[NU Sports] Another Review from Evanston

[Roy Lamberton]

What is missing in all this commentary on the offense is any talk of C.J.

When he was recruited by Dunbar and Fitz, he was considered almost the 2nd
coming of Baz. He's a little laid back [from Cali after all] but when I talked
with him after a spring game, he was very comfortable with the offense and was
looking forward to getting a shot at starting once Baz graduated.

I can remember some of his running before he got hurt, and he seemed to be as
good a runner as anyone trying for the position.

However, you can't be a running QB with a stress fracture, and you can't be a
passing QB with a painful fracture in your landing leg.

Fitz doesn't talk about CJ and I'm surprised nobody has asked him about his
potential return. Unless he's still not 100%, you wonder why he hasn't been
given a shot at getting the O moving...?

rsl 

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com 
> [mailto:nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com] On Behalf Of Bryan Bowser
> Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2006 11:41 PM
> To: nwu-sports at tssi.com
> Subject: [NU Sports] Another Review from Evanston
> 
> 
> I agree with much of what has been said. It was a tough game 
> to enjoy - two lackluster offenses battling for field 
> position. But I'll take any win.
>  
> I would give Deante Battle a game ball - his tackle late in 
> the game that popped the ball from the receiver brought the 
> listless crowd to their feet, and his interception a little 
> later sealed the game.
>  
> The offense needs to grow a lot, but I think Kafka shows some 
> real promise - if he or Brewer break out this year we could 
> be looking forward to several years of Sutton paired with a 
> strong quarterback. Of course, I still have nightmares from 
> the Gavin Hoffman year, so I tend to have rose colored 
> glasses when it comes to quarterbacks. (Any quarterback not 
> running the wrong way down the field  is a good thing...)
>  
> - Bryan
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