Luke McCaffrey to Louisville

[Red Said Ted]

Hmmm, So these are my thoughts/questions. Luke and Wandale are both gone. They both went to schools an hour apart? We heard that the offense did not want to extend the season with a bowl game. We have heard culture mentioned. So, what if these two, regardless of how dynamic, were a rot in the locker room? Have not heard anything on that front and they seemed to be really close as far as friends/teammates. Maybe it will be for the better that they have decided to leave?

I think there was a second shooter on the grassy knoll.

 

[Costa Rica Red]

He isn't a QB and the sooner he accepts that fact, the better. He reminds me of Crouch - even looked a lot like him with the #7 on his jersey - but as a QB he is not using his talents to the best of his ability I believe -but I wish him good luck.

You mean Eric Crouch, that Heisman Trophy winning Quarterback?

 

[huskrthill]

Maybe he wanted to be in a conference that would allow his team to play in the event the Big 10 continues with their silliness re: COVID-19.

 

[Stuck in the South]

Pictured with the Heisman Trophy ...WOW!

gotta dream big

 

[Stuck in the South]

14-22>12-20 pal

 

[YUENGLING]

I am hoping Luke's assessment of Smothers may have had a hand in this deal.

BINGO!

 

[cthusker]

63% vs 60% yeah that's a huge difference

I thought the same thing! Math is his life...

 

[lo country]

Satterfield has a plan and a system. I'd expect to see a different LM if he gets to play.

 

[Stuck in the South]

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Cunningham also had 609 yards rushing on 131 attempts and 7 TDs

maybe cunningham will come to lincoln then? JK

 

[dparks]

Very athletic players for sure and seemed to have good attitudes on the surface. But below the surface? Dunno. Maybe WR’s trainer and dad were getting to be a pain? Luke didn’t workout with the team last summer so who knows? Maybe the both dads were more of a pain that the kids were worth. Luke hasn’t shown he will be a viable QB.

They will likely find out the grass is not always greener.

At this point it’s time to move on and hope Scott can get this thing figured out.

I can say this with about 95% certainty, as soon as the ink dried on WR's LoI, his dad started working on getting him back to KY. Then the trainer started pushing it (with a fairly high confidence that dad brought trainer into the fold but not 95% confident), and finally used the "look who the new O Coordinator is, he can get you to the NFL...." speel and with Frost trying to get him killed in goal line situations, that finally won over WR, as he rejected his dad's wishes the entire 1st and most of the 2nd year he was at NU. Maybe not 100% accurate but I would dare say pretty darn close.

 

[pitch]

Definitely not going to a winning program. One and done.

Louisville has gone 12-12 overall and 8-9 in the ACC in two seasons under Satterfield. The Cardinals went 4-7 last year.

 

[jmatlock]

63% vs 60% yeah that's a huge difference

They don't teach math in Mississippi, so I guess I'll have to take your word for it pal.

 

[jmatlock]

well in truth it's even closer because it's a 38.888 winning percent vs a 37.5

> is still> pal anyway you look at it.

 

[jmatlock]

Yeah, same thing I thought.

Not sure what this does for him other than move him further East.

Well he is closer to Tuscaloosa now so that can't hurt...right pal?

 

[Stuck in the South]

They don't teach math in Mississippi, so I guess I'll have to take your word for it pal.

Well if you subtract the s'es from the i's, then the remainder of total letters equals the %point difference...way too much time on my hands to think of this.