Ewert86PC
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I think Drake will still have growing pains. I agree with others that his ceiling is much higher than Athan's.Kaliakmanis is a senior. Lindsay is a redshirt freshman, making his first B1G start.
Nothing against Athan, but if you compare him as a redshirt freshman to Lindsay right now, The Drake wins and it ain't close at all. But we can do a comparison at the end of this season, and look at Lindsay's final redshirt freshman numbers compared to Kaliakmanis' in his redshirt freshman year. I am pretty confident that I know how that comparison will turn out.
I think Drake will still have growing pains. I agree with others that his ceiling is much higher than Athan's.
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Drake put the team on his back today.
Drake not “Chace”…The @OSU game will provide an apt comparison: Athan—2023 as a first year starter—and Chace 2025 as a first year starter.
I don't think they are even right now. Drake is already better.At present they are about even. Given a year or two and Drake is the better QB.
I think the actual thing is that AK and his dad decided that he was a bad fit for Greg Harbaugh's offense and they wanted to go back to Kirk CiarroccaKaliakmanis, in taunting the Minnesota fans, showed the world exactly why P.J. decided to go in a different direction.
2nd half athan is who he is.I find it incredible that AK is as good as he is after watching him bounce balls at our receivers feet for an entire year. However, in both our game and against Iowa, better and more clutch quarterback play in the second half and they likely win both.
He also didn't want to compete with a transfer for the starting job.I think the actual thing is that AK and his dad decided that he was a bad fit for Greg Harbaugh's offense and they wanted to go back to Kirk Ciarrocca
That's a good point.He also didn't want to compete with a transfer for the starting job.
Agree. And it probably worked out best for all parties involved so I don't get the need for AKs dad to be petty.That's a good point.
If he had played better there wouldn't have been a need for a transfer.
Anyway, no use now ... we have had two better QB's last year and this year!
I think this year AK can throw with better touch and more accuracy than when he was a Gopher. He’s still inconsistent and decision making seems to be about the same.He’s still the same QB with better receivers. He threw a bad pick, could have had as many as 4 more, and let a snap go through his legs in crunch time. They can have him.
I think that is the thing with Athan. He has talent, can make impressive throws.....but the intangibles are missing. Tanner Morgan had those, Brosmer had them and it seems like Drake may as well.I find it incredible that AK is as good as he is after watching him bounce balls at our receivers feet for an entire year. However, in both our game and against Iowa, better and more clutch quarterback play in the second half and they likely win both.
I just hope hope he plays at UM until thenDrake is damn good and going to keep getting better. Kid is going to be playing on Sundays for awhile.