of the earth. We have like five basic plays . Seems the offense could be learned in a week or two, but apparently takes three years. Bohl should simplify it (what could it hurt) for the sake of getting good athletes on the fiel. Bohl is a GARBAGE offensive mind

Quarterback is one thing because it is a highly mental position. Whatever happens with Peasley this year though, that excuse won't fly.

The idea that two receivers with several years of D1 football under their belt need all this extra time to get up to speed on our offense is ridiculous. Run routes, get open, catch the ball. We are hardly reinventing the wheel.

Like I said, most WR have experience running routes and catching passes. When they transfer here, they basically become a split out TE with a primary run blocking assignment.

I'll bet it takes time to get WRs off the mindset of being a WR and instead being a run blocker.

 

[ragtimejoe1]

I believe there was an article on the CST or 7220 that mentioned Carson was ineligible this year. He is able to practice with the team, but wouldn't think he is receiving any meaningful reps without being eligible. I'm thinking they are planning to have a three way competition between Maye, Anderson and Svaboda next spring, and into fall camp.

Makes you wonder why they didn't sign him in Dec instead of letting him sign juco 1st. I'm still guessing something in spring camp scared them and then they went after May.

 

[flyfishwyo]

Carson May has to sit out a year. He transferred to the JUCO and went through Spring ball with them, and then transferred to Wyoming. He's not eligible until 2024.

Where do you see that? This is not my understanding of the rules. I’ve always understood that JUCO players can transfer to a 4-year at any time free of penalty. If he were to have transferred to another FBS team and played through spring practice for instance before transferring to Wyoming, then I believe he would need a waiver to be immediately eligible (due to the only one freebie 4-year transfer).

If what you say is true, then the previous articles about May make no sense. Why would Bohl say he wanted to bring in another QB this fall to challenge Peasley as the incumbent starter if he couldn’t actually play? Why would the article state he has 4 years of eligibility if he couldn’t play this year (he already used his redshirt at Iowa)?

https://trib.com/sports/college/wyoming/football/wyoming-cowboys-adding-former-iowa-quarterback-carson-may/article_25752552-eabe-11ed-b4d2-e7c06d4c5d00.html

It was his second transfer. The first one is free, the second is... debatable. My best guess is they were hoping to get a waiver or something for the second transfer, but it didn't come through. They probably let the press believe whatever they wanted during the time the request was playing out. If I remember correctly, Cody Tucker mentioned May wouldn't be eligible during one of his podcasts early this summer.