09-22-2025, 08:56 AM
(09-22-2025, 01:20 AM)newguy Wrote:(09-21-2025, 03:46 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(09-21-2025, 02:15 PM)msqueri Wrote: Moreover, Gulbranson has been really average two weeks in a row now against solid competition, which is a level of play it would be surprising to see Brown be able to match based on everything we know about him - how he played last year, how he has fared in QB competitions at Stanford with two different head coaches, what his recruiting profile was, how QBs usually do when they play with terrible supporting casts in terms of OL protection....I mean, literally everything. There is no reason to think he'd be better. If Gulbranson were shitting the bed like he did the first two games I'd say, sure, try something else. But we now have games against Boston College and Virginia that are better than what any reasonable person could expect Brown to be able to do. The calls for Gulbranson to sit strike me as petulant.You've made it clear from the get go your disdain for Brown. How about Rizk? The kid can scramble, right? And can pass, too. Why not give him a shot. Makes sense with our line and our QB1's inability to run or to escape. . . .
agreed.
if we lose to SJSU, then it's time to give someone else a shot, whether it's Elijah Brown or Dylan Rizk.
Stanford is favored by 2 pts. There is ZERO home field advantage in this game. It's a toss-up, with SJSU having a clear edge re QB. In other words, a Spartan victory should hardly be "the last straw" for Gulbranson.
Life is too short to waste on crap football.
