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Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

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  • #46
    Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

    Originally posted by panther dad View Post
    grace has way more ability than sanders no disrespect to eric
    Now that's funny. I'll admit that Patrick has a stronger arm than Eric...but overall ability....that has yet to be proven. So what you are saying is that Patrick should have been starting the last couple of years over Eric since he has "way more ability"?

    ....and whenever someone says "no disrepect to...."....you basically just disrespected them.

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    • #47
      Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

      I think he was trying to say Grace has more natural ability and maybe more potential (taller, faster, stronger) Whether or not he turns into a better quarterback is yet to be seen.
      "I think they're very good," Farley said of the preseason top 25 Hawkeyes. "But so are we."

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      • #48
        Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

        Originally posted by ubuntuCAT View Post
        I think he was trying to say Grace has more natural ability and maybe more potential (taller, faster, stronger) Whether or not he turns into a better quarterback is yet to be seen.
        Plus you cant replace the intangibles Sanders brought to the table.
        Sincerely,
        The Future AD of the University of Northern Iowa

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        • #49
          Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

          I've seen plenty of QBs at UNI with more natural ability than Sanders and a lot of them never saw the field.

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          • #50
            Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

            Didn't a guy by the name of Kurt Warner ride the bench for a few years behind another good QB...only to find out Kurt may have been the better of the two.

            Only time will tell with Grace... but if he can stay healthy we may have the makings of another very very good QB.

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            • #51
              Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

              I like what Grace brings to the table. I know a lot people, me included, hate the word potential, but Grace has a lot of potential to be great.

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              • #52
                Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

                I am not at all worried about Grace at QB. I think he will have a tremendous career as a panther and I am excited to see him play. As far as him being more gifted than Sanders, I say yeah, he is. But that does not mean much. Playing QB is MUCH more about the mental aspect than the physical aspect. It will be tough for anyone to replace Eric when it comes to that, but I am confident in Pat Grace.
                UNI FIGHT

                Originally posted by 9YRPLAN
                iowa sucks, fran sucks, their schedule sucks, iowa fans suck

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                • #53
                  Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

                  Originally posted by panther dad View Post
                  grace has way more ability than sanders no disrespect to eric
                  Bump...I still laugh at this every time I think of this post.

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                  • #54
                    Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

                    Originally posted by clenz View Post
                    I like what Grace brings to the table. I know a lot people, me included, hate the word potential, but Grace has a lot of potential to be great.
                    This, coupled with the post above pretty much sums up my disappointment with last year. PG had the tools to be a good/great QB and in 2008 I thought he showed good promise. 2009, however, was a regression.

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                    • #55
                      Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

                      Originally posted by 06panther10 View Post
                      I am not at all worried about Grace at QB. I think he will have a tremendous career as a panther and I am excited to see him play. As far as him being more gifted than Sanders, I say yeah, he is. But that does not mean much. Playing QB is MUCH more about the mental aspect than the physical aspect. It will be tough for anyone to replace Eric when it comes to that, but I am confident in Pat Grace.
                      This sums up 2009 for me...

                      Now can we please burn last year, throw some holy water on the ashes and bring out the 2010 Cats?

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                      • #56
                        Re: Looking Into The Future: How Are We Set For '08?

                        Originally posted by Big_Al View Post
                        This, coupled with the post above pretty much sums up my disappointment with last year. PG had the tools to be a good/great QB and in 2008 I thought he showed good promise. 2009, however, was a regression.
                        Yes it was. I've talked with people who point out how "great his numbers were". I then ask them to look at games against teams not named St. Francis (2 wins), South Dakota (5 wins and none were real impressive), and Indiana State (well, we all know about them). They quickly changed their tune.

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