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jsupop33 said:
That is true. Also, Doug Jr. came in after the Grambling civil war between the Pro-Doug and Pro-Broadway factions.
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They signed Jr. as for depth at best and legacy. Broadway left town, Doug took over and the 5-9 kid was ran off and the other QB did one year and left. The defense was so good all they had to do was score twice. Use the RB from Florida and throw the deep ball to that WR

He fires Yoshida, transfers happen and all hell breaks loose until PV knocks Doug Jr out in Fobbs’ first year and a backup named Jonathan Williams comes out of nowhere
 
TSU/BAMA said:
I know I will probably get ran off the board for saying this, but I am not a fan of parents coaching their own kids.
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jsupop33 said:
Man, being fully transparent. Neither am I. I saw what happened at Grambling but we shall see.
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JROCK said:
This might be a little different. I believe he has been coaching his son for several years now.
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We shall see. Not surprised that he followed his dad! Just hope the QB competition is fair and the right guy gets the job!
 
The young man is putting a lot a pressure on himself. However, I’m wishing him much success except when he plays my Hornets.
 



Bewildered said:
Every SWAC team will bring their “A” game defensively since so many eyes will be focused on coach Prime, his staff, and his team.

I think this will be a differing beast to tame than the fiasco w/ a biased Doug Williams and his seed.
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Interesting, Coach Williams son was OK!
 
If who plays on Coach Prime’s teams is not based on merit, then JSU’s chances of winning will take a hit. Negative politics sap team morale and makes it hard to win. Coach has to know that, so we will rely on his statements about the priority of winning.
 
Hedgy said:
If who plays on Coach Prime’s teams is not based on merit, then JSU’s chances of winning will take a hit. Negative politics sap team morale and makes it hard to win. Coach has to know that, so we will rely on his statements about the priority of winning.
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Having two 4 star QBs is a good problem to have in college football. On paper we have a guy that can push Jalon to go hard every snap. Iron sharpens iron. People always harp on the negative aspects instead of looking at it from a competitive standpoint. You either perform or lose your job.

The way Hendrick, Hughes, and OMJ handled the QB position the last 6 years or so has been sickening (musical chairs with that position group). No sense of stability there until Jalon stepped up towards the end of the year.
 
NastyD said:
Having two 4 star QBs is a good problem to have in college football. On paper we have a guy that can push Jalon to go hard every snap. Iron sharpens iron. People always harp on the negative aspects instead of looking at it from a competitive standpoint. You either perform or lose your job.

The way Hendrick, Hughes, and OMJ handled the QB position the last 6 years or so has been sickening (musical chairs with that position group). No sense of stability there until Jalon stepped up towards the end of the year.
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What do you think are the chances the Staff will elect to RS him?
 
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