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Got a feeling FTG1984 is a Griz fan. For The Griz?catsrback76 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 11:42 amHe's a blowhard and has no intention of backing up his word or his character. Sad, but there are some of those in every fan base!
https://egriz.com/grizboard/viewtopic.p ... on#p679357BadlandsGrizFanAgain wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 11:09 amIdk...I dont remember people not wanting JJ.....I always remember the overall consensus of people being really high on him and his obvious talent.bobcatfan123 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 8:21 amI'm saying that Jordan Johnson had some very rough games initially and progressed as the season went on. Not similar at all in style (Johnson was a really good dual threat qb, Rovig. . . Not so much) aND I don't see Rovig having as high of a ceiling as johnson. But it is interesting to look where Johnson was at this point his sophomore season. Like 91 mentioned, egriz wanted nothing to do with jj at this point in his career. Your staff did a great job of recognizing potential and allowing him to develop. I think we are seeing Rovig develop as the season goes on and I'm optimistic that he will be a good qb when all is said and done.BadlandsGrizFanAgain wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:42 amDont quit now...theyre comparing Rovig to Jordan Johnson....lol
Maybe the difference being that when he could throw...he could at least rely on his running to keep the offense going.
Bobcatfan123 now serving hot bowls of shut the F—k up.bobcatfan123 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 12:30 pmhttps://egriz.com/grizboard/viewtopic.p ... on#p679357BadlandsGrizFanAgain wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 11:09 amIdk...I dont remember people not wanting JJ.....I always remember the overall consensus of people being really high on him and his obvious talent.bobcatfan123 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 8:21 amI'm saying that Jordan Johnson had some very rough games initially and progressed as the season went on. Not similar at all in style (Johnson was a really good dual threat qb, Rovig. . . Not so much) aND I don't see Rovig having as high of a ceiling as johnson. But it is interesting to look where Johnson was at this point his sophomore season. Like 91 mentioned, egriz wanted nothing to do with jj at this point in his career. Your staff did a great job of recognizing potential and allowing him to develop. I think we are seeing Rovig develop as the season goes on and I'm optimistic that he will be a good qb when all is said and done.BadlandsGrizFanAgain wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:42 amDont quit now...theyre comparing Rovig to Jordan Johnson....lol
Maybe the difference being that when he could throw...he could at least rely on his running to keep the offense going.
I think maybe this will refresh your memory. This was one of many threads going on egriz at the time. Pretty much the same sort of conversation we have been having on BN these past few months!
Nice post.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:02 pmI have more respect for Rovig as every day passes.
This was the most talked about position battle in the entire state. From last season, through the spring, into fall, it's all everyone wanted to talk about. Look at this very board in Mid-October. It's so fascinating that even Griz fans can't stop talking about it.
The fall camp was crazy. I was able to watch a few practices and thought both dudes brought stuff to the table. What I really noticed was how Bauman took control of the huddle. He seemed to so that better than Rovig. In the end, Bauman, a redshirt freshman, just wasn't ready. I know this is sports and people don't like patience in sports but wow. We're acting like Bauman must be awful because he didn't set the place on fire after a couple starts. Give. Me. A. Break.
So Rovig gets another shot. While I concede he makes mistakes every game, so does every qb I've ever seen. That is such a lousy argument. We said all season we need a guy to manage the game and if our run game does their part we should score points. This has been the case all season and we're doing it without our starting running back!
I think because of the hype surrounding this position, Rovig gets unfairly scrutinized every game. Don't get me wrong, players are going to be scrutinized, and no position more than the qb. That's not what I mean. But every pair of eyes every game seem to be watching nothing but this quarterback. I'm convinced if this dude tied his shoes funny out there people would call him out on it. I believe had he been our starter through last season and there was no battle this season, even if he had the EXACT same numbers as he does now, he wouldn't be called out near as much.
He's a redshirt sophomore that's started what, 6-7 games in his career? If you're truly trying to be honest I think you'd have a hard time saying that he hasn't improved as he went along. I think the Sac game was evidence of that. He played well enough to win. If our coaches are as good as I think. If our offensive and defensive line are as good as they should be. If our defense as a whole is even close to as good as we thought they'd be. If we have the runners that I think we do....that performance from Rovig should win almost every time.
