What's so special about Bryant?

[msstate7]

But then do you really think he would beat out Lawrence next year after already losing to him once? That's why your thought doesn't make any sense.

I meant just stick it out this semester with with the team as RS, then transfer before spring semester starts. I don't really care either way... just saying he could've stayed without losing last year of eligibility

[Ifyouonlyknew]

KB quit his team because Dabo realized early on that Lawrence was his only hope to win the NC... Sure, KB prolly coulda run the ACC table and gotten them in the CFP, but he wasn't going to give them the a decent chance of success... TL will.

While KB is a definitive upgrade over Fitz, I'm not sure y'all couldn't do better, but I don't know much about yall's current QB situation....

On the issue of "quitting", I can see both sides of that, but I'd like to see more peeps handle it like JH did as opposed to the current trend... I'm not sure I'd want a guy coming in under his own terms then holding the coach hostage and possible bailing on me, too...

Bottom line, though: If Joe thinks the cat can help him win, he'll bring him in... and that's his job.

Hurts has another year left without RS Bryant didn't. I think Hurts was dumb for not RS this year.

[TUSK]

Hurts has another year left without RS Bryant didn't. I think Hurts was dumb for not RS this year.

I dunno what his motivation was.... Loyalty, unselfishness, maybe he just wanted help the team/finish the season and get a ring... hell, maybe he is dumb, but he doesn't give off that impression...

It's not like he had anything to gain by transferring to play QB with sights set on the NFL (neither does KB), though, so maybe that played into it, as well....

[I seen it dawg]

Double LOL!! Is this guy a moderator on this board?? Geez, I hope not.

Actually he is.. problem?

[I seen it dawg]

He didn't quit he chose to extend his career by a year by RS instead of ending his college career holding a clipboard. Not that hard to figure out honestly.

I get that but Im still not real enamored with the guy bc of it. And I'm of the opinion KT is a winner and I don't understand why we would just toss him aside for a guy that's gonna have to also learn a new, apparently difficult, offense. And KT has a whole year in it already.

[Dawg61]

KB quit his team because Dabo realized early on that Lawrence was his only hope to win the NC... Sure, KB prolly coulda run the ACC table and gotten them in the CFP, but he wasn't going to give them the a decent chance of success... TL will.

While KB is a definitive upgrade over Fitz, I'm not sure y'all couldn't do better, but I don't know much about yall's current QB situation....

On the issue of "quitting", I can see both sides of that, but I'd like to see more peeps handle it like JH did as opposed to the current trend... I'm not sure I'd want a guy coming in under his own terms then holding the coach hostage and possibly bailing on me, too...

Bottom line, though: If Joe thinks the cat can help him win, he'll bring him in... and that's his job.

I think it's actually honorable and a sign of maturity that Bryant is doing something about the tiny window of opportunity he has available to him to capitalize on his NFL chances. He's looking out for himself instead of trusting others (adults) to do it for him.

[Lance Harbor]

Nothing. Literally nothing.

His stat sheet at Clemson doesn't blow anyone out of the water and that was with NFL players all around him. What makes him this highly desired commodity? Is KT, Mayden, and Schrader that bad that we see our only hope next year is to go out and try to get this guy to transfer here?

[TUSK]

I think it's actually honorable and a sign of maturity that Bryant is doing something about the tiny window of opportunity he has available to him to capitalize on his NFL chances. He's looking out for himself instead of trusting others (adults) to do it for him.

lol.... nice.

[louisvilledawg]

So is everyone back on the Key train now because for the record I never left it.

Same. Love Keytaon.