With him not participating in their spring ball, I think it's slim to none.Originally posted by HawkeyeDenny:
Do you really think Harbaugh is going to start an average QB for 1 year..??
"running QB in Rudock" ..?? You're reaching
Or it leaves us in a better position when all is said and done. This is going to be interesting to be sure. I've been waiting to see what CJ can do when he's the undisputed starter. So have many other people. I have faith in him.Originally posted by gojojo:
that would make RS FR Wiegers the back-up then, correct? Who is after him? I can't see CJ staying healthy all year with the way he runs it.
It's nice to have a year without all the controversy, but this leaves us pretty thin at QB
Perhaps, but it will at least be entertaining to witness. I'm sure those invovled will be fine. KF has $millions of reasons to cope with it.Originally posted by redman21:
Don't kid yourself, there will still be plenty of QB contorversy this year. If CJ struggles the first week or two, people will be calling for his head and want Wiegers. Then it will be KF fault for running of Jake if Wiegers also struggles. Vicious cycle that will never end.
Good QBs don't look over their shoulders.Originally posted by CoachoftheFuture1:
The report seems reliable. Jake is a fine young man who would be well advised to hang up his helmet and stay healthy enough to use his big brain in the medical field. He is an adequate QB. He may be a great doctor, but he has no future in football beyond the collegiate level. He's already played for two years, which some might say is two more years than his talent justified, so maybe quit while he's ahead.
As for Michigan, if Harbaugh is really so desperate as to take a guy like Rudock, maybe Jim's not quite as magical as many believe.
At any rate, JR transferring is great in that CJ won't have to be looking over his shoulder all season. It's his team. Period. That should help the offense, but given that KF and GD are still running things, optimism must be severely tempered no matter who the QB is. And that's pretty sad.
Is that you KF?Originally posted by redman21:
Don't kid yourself, there will still be plenty of QB contorversy this year. If CJ struggles the first week or two, people will be calling for his head and want Wiegers. Then it will be KF fault for running of Jake if Wiegers also struggles. Vicious cycle that will never end.
Originally posted by Aegon_Targaryen:
Or it leaves us in a better position when all is said and done. This is going to be interesting to be sure. I've been waiting to see what CJ can do when he's the undisputed starter. So have many other people. I have faith in him.
It Really doesn't matter what fan has faith in him...
The question is do his teammates have faith in him???
Please don't confuse the haters. Jake leaving has NOTHING to do with the coaches, teammates, 2nd string, or anything else those with creative yet numb minds want to believe. He is moving on to bigger and better things in his life. Good for him.Originally posted by Rifler:
Jake graduates in May & Michigan has a pretty good medical school. Wouldn't be surprised to find out that football isn't even on his radar anymore....
It will be interesting to see if JR succeeds. It will really shine a light on our coaching staff if he does.Originally posted by shoot_the_three:
What is going to suck is when JR ends up at Michigan and has a solid season. You know that Harbaugh is going to put him in a better position to succeed than Iowa has.
This is how I am feeling. Like I said in another thread, I think any drawbacks to him staying (like another QB controversy) would be worth having a seasoned veteran in case CJB goes down. Although I'm glad CJB is starting (and still pissed it took the coaches to see what so many fans could see), I really think losing Jake hurts this team.Originally posted by mpfeiler:
Good Luck. I like this kid. This is a mistake by Iowa not keeping this kid it possible.
because it's the only way he can justify things when we have more downfield success this year versus the last couple. I hope Jake has a great future and don't think it would be remotely fair to blame everything on him, but I also don't feel like Johnny Utah just fled the scene.Originally posted by shoot_the_three:
Kilroy how is the schedule twice as easy as last year?
They started the year with 3 'burners' who 'get seperation' and were legitimate deep threats. One left (Willes) under dubious circumstances. Who knows what was going on with Powell that he didn't play more and wasn't 'targeted' more (didn't practice well?) and Smith. Don't know who to 'blame' without knowing the play calls and knowing what they were being 'coached'.Originally posted by iowalaw:
Uhhh, guys. Jake was nearly last in the Big 10 (and country) in yards per attempt. We had a burner at WR that he never ever targeted. We had Tevan Smith who he never targeted. We had two NFL caliber tackles and he still had happy feet and checked down on most 3rd down plays. You really think that is what Michigan is looking for? They were no better than Iowa was last year (their coach was fired for it). Jake's pipe dream of riding off in the sunset at Mich is just that.
Awesome post spoken like a true Hawkeye !Originally posted by hawkjt:
I am glad that CJ is the starter, and while it would have been good to have JR as insurance, he deserves to follow his dream of starting his sr. year. Good luck to JR..and thanks for representing the Hawks well!
On to CJ and Tyler....it is college fb...new guys every year.
They do.Originally posted by Emerald Street:
It Really doesn't matter what fan has faith in him...
The question is do his teammates have faith in him???
Mich has 7 QBs on roster right now. i dont know why Jim Harbough would have 8 scholarships eaten up by the QB position.Originally posted by Suterman:
Michigan probably has 5 QB's on roster already. There is no guarantee that Jake Rudock will win the job if he goes out for football.
And, unfortunately, we still have KF which is a greater handicap.Originally posted by Hawkeye2222:
next years schedule is way easier
Wisconsin will be replacing their coach AGAIN and will have to replace Gordon
MD will not have 2 weeks to prepare for IA and has to play @ IA who has 2 weeks to prepare for them
MN has to replace RB Cobb and their TE who was their QB's only reliable receiving option and they will be in Kinnick this season after getting IA in their stadium the last 2 seasons
Nebraska is replacing their coach and have to replace their top DE who declared for the NFL DRAFT as well as their RB Abdulah
those team were the ones to beat IA last season
ISU has to replace their RB
Originally posted by OtayLake Hawkeye:
Does anyone know if Michigan accepted him into their medical school? Hell, if they did, get a year paid for if Harbaugh offers.
Originally posted by ichawk24:
Originally posted by OtayLake Hawkeye:
Does anyone know if Michigan accepted him into their medical school? Hell, if they did, get a year paid for if Harbaugh offers.
Zero percent chance that Rudock enrolls in med school while playing D1 football. None.
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