I agree, I think the speed of the game was too much for him re: the Big Ten DL's being able to rush the backfield, and his strong suit was never throwing off his back foot or being able to escape pressure real well. But we saw that he good make some throws when he HAD TIME, which with this OL this year unfortunately never seemed to happen for any of the QBs. I think at the FCS level he could be a real good QB.I think CL is better suited for FCS so if he goes it should be to that level.
Love of (playing) the game.So here's a question I have - why do kids who are likely not going to the NFL transfer in their final year of college for football purposes instead of just sticking it out and getting their degree? Are they doing it for the possibility of having an amazing final year and getting NFL consideration? Serious question.
Love of (playing) the game.
Who is doing that? Nobody as far as I can tell.So here's a question I have - why do kids who are likely not going to the NFL transfer in their final year of college for football purposes instead of just sticking it out and getting their degree? Are they doing it for the possibility of having an amazing final year and getting NFL consideration? Serious question.
Will be interesting to see where he goes.
He has been an Academic All-B1G so it would seem that from the academic side his options should be pretty wide open - and just needs to find a program that has a need & will give him a priority shot at taking the QB spot.
Hard to envision him turning into a real viable pro prospect - but if he went to a good school with a somewhat less intense level of competition - a place where his natural skills give him a real advantage - he could have fun , win some games, get a leg up on grad school work - and get networked into being set for a great career
Hard to say about equal, CL had Carroo, and opportunity not afforded Hayden. I have have talked withGotta read the article: "He will be an immediately eligible postgraduate with one year remaining once the fall term is completed."
Also, liked the opening line: "Hayden Rettig's career as a Rutgers quarterback now officially can be filed under the category of "We'll never know."
I'm still pissed at Flood for not giving him a shot last year. Thought they were about equal in the opening game and when CL went south a few games in, could never, for the life of me, figure out why he didn't get more than mop up duty. Hard to say they look even, preseason, and then not go to him when the guy you have starting craps the bed. Good luck to HR...
Hard to say about equal, CL had Carroo, and opportunity not afforded Hayden. I have have talked with
him a few times, great kid, I mean a pleasure to know.
Sorry can't agree,Good to see he got his degree.
He had every opportunity to win the job. He just didn't get it done at LSU and here.
The same can be said for us who wanted Nova benched after his multiple pick games. The coaches saw enough of Laviano in practice to know. We the fans, found out the hard way. Laviano was a MASSIVE drop off from Nova.
The answer to your last question in 'yes' - Tom Savage is a great example.So here's a question I have - why do kids who are likely not going to the NFL transfer in their final year of college for football purposes instead of just sticking it out and getting their degree? Are they doing it for the possibility of having an amazing final year and getting NFL consideration? Serious question.
The only one to do this in this thread. He just finished practice and his hair was messy. Just let it go already. Leave the young man alone.Good luck Hayden.
PS Laviano and his hair.... god that kids a tool.
Where is Tom now what team?The answer to your last question in 'yes' - Tom Savage is a great example.
So he is academic all confernce but supposedly could not master a play book? Something is fishy on the banks of the Raritan ..
That's what happens when people talk out of their ass.So he is academic all confernce but supposedly could not master a play book? Something is fishy on the banks of the Raritan ..
Where is Tom now what team?
Dunleavey article interview with Hayden Rettig today :
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i...g_has_no_regrets_qb_s.html#incart_river_index
Our mantra is he couldn't play under three different head coaches, can't remember the plays and can't get people lined up…how's he going to help PITT?Tom Savage is the back up QB for the Houston Texans.
Actually, I would like to see Hayden contact Pitt.
Pitt will be starting a new (to be determined) QB next year and have a lot of success with QB transfers.
As mentioned Tom Savage from Rutgers and current QB Nate Peterman from Tennessee.
Does anyone know if he mentioned any schools of late.
Would be ironic if Hayden actually matriculated to Pitt for his final year and did a great job under the tutelage of our OC Matt Canada.
HAIL TO PITT!!!!
Yes, that's what we heard far too many times.Our mantra is he couldn't play under three different head coaches, can't remember the plays and can't get people lined up…how's he going to help PITT?
I'm still pissed at Flood for not giving him a shot last year. Thought they were about equal in the opening game and when CL went south a few games in, could never, for the life of me, figure out why he didn't get more than mop up duty.
Our mantra is he couldn't play under three different head coaches, can't remember the plays and can't get people lined up…how's he going to help PITT?