Kyle Padron

[Cadillac]

looks like JJ made good on this one

not only does he have the physical tools that JJ looks for, but he comes from a technical passing offense. i think this was a great commitment

Now we just have to hang onto him until February. At least we have the right coach to keep QB and OL recruits in the face of bigger programs. Hopefully.

(crosses fingers)

-CoS

[mustangbill67]

But he also ran for 57 yards. JJ will not like that!

Colt Brennan had 336 yards rushing in 2006. JJ's offense regularly used running QBs, but in 2007 Colt had an ankle sprain so he didn't run much after he ran for 3 TDs vs. UNLV. Some of Hawaii's QBs under JJ like Shawn Withy-Allen were excellent runners and option runs and QB draws were used a lot.

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So what is the grey line between "happy feet" and being a running QB in the R and S. I guess only JJ knows!

[Cadillac]

So what is the grey line between "happy feet" and being a running QB in the R and S. I guess only JJ knows!

My guess would be running by design vs. running because your recievers are covered.

Just an idea.

-CoS

[kull]

if in 4-5 checks there is no one open, then you move the chains with your feet.

[Cadillac]

if in 4-5 checks there is no one open, then you move the chains with your feet.

I was just trying to be sensative to the Willis Warriors on the board. What I should have said was: running by design vs. running when Sanders is covered.

-CoS

[mrydel]

if in 4-5 checks there is no one open, then you move the chains with your feet.

Typically in our offense if you have gone past check 3, there has been a sack and we are already on checks 4 and 5 at 2nd down and 20.

[kull]

if in 4-5 checks there is no one open, then you move the chains with your feet.

I was just trying to be sensative to the Willis Warriors on the board. What I should have said was: running by design vs. running when Sanders is covered.

-CoS

[kull]

i hope BLM can continue to speed up his reads, the OL will benefit

[ozfan]

But he also ran for 57 yards. JJ will not like that!

Colt Brennan had 336 yards rushing in 2006. JJ's offense regularly used running QBs, but in 2007 Colt had an ankle sprain so he didn't run much after he ran for 3 TDs vs. UNLV. Some of Hawaii's QBs under JJ like Shawn Withy-Allen were excellent runners and option runs and QB draws were used a lot.

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So what is the grey line between "happy feet" and being a running QB in the R and S. I guess only JJ knows!

An OL that can keep you from getting killed when you want to pass.

[Dooby]

Remember. We are reaching here. Stallion said so.

[SMU 86]

Kyle Padron Video.

http://smu.scout.com/a.z?s=357&p=8&c=1&nid=3765703

[SMU 86]

Kyle is helping in keeping McDade committed to SMU.

http://smu.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=2 ... 74&style=2

Quote:

“I talked to Kyle Padron from Southlake the other day. He was asking if I committed and I told him that I verbally committed. He was saying that he’s looking forward to seeing me at the game on Saturday and good luck on the season.â€

[SMU21TCU10]

[quote="SMU 86"]Kyle is helping in keeping McDade committed to SMU.

http://smu.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=2 ... 74&style=2

Quote:

“I talked to Kyle Padron from Southlake the other day. He was asking if I committed and I told him that I verbally committed. He was saying that he’s looking forward to seeing me at the game on Saturday and good luck on the season.â€

[SMU21TCU10]

hmm dont know why it didnt post what i wrote. But anyway i meant to put that that sounds like padron plans on staying committed!

[Ponymon]

[quote="SMU 86"]Kyle is helping in keeping McDade committed to SMU.

http://smu.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=2 ... 74&style=2

Quote:

“I talked to Kyle Padron from Southlake the other day. He was asking if I committed and I told him that I verbally committed. He was saying that he’s looking forward to seeing me at the game on Saturday and good luck on the season.â€