Unlike some I've read on this board, I'm one of those guys that think freshman and sophomores can get better with reps and practice. Why people are so convinced this kid can't be good for us is so confusing to me sometimes.
And just so people won't bring it up again, Sac did not start playing prevent until the last drive. They kept playing man and we finally started beating them over the top.iaafan wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:16 pmNice post.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:02 pmI have more respect for Rovig as every day passes.
This was the most talked about position battle in the entire state. From last season, through the spring, into fall, it's all everyone wanted to talk about. Look at this very board in Mid-October. It's so fascinating that even Griz fans can't stop talking about it.
The fall camp was crazy. I was able to watch a few practices and thought both dudes brought stuff to the table. What I really noticed was how Bauman took control of the huddle. He seemed to so that better than Rovig. In the end, Bauman, a redshirt freshman, just wasn't ready. I know this is sports and people don't like patience in sports but wow. We're acting like Bauman must be awful because he didn't set the place on fire after a couple starts. Give. Me. A. Break.
So Rovig gets another shot. While I concede he makes mistakes every game, so does every qb I've ever seen. That is such a lousy argument. We said all season we need a guy to manage the game and if our run game does their part we should score points. This has been the case all season and we're doing it without our starting running back!
I think because of the hype surrounding this position, Rovig gets unfairly scrutinized every game. Don't get me wrong, players are going to be scrutinized, and no position more than the qb. That's not what I mean. But every pair of eyes every game seem to be watching nothing but this quarterback. I'm convinced if this dude tied his shoes funny out there people would call him out on it. I believe had he been our starter through last season and there was no battle this season, even if he had the EXACT same numbers as he does now, he wouldn't be called out near as much.
He's a redshirt sophomore that's started what, 6-7 games in his career? If you're truly trying to be honest I think you'd have a hard time saying that he hasn't improved as he went along. I think the Sac game was evidence of that. He played well enough to win. If our coaches are as good as I think. If our offensive and defensive line are as good as they should be. If our defense as a whole is even close to as good as we thought they'd be. If we have the runners that I think we do....that performance from Rovig should win almost every time.
Unlike some I've read on this board, I'm one of those guys that think freshman and sophomores can get better with reps and practice. Why people are so convinced this kid can't be good for us is so confusing to me sometimes.
Rovig has improved with each game.
NAU 11-23-1, 106, 1 TD 92.2
Poly 12-24-1, 163, 1 TD 112.5 (122.7 w/o last second passes)
SAC 16-29-1, 262, 1 TD 135.5 (#2 pass D efficiency in BSC)
Oh people will bring it up again. It will be wrong, but it will be brought up. Beauty of message boards is you can really just say whatever you want, truthful or not, fact or not, and just roll with it. That's why they're so entertaining.
You’ve got it figured out my man! It’s supposed to be fun and you definitely seem to be having a good time with all this.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:51 pmOh people will bring it up again. It will be wrong, but it will be brought up. Beauty of message boards is you can really just say whatever you want, truthful or not, fact or not, and just roll with it. That's why they're so entertaining.
ilovethecats wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:02 pmI have more respect for Rovig as every day passes.
This was the most talked about position battle in the entire state. From last season, through the spring, into fall, it's all everyone wanted to talk about. Look at this very board in Mid-October. It's so fascinating that even Griz fans can't stop talking about it.
The fall camp was crazy. I was able to watch a few practices and thought both dudes brought stuff to the table. What I really noticed was how Bauman took control of the huddle. He seemed to so that better than Rovig. In the end, Bauman, a redshirt freshman, just wasn't ready. I know this is sports and people don't like patience in sports but wow. We're acting like Bauman must be awful because he didn't set the place on fire after a couple starts. Give. Me. A. Break.
So Rovig gets another shot. While I concede he makes mistakes every game, so does every qb I've ever seen. That is such a lousy argument. We said all season we need a guy to manage the game and if our run game does their part we should score points. This has been the case all season and we're doing it without our starting running back!
