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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

Maybe because he can compete for a championship at GA?

CoachLB said:

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4 said:

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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

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I think its about getting the ball. Noah is a deep ball and jump ball specialist but that's Reeds weakness, not a strength.

He's got plenty of film in the can of Reed over throwing him

The NCAA carefully constructed a reality that only benefited the member institutions. That has been obliterated by the greed they practiced.

jamey said:

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CoachLB said:

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4 said:

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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

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I think its about getting the ball. Noah is a deep ball and jump ball specialist but that's Reeds weakness, not a strength.

He's got plenty of film in the can of Reed over throwing him

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So instead he is going to a team with a running QB in a run based offense that had a horrible time getting the ball to receivers? Yeah seems like a great choice. This was about money.

I don't know why we still talk about these guys that leave.

It's so funny to me that people think players leave so they can go compete for championships.

ironmanag said:

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jamey said:

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CoachLB said:

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4 said:

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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

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I think its about getting the ball. Noah is a deep ball and jump ball specialist but that's Reeds weakness, not a strength.

He's got plenty of film in the can of Reed over throwing him

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So instead he is going to a team with a running QB in a run based offense that had a horrible time getting the ball to receivers? Yeah seems like a great choice. This was about money.

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He'll be in a better situation at Georgia. It's not the same QB in 2025. The backup, Stockton had a better completion percentage last season in the same offense at
70% than the starter Beck at 64%

Stockton isn't a running QB either

jamey said:

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ironmanag said:

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jamey said:

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CoachLB said:

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4 said:

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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

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I think its about getting the ball. Noah is a deep ball and jump ball specialist but that's Reeds weakness, not a strength.

He's got plenty of film in the can of Reed over throwing him

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So instead he is going to a team with a running QB in a run based offense that had a horrible time getting the ball to receivers? Yeah seems like a great choice. This was about money.

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He'll be in a better situation at Georgia. It's not the same QB in 2025. The backup, Stockton had a better completion percentage last season in the same offense at
70% than the starter Beck at 64%

Stockton isn't a running QB either

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What an awfully misguided way to look at it. He played a grand total of ONE full game. And his completion percentage was only that high because they dink and dunked the ball around when he was in. His yards per attempt was 6.9, a full yard less than Beck and would've ranked 15/16 in the SEC. Let's slow down on hyping this guy up.

GigEmMortis said:

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jamey said:

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ironmanag said:

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jamey said:

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CoachLB said:

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4 said:

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CoachLB said:

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I would imagine the big reason was money. Let's get real, if they are starting and leave most likely it was because of a better offer. He is not taking a.cut in pay.to go anywhere.

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Seriously? I can easily think of another reason.

Like, I don't know... Maybe he wants win?

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yeah seriously. You just had a starting QB of a playoff team leave because he demanded more money. Watch Thomas if Georgia wins big and he catches 0ne ball per game. He will be very unhappy. Or if the money promised does not come through. They are like NFL guys now. For most of these guys money comes before the team winning. Oh, they want to win. But the money and how many times they get the ball is before winning.

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I think its about getting the ball. Noah is a deep ball and jump ball specialist but that's Reeds weakness, not a strength.

He's got plenty of film in the can of Reed over throwing him

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So instead he is going to a team with a running QB in a run based offense that had a horrible time getting the ball to receivers? Yeah seems like a great choice. This was about money.

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He'll be in a better situation at Georgia. It's not the same QB in 2025. The backup, Stockton had a better completion percentage last season in the same offense at
70% than the starter Beck at 64%

Stockton isn't a running QB either

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What an awfully misguided way to look at it. He played a grand total of ONE full game. And his completion percentage was only that high because they dink and dunked the ball around when he was in. His yards per attempt was 6.9, a full yard less than Beck and would've ranked 15/16 in the SEC. Let's slow down on hyping this guy up.

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48 attempts vs Notre Dame and Texas, end of season. More than enough to get a good view. He should be coming into his own as an upperclassmen this season

Like that was hard. The TexAgs recliner experts are always an easy target.

maroongoon95 said:

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Texas 8&4, or Georgia. You do the math

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it was either Klein or Reed, or both.