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I feel that this year will be even more difficult for a number 1 QB to come out and take over the team. Next year we have another stud who can step in and offer what would be the best candidate for this posiotion. The young man should definitley Red-shirt, and let the chips fall where they lay, with the consideration to the three QB's already working toward this Boon. I fell this 2013 prospect is just what the need. Physically he possess all of the premium needed to acomplish this goal. Yes, 1of the qb's has very good command of what's going on the field. But, he has no armstrenght. qb 2 Has a much better stature and throwing motion, but is slow to react, and does not seem to make the best decidisions with the ball when rattled.qb 3 The Frosh, has a very impressive command of the ball when slingin' it. Very nice touch and seems to make quik, decissive proggressions. In fact I saw that this young man will get his shot, either right before or right after the RRR. Do you think that we can keep all four of the men on the roster by the end of 12' saeson?
Ubben, come on my friend, you continue to give K-State no credit; A team that finished second in the league and is returning a large majority of starters. Yeah we won tons of games by small margins, but i'm led to believe we can do it again with this same team.