McCulley to Meatchicken..
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I can understand why, they have such an aerial attack offense.
Heck of an in state athlete, but if you don’t want to be here…good luck
Let's see how they feel about Mc up there after he makes a few key drops...
There won't be any honeymoon or an understanding fan base saying he's still learning the position... He's being paid to produce...
Should be interesting to see if he can do it when the real pressure is on...
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we don't play them next year, right? hope he has a great year.
We gave them Tuttle and he turned out to be our Trojan horse.
Barner is the best player they've pilfered from Indiana. He's having a decent NFL season, too.
While he may have been nicked up at times, seems DM and Cigs/Shanahan didn’t click. Cigs in particular was always mindful of any dropped passes, and often said so (no matter the score). With one year of eligibility left this seems to be a high risk move for DM going to play for a coach that prefers smash mouth football and likely a freshman (albeit highly rated) QB. Anyway, good luck to you DM.
I'll be rooting for McCulley. Gotta figure the passing game will improve. McCulley doesn't need a ton of targets, just prove he's a contested catch guy. I think he'll get open. At least he's getting paid another year.
Sherrone Moore isn't dumb. They are supposedly getting the Maryland QB . As well as the frosh. Losing two guys though.
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Sherrone Moore isn't dumb. They are supposedly getting the Maryland QB . As well as the frosh. Losing two guys though.
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I agree. With no inside information I also thought there was a disconnect between DM and Cig.
I don’t know if it was a personality clash or Cig just didn’t like his ability.
Every quarterback who played for CTA should ask the NCAA for an additional season of eligibility.
I think he quit during the season to save a final year of eligibility. Given what that is probably worth in NIL dollars for him, its hard to blame him.
I will be surprised if he turns out much better up there.
He has one more year to try to prove he is an NFL caliber WR. Cig didn't think he was better than Sarratt or Omar. He is good, but maybe not as good as he thinks.
He did indeed. And it wasn’t just once he made the comments. Keep in mind, we paid a lot of NIL money to keep him at Indiana, jr only took DM a couple of months to be singled out for not practicing up to Cigs expectations. He was a non starter from game 1. Could we have used him? Sure. Would he help for next year? Likely. But not worth the dough. Cooper and others more than filled his shoes.
