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He’s got a great big bro as a role model for that.
TheHoosier - Player Q&A: QB Tayven Jackson Addresses the Media
Indiana transfer quarterback Tayven Jackson speaks with the media for the first time.
Extremely encouraging...
He sounds as though he has his head on straight and understands what it is going to take to be great...
The key element I took from that interview is that he understands that he needs to be a Leader in every aspect both on and off the field...
Also think this new DL will help improve the OL over the next 7 months as well...
I think you are right and I hope we see a much better team this season.
I think he says all the right things, but I didn't care for his body language. Looking down and not at the questioner is not a good trait for a leader, imo.TheHoosier - Player Q&A: QB Tayven Jackson Addresses the Media
Indiana transfer quarterback Tayven Jackson speaks with the media for the first time.
Extremely encouraging...
He sounds as though he has his head on straight and understands what it is going to take to be great...
The key element I took from that interview is that he understands that he needs to be a Leader in every aspect both on and off the field...
This was kind of a weird press conference...while there were some live reporters, it was more of a skype format. That is why Jackson and Blidi both handled it a bit different than a traditional press conference.
Surely it's not the kid's first interview.....
Do state champion QBs get a lot of interviews?
The good thing is this Spring we should see who the best QB is and my guess is it will be Jackson but if Lowry comes out ahead I won't be surprised. I think our running game will take the heat off the QB and if one can excel then the offense will be exciting to watch.
Not really. This is a weird hill to die on. A few people in the room. A few people on zoom. A few on a phone call. You never really know who you’re talking to.
I'm not dying on any hill. Just giving my impression. You don't like it - move on.
I think Lowry will be tough to beat, but it will definitely be good competition - and that will help them all, including Sorsby, if he still is around after Spring ball. My guess is he won't be, but I have nothing to base that on, other than our past history with QBs.
He's got good size, he can move, and he was the #1 QB in Ohio. A Peyton Ramsey type.
I concur completely. The type of QB Allen favors.
Will be interesting if we start a true freshman quarterback with no college experience.
I don't think we have anything like Penix's big arm on this team.
Hopefully he learned, after last year, that a big arm isn't always what it's cracked up to be.