I think because of the hype surrounding this position, Rovig gets unfairly scrutinized every game. Don't get me wrong, players are going to be scrutinized, and no position more than the qb. That's not what I mean. But every pair of eyes every game seem to be watching nothing but this quarterback. I'm convinced if this dude tied his shoes funny out there people would call him out on it. I believe had he been our starter through last season and there was no battle this season, even if he had the EXACT same numbers as he does now, he wouldn't be called out near as much.
He's a redshirt sophomore that's started what, 6-7 games in his career? If you're truly trying to be honest I think you'd have a hard time saying that he hasn't improved as he went along. I think the Sac game was evidence of that. He played well enough to win. If our coaches are as good as I think. If our offensive and defensive line are as good as they should be. If our defense as a whole is even close to as good as we thought they'd be. If we have the runners that I think we do....that performance from Rovig should win almost every time.
Unlike some I've read on this board, I'm one of those guys that think freshman and sophomores can get better with reps and practice. Why people are so convinced this kid can't be good for us is so confusing to me sometimes.
So tell me Mr. Knowledgeable, does good QB play look like what Troy did last season? Because that's the drum you've been beating all season, and it's what we got last season and it wasn't pretty. Don't get me wrong, he's an amazing athlete, but a good QB he is not. Never will be.
Always impressed with guys that can get "clairvoyant" in there. Seriously, kudos to that.grizzh8r wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 9:21 pmSo tell me Mr. Knowledgeable, does good QB play look like what Troy did last season? Because that's the drum you've been beating all season, and it's what we got last season and it wasn't pretty. Don't get me wrong, he's an amazing athlete, but a good QB he is not. Never will be.
Please enlighten us with your great wisdom, oh clairvoyant one.
Ya what was that about?! That was very frustrating. Was that a snap issue too like some of the shotgun snaps we discussed? I didn't have a great vantage point but the center-quarterback combo seemed to struggle at times.
Rovig went under center on third down and mishandled the snap. Not sure if the snap was bad or not. Jonsen ran for two yards and fumbled and Tuiasosopo recovered. I don’t think the snap was bad. Regardless Jonsen had control of it, then got hit and fumbled. Actually gained two yards, so that play wasn’t a killer as much as the third down play, which lost a yard.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:48 amYa what was that about?! That was very frustrating. Was that a snap issue too like some of the shotgun snaps we discussed? I didn't have a great vantage point but the center-quarterback combo seemed to struggle at times.
If you're under center a muffed snap is on the quarterback 95% of the time. Take it from a former centeriaafan wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 10:02 amRovig went under center on third down and mishandled the snap. Not sure if the snap was bad or not. Jonsen ran for two yards and fumbled and Tuiasosopo recovered. I don’t think the snap was bad. Regardless Jonsen had control of it, then got hit and fumbled. Actually gained two yards, so that play wasn’t a killer as much as the third down play, which lost a yard.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:48 amYa what was that about?! That was very frustrating. Was that a snap issue too like some of the shotgun snaps we discussed? I didn't have a great vantage point but the center-quarterback combo seemed to struggle at times.
Well ******. God Rovig sucks!WalkOn79 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 11:33 amIf you're under center a muffed snap is on the quarterback 95% of the time. Take it from a former centeriaafan wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 10:02 amRovig went under center on third down and mishandled the snap. Not sure if the snap was bad or not. Jonsen ran for two yards and fumbled and Tuiasosopo recovered. I don’t think the snap was bad. Regardless Jonsen had control of it, then got hit and fumbled. Actually gained two yards, so that play wasn’t a killer as much as the third down play, which lost a yard.ilovethecats wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:48 amYa what was that about?! That was very frustrating. Was that a snap issue too like some of the shotgun snaps we discussed? I didn't have a great vantage point but the center-quarterback combo seemed to struggle at times.
Just calling it like I see it. He's obviously the smartest person in the room, we're just obtuse...ilovethecats wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:30 amAlways impressed with guys that can get "clairvoyant" in there. Seriously, kudos to that.grizzh8r wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 9:21 pmSo tell me Mr. Knowledgeable, does good QB play look like what Troy did last season? Because that's the drum you've been beating all season, and it's what we got last season and it wasn't pretty. Don't get me wrong, he's an amazing athlete, but a good QB he is not. Never will be.
Please enlighten us with your great wisdom, oh clairvoyant one.
