michelobdog

"ho cares if they stink? It's not and never will change, BCS football is not designed for programs like Akron and the MAC." Tell that to TCU, Boise, BYU, Utah...

Or is this head case going to be the QB when they visit?#1 Carlton JacksonEvent: QuarterbackHeight: 6-2Weight: 200Class: SeniorHometown: Pompano Beach, FLHigh School: Akron/Blanche Ely HSCarlton Jackson transferred to Morgan State from Akron where he saw some action as the starting quarterback for the Zips...As a Sophomore in 2007...He saw action in 8 games and started in three...He finished the season by completing 47-of-95 passes for 583 yards and four touchdowns...He also rushed for 207 yards on 66 carries and scored two touchdowns...Completed 15-for-21 passes for 200 yards and two touchdowns against Indiana...Went 14-for-31 for 192 yards and a touchdown against Bowling Green...As a Redshirt Freshman in 2006...Saw action in four games, served as a backup...Only attempted, and completed, one pass on the season, that coming in the Buffalo contest...Also saw action versus North Texas, Miami and Bowling Green...Redshirted in 2005... A Closer Look...An honorable mention All-State quarterback as a senior...Ranked No. 50 by Rivals.com on the list of top athletes in the nation...Directed Blanche Ely HS to a state championship as a sophomore, throwing 17 touchdown passes with just two interceptions...Led team to a 12-2 mark in 2003 with 19 touchdowns through the air and three rushing scores...Also had 1,265 yards passing as a junior...First team all-county as a senior, throwing 26 TD passes and rushing for 10 scores...Named Sun Sentinel and The Herald Player of the Year...Played in Dade-Broward County All-Star game...Coached by Willie Snead...Born Jan. 7, 1987 in Pompano Beach, Fla...Son of Carlton Jackson Sr. and Karen Smith...His father played football (WR/QB) at West Virginia State.

Apology Accepted.

If he'd take the cut in pay, he looks like a good option with lots of MAC knowledge and experience. For those who fear he's stuck on the 3-3-5 of Rodiguez's, he has plenty of experience with other schemes (although he is in the "scheme is overrated camp"). Below is a link of an article published when he was 1st named Michigan DC.LinkBTW, speaking of Jim Fleming does anyone know how his son Will is doing from a health perpective?I believe that Shafer was not from WVU and the 3-3-5. If I remember it correctly, he came from Stanford and pretty much immediately didn't mesh with Rich Rod.Where did anyone say he was from WVU?I was making a comment to your quote "For those who fear he'sstuck on the 3-3-5 of Rodiguez's." I was just adding to your point that he was not from the Rich Rod school of thought and the 3-3-5. Chill buddy.

If he'd take the cut in pay, he looks like a good option with lots of MAC knowledge and experience. For those who fear he's stuck on the 3-3-5 of Rodiguez's, he has plenty of experience with other schemes (although he is in the "scheme is overrated camp"). Below is a link of an article published when he was 1st named Michigan DC.LinkBTW, speaking of Jim Fleming does anyone know how his son Will is doing from a health perpective?I believe that Shafer was not from WVU and the 3-3-5. If I remember it correctly, he came from Stanford and pretty much immediately didn't mesh with Rich Rod.

Is that supposed to be a knock on gay people or just liberal people?

Excellent points. Also, you may think OU sucks. But, the reality is that they probably have the best talent in the league right now. Their problem is that they are also one of the least disciplined teams in the league. Our defensive scheme sucks for sure, but don't tell me that the offense hasn't surprised you this year, especially Jacq. I was upset when he was named the starter in the beginning of the year. After last year's performance, I thought "oh, God." But, he and the offense (and coaches) deserve credit for turning things up a notch. Hopefully next year they will turn it up yet another notch.

Um, yah. Never a Zip.

I go there.

Seriously, get over it Jalapeno.