Quarterback 2015??

[achrist70]

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I don't think that is completely fair or necessarily true. Yes there are plenty of D-Backs who fit that description, but there are plenty of other players that do to. Furthermore more and more of the college players of any race come from more well to do families, or have had great leadership from coaches or teachers or preachers, etc. to get to where they are.

[jegbomb52]

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I believe there to be a positive correlation with the fact that numbers 20-29 in the NCAA and the NFL come from the lowest socio-economic status areas on average (by far) and the fact that they also receive the highest amount of personal foul penalties of any other group of numbers. You can disagree if you want but what I have shared are facts. It is most definitely not a coincidence.

[ban basketball]

Re: Quarterback 2015??

I believe there to be a positive correlation with the fact that numbers 20-29 in the NCAA and the NFL come from the lowest socio-economic status areas on average (by far) and the fact that they also receive the highest amount of personal foul penalties of any other group of numbers. You can disagree if you want but what I have shared are facts. It is most definitely not a coincidence.

Translation: black folks are unruly.

Wow, talk about code speak!

[jegbomb52]

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Translation: black folks are unruly.

Wow, talk about code speak!

You would think so but we have had our share of defensive backs with legal issues, poor backgrounds, and personal foul issues who were as Caucasian as the come

[ban basketball]

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You would think so but we have had our share of defensive backs with legal issues, poor backgrounds, and personal foul issues who were as Caucasian as the come

Such as (keep in mind that you said "lowest socioeconomic status")?

[claw]

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You would think so but we have had our share of defensive backs with legal issues, poor backgrounds, and personal foul issues who were as Caucasian as the come

Chris Parson's was from Moore, OK - a city with the the same media family income as Marion, IA. Would you consider someone from Marion to be from low SOS?

[Panther100]

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I stand corrected. Aaron Bailey is the guy. Kohlmorgan can still play about 10 minutes to confuse opponents. I now project a playoff berth at 8-3.

[UNIdad]

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I believe there to be a positive correlation with the fact that numbers 20-29 in the NCAA and the NFL come from the lowest socio-economic status areas on average (by far) and the fact that they also receive the highest amount of personal foul penalties of any other group of numbers. You can disagree if you want but what I have shared are facts. It is most definitely not a coincidence.

By "lowest socio-economic status areas," do you mean "cities?" Cities cover quite a range of socio-economic status areas (a much larger range than small Iowa towns that truly are "lower socio-economic status"). Chicago's Naperville does not equal Country Club Hills (where there are no country clubs or hills). And the "inner city" kids often come from powerhouse schools like Mt. Carmel or Brother Rice (high schools that are more like JUCOs). South Shore High School in Chicago, though on the "south side" is a strong, middle class, professional, mostly black neighborhood that defies most Iowan's stereotypes.

Frankly, I know almost nothing about the socio-economic status of most players.

[SteinPizza]

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By "lowest socio-economic status areas," do you mean "cities?" Cities cover quite a range of socio-economic status areas (a much larger range than small Iowa towns that truly are "lower socio-economic status"). Chicago's Naperville does not equal Country Club Hills (where there are no country clubs or hills). And the "inner city" kids often come from powerhouse schools like Mt. Carmel or Brother Rice (high schools that are more like JUCOs). South Shore High School in Chicago, though on the "south side" is a strong, middle class, professional, mostly black neighborhood that defies most Iowan's stereotypes.

Frankly, I know almost nothing about the socio-economic status of most players.

Dead on correct, and you could also extrapolate that to any major city in the country.

[pantherUNIverse]

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How much does it take for us to switch Qbs? Bailey is terrible

[TravelingPanther]

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How much does it take for us to switch Qbs? Bailey is terrible

You just wait until it's a little too late, then switch.

[ProwlingPanther]

Dorleant's first half suspension hurt us badly. Defense was completely different in the second half when he played and his substitute bad two crucial penalties that lead to two touchdowns.

[vbfan19]

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Dorleant's first half suspension hurt us badly. Defense was completely different in the second half when he played and his substitute bad two crucial penalties that lead to two touchdowns.

Throwing a punch at a helmeted player will hurt you and your team much more than it will hurt the other player.

[ProwlingPanther]

Truth^^^^^^^^^

[Gocats15]

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The line and WR play is what controls our success on offense. It doesn't matter who is under center. Both QBs struggled today due to drops and terrible blocking once again. When our OL comes to play, our QB looks good. It's as simple as that. Bashing on the QBs is pointless. Our WRs can't seem to get open at all, so our QBs have nowhere to throw it. I have seen way too many mistakes from Brown to keep him in the starting lineup. We need to start seeing what Rod Hall, Smith, James, etc can do. Also, we have so many talented RBs and backup CBs, why haven't any of them given it a shot? They can't do any worse than we've seen so far. I'd like to see Miller get some reps in the slot along with Malloy. I really liked what I saw from Malloy today, he was one of the few who came to play on offense.