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Iowa is a where QBs go to die
Moss leaving USC for portal
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what a bizarre set of listed schools that play wildly different styles. IA and MI who ground and pound. Louisville who throws constantly. Auburn who runs the QB a lot. Seems like we just wrote some shit and called it good because those teams have graduating QBs or sucked at QB. Can't see any way MI brings in an older guy they will have to pay for and tells this new recruit they're supposedly paying a ton of money that he's not playing this year.
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I think Louisville is the logical landing place for Moss, but logic doesn't always enter into the equation.
Neither Iowa nor Michigan make any sense. Auburn's QB is in the portal, so Moss could slide into the starting job there with ease, but Auburn has slid down the SEC pecking order the last few years. I think Louisville would provide both the offensive scheme and the team profile to help him the most. Louisville is 8-4 this year, but two of those losses came against teams in the CFP (Notre Dame and SMU) and one loss against a team that arguably should be in the CFP (Miami).
Neither Iowa nor Michigan make any sense. Auburn's QB is in the portal, so Moss could slide into the starting job there with ease, but Auburn has slid down the SEC pecking order the last few years. I think Louisville would provide both the offensive scheme and the team profile to help him the most. Louisville is 8-4 this year, but two of those losses came against teams in the CFP (Notre Dame and SMU) and one loss against a team that arguably should be in the CFP (Miami).
Because his other option is Iowa?