Hundley chooses UCLA

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Not a surprise, but at least he’s not going to the dawgs

http://www.azcentral.com/sports/preps/a ... -ucla.html
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Hell ya! HUCK THE FUSKIES!

Didn't he drop us after he saw how Randall performed in Maui?
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The Huskies really don't have any big-time targets on their radars now that Hundley is committed to UCLA. I wouldn't be surprised to see them take another shot at Mariota, only to be rebuffed again.
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Supposedly Adam Pittser is the Dawgs backup plan...

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p= ... id=4978898
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Hilarious. UW fans were all bragging about how Hundley was a Washington lock. This is a huge pick up for Neuheisel. Hundley is going to be an outstanding QB.
thegreenstain wrote:Supposedly Adam Pittser is the Dawgs backup plan...

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p= ... id=4978898
I don't know if they'll be able to pull him away from Ball State and Western Michigan.
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On a side note, I watched the UW vs. BYU replay today and my feelings on Locker coming back were all but confirmed. He's WAY overhyped by the media. He routinely overthrows receivers and that will just not cut it at the next level. Perhaps they could work him out of it, but right now it looks like he should have declared last year and been a certain top 10 guy.
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uostudent wrote:Hilarious. UW fans were all bragging about how Hundley was a Washington lock. This is a huge pick up for Neuheisel. Hundley is going to be an outstanding QB.
thegreenstain wrote:Supposedly Adam Pittser is the Dawgs backup plan...

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p= ... id=4978898
I don't know if they'll be able to pull him away from Ball State and Western Michigan.


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LOL at Fuskies
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Destroyer77 wrote:On a side note, I watched the UW vs. BYU replay today and my feelings on Locker coming back were all but confirmed. He's WAY overhyped by the media. He routinely overthrows receivers and that will just not cut it at the next level. Perhaps they could work him out of it, but right now it looks like he should have declared last year and been a certain top 10 guy.
It also looks as if all the writers who were touting him as the next Heisman are now conspicuously absent from hyping him now.
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greenyellow wrote:
Destroyer77 wrote:On a side note, I watched the UW vs. BYU replay today and my feelings on Locker coming back were all but confirmed. He's WAY overhyped by the media. He routinely overthrows receivers and that will just not cut it at the next level. Perhaps they could work him out of it, but right now it looks like he should have declared last year and been a certain top 10 guy.
It also looks as if all the writers who were touting him as the next Heisman are now conspicuously absent from hyping him now.
They'll be back after they beat up on Syracuse, just enough time to hype him for the next weekend's game against Nebraska. After the Huskers, I would think that would end his award talk.
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If the Huskies had pulled him in, I'd actually be a little scared of Washington for the first time in like 5+ years. They already had a 5 star WR, TE, and RB (well Bigelow is close). Adding Hundley would have been a deadly class for them.

Nice to know he's going to rot at UCLA instead.

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UOducksTK1 wrote:If the Huskies had pulled him in, I'd actually be a little scared of Washington for the first time in like 5+ years. They already had a 5 star WR, TE, and RB (well Bigelow is close). Adding Hundley would have been a deadly class for them.

Nice to know he's going to rot at UCLA instead.
You mean OT right? lol ;)
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Plus, Bigelow is going to Cal.
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Biggus Duckus wrote:Neuheisel has had three years to develop a QB and he hasn't shown anything promising, I'm very glad Hundley is going there rather than UW.
I don't think it helps that he really hasn't had any good OL units while he's been down there. UCLA has just been hit hard by injuries and suspensions to key OL, which has forced many inexperienced and walk-on players to play major snaps on the OL. They just don't have the talent there to protect the QBs long enough to allow them to get quality game experience.
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