Hell yeah! Gabriel is a great qb with a bunch of experience. BV is patching up this team and everyone knows anything goes now.Hell Haselwood may want to rethink his move to UCLA
Well he went to Arkansas but I have heard from Hog fans he has been quoted as saying he regrets the move.Hell Haselwood may want to rethink his move to UCLA
Didn’t BV state when he got here that he wanted players who wanted to play for OU? Maybe he told Williams if he wanted to chase the money then OU wasnt the place for him. I may be in the minority here but I hope OU doesnt bring him him back. He chose to leave for greed.Woke up today thinking that Williams is gone.
Gabriel is too good to be someone's backup and if Williams were to return, how much would Gabriel play ? Gabriel's broken left collar bone suffered in September did not require surgery and is probably going to heal by March, so OU redshirting him cannot be an option if Williams returns.
Bottom line: if you connect all the dots in this situation, Williams is very unlikely to stay. I am guessing that Venables knows what is about to happen with CW.
I’m thinking Williams is gone but I believe that Gabriel has 3 years to play so it is possible for Williams to start but who knows what Venables is thinking he’s probably tired of it alreadyWoke up today thinking that Williams is gone.
Gabriel is too good to be someone's backup and if Williams were to return, how much would Gabriel play ? Gabriel's broken left collar bone suffered in September did not require surgery and is probably going to heal by March, so OU redshirting him cannot be an option if Williams returns.
Bottom line: if you connect all the dots in this situation, Williams is very unlikely to stay. I am guessing that Venables knows what is about to happen with CW.
Well he better be A LOT better than Nate Hybl or we are screwed.Gabriel is certainly a serviceable QB. His upside is probably along the lines of a Nate Hybl or Landry Jones. He should do fine with a good OC like Jeff Lebby.
Hybl won a Big 12 Championship and was MVP of the Rose Bowl. I can think of a lot worse OU QB's over time.Well he better be A LOT better than Nate Hybl or we are screwed.
someone who is being overlooked in Brian DarbyMims...Mario...Stoops...and Farooq a great WR group for Dillon to mesh with. Add in Gray too who may end up as a talented hybrid slot receiver.
Is Theo Wease coming back next year?Mims...Mario...Stoops...and Farooq a great WR group for Dillon to mesh with. Add in Gray too who may end up as a talented hybrid slot receiver.
Is Theo Wease coming back next year?
Mims...Mario...Stoops...and Farooq a great WR group for Dillon to mesh with. Add in Gray too who may end up as a talented hybrid slot receiver.
Gabriel is not like Hybl or Jones. He has much more mobility.
Thats like saying Landry Jones was the best OU QB in the last 20 years simply because of numbers he was able to achieve in a QB friendly system.Hybl won a Big 12 Championship and was MVP of the Rose Bowl. I can think of a lot worse OU QB's over time.
I'd say with the exception of 3 1/2 hours when the stars aligned in the Sugar Bowl, Trevor Knight was the worst starting QB of the Stoops' era. Blake Bell would be second, although he turned out to be a stud TE. As for Paul Thompson, he was more suited to play WR than QB, but to his credit he stepped up and played admirably when Bomar got kicked off the team one week before the season started.lol Hybl played decent against an average Washington State team. He and Paul Thompson were probably the two worst QB's of the Stoops era.
Thats like saying Landry Jones was the best OU QB in the last 20 years simply because of numbers he was able to achieve in a QB friendly system.
lol Hybl played decent against an average Washington State team. He and Paul Thompson were probably the two worst QB's of the Stoops era.
I agree that Hybl, Bell and Knight were not Jones, Mayfield, Murray, Hurts or Bradford but they had some good moments. Hard for me to refer to them as the “worst”.I'd say with the exception of 3 1/2 hours when the stars aligned in the Sugar Bowl, Trevor Knight was the worst starting QB of the Stoops' era. Blake Bell would be second, although he turned out to be a stud TE. As for Paul Thompson, he was more suited to play WR than QB, but to his credit he stepped up and played admirably when Bomar got kicked off the team one week before the season started.
I don't get the CW love (not referring you). Sure, he saved OU against Texas but then flopped in 2 crucial games. He had a habit of poor decisions and seemed unable to get the ball out quickly, like ever. He was always looking for the bomb and hoping his legs would pull it out. And they did on occasions, but not enough to overcome his overall average QB play.I think that we'll look back next year at this time and see that we are just fine without Caleb.
I wish Williams well. But no one player is bigger than the team.
I agree here.....TX was his best game, but he had several average performances after that. He also seemed fairly easy to get to the ground for such a mobile QB.I don't get the CW love (not referring you). Sure, he saved OU against Texas but then flopped in 2 crucial games. He had a habit of poor decisions and seemed unable to get the ball out quickly, like ever. He was always looking for the bomb and hoping his legs would pull it out. And they did on occasions, but not enough to overcome his overall average QB play.
Good post !I don't get the CW love (not referring you). Sure, he saved OU against Texas but then flopped in 2 crucial games. He had a habit of poor decisions and seemed unable to get the ball out quickly, like ever. He was always looking for the bomb and hoping his legs would pull it out. And they did on occasions, but not enough to overcome his overall average QB play.
Thank you for the post. I didn’t have the nerve to say it. You always come through, Medic.I don't get the CW love (not referring you). Sure, he saved OU against Texas but then flopped in 2 crucial games. He had a habit of poor decisions and seemed unable to get the ball out quickly, like ever. He was always looking for the bomb and hoping his legs would pull it out. And they did on occasions, but not enough to overcome his overall average QB play.
How many guys do you think could have done as well or better than CW if they hadn't started a game since their junior year in high school? Remember, not only was he a true freshman, but he missed his entire senior season in high school due to being shut down by COVID.I don't get the CW love (not referring you). Sure, he saved OU against Texas but then flopped in 2 crucial games. He had a habit of poor decisions and seemed unable to get the ball out quickly, like ever. He was always looking for the bomb and hoping his legs would pull it out. And they did on occasions, but not enough to overcome his overall average QB play.