ISU lands a QB Commitment

welcome aboard James. he looks pretty good with his feet and throws a nice deep ball.
 
after seeing some video on him, this kid has a cannon for an arm and is a definite playmaker. dont know why he hasnt gotten more looks
 
i thought quarterbacks were supposed to be smart. in my book a 3.0 gpa isn't exactly brilliant but if herman thinks he's capable he probably is.
 
i thought quarterbacks were supposed to be smart. in my book a 3.0 gpa isn't exactly brilliant but if herman thinks he's capable he probably is.

3.0 gpa for today's kids is pretty good I think. Kids are caring less and less about their grades.
 
Interesting that he's listed as pro-style and more of a thrower than runner. I thought we'd be going after someone more balanced under Herman.

And who was our last skill position recruit from PA. We can see the recruiting seas turning.
 
i thought quarterbacks were supposed to be smart. in my book a 3.0 gpa isn't exactly brilliant but if herman thinks he's capable he probably is.

I wouldn't read too much into a high school GPA. Many students, athletes in particular, just sorta coast by.

Apparently the kid gets it done on the football field, and he has grades good enough to get him into school. Just fine by me.

Nice get this late in the game by PR.
 
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true about different smarts, but i'm in high school and it's pretty easy to maintain a 3.5 at least. in most cases kids that have a lot of street smarts or football smarts could do really well in school if they tried. and like i said, it's pretty easy to get at least a 3.5 without studying or giving forth a lot of effort.
 
Football smart and book smart can be completely different.

Yeah, look at Peyton Manning. :jimlad:

Kidding aside, we have no reason to distrust Herman. If he is confident enough in his abilities to offer him a scholarship, then I'm sure the kid will do just fine.

Herman is Mensa smart after all.:wink:
 
true about different smarts, but i'm in high school and it's pretty easy to maintain a 3.5 at least. in most cases kids that have a lot of street smarts or football smarts could do really well in school if they tried. and like i said, it's pretty easy to get at least a 3.5 without studying or giving forth a lot of effort.[/quote]
Depends on your high school, too.
 
true about different smarts, but i'm in high school and it's pretty easy to maintain a 3.5 at least. in most cases kids that have a lot of street smarts or football smarts could do really well in school if they tried. and like i said, it's pretty easy to get at least a 3.5 without studying or giving forth a lot of effort.[/quote]
Depends on your high school, too.

Ditto. I think that speaks largely about the high schools.

EDIT: Isn't Lebanon HS known for football? I seem to remember hearing about them before.
 
Some of it could be if they have an advanced grading scale or not, or are pretty much all schools using that now? We switched systems my senior year, went from all grades whether + or - counting the same to one where you got less points for a - then you did the regular letter grade and more points for the +.