Fill the current one first.

Fresno Freshman QB Blaze McKibbin*** in the transfer portal. 6'5" and 210 #s.

Dec 18th - early signing date.

6'2", 230, from Idaho. Hawkins & Speckman in person meet. 19 years old.

Edit: he took an extra post HS year at his military school.

Beau Baldwin, OC from Berkeley.

He had heat from alums. From EWU to Cal Poly.

Now, who will be Berkeley's new OC? Tui? Toler? Someone new? Daft?

On your scale, where does the home semi final game (?) rank, I believe 1982, when O'Brien had his ankle injury at Toomey & Defense saved the day?

How many Wolfpack alums there? Didn't he take them to DI 30 years earlier, and help build a new stadium?

I believe he is credited w creating The Pistol offense.

His passion wasn't chicken dinners or money (AD).

TCU 5-7 this year, 6 close losses.

Street gangs ...

Boom! 6'5", 240#s*** ... excellent at blocking & receiving... one hand grab 45 seconds into this video. And a long snapper.

http://www.hudl.com/v/2AQnER

Good things about Fresno.

1.

It was the schema!

Not looking for overemphasis, but it was nice to see the Sac QB just tuck it and go, throw on the run, roll out.

I read somewhere that QBs are injured more standing in the pocket, not running.

Edit: we may also have 2 Frosh QBs competing for the job.

No insider insight on our current QBs?

And two new QB signees.

PWO offers from Virginia Tech & Wyoming.

I watched his senior highlight tape, and he had 4-5 20 yard runs, wouldn't avoid contact. He moves pretty decent for a big guy. Can throw it against his body with strength, on the run, can tear drop it in, and even the shovel pass flip. Threw it 55 yards for a game winning TD w 4 seconds remaining against his body, not 100% planted.

Not sure of the comp level. 4.3 GPA.

My mistake, I just checked a few articles and saw no details. I *think* the AD said they'll honor the contract, but likely no athletic gear monies, TV / radio, etc.

I watched most of the presser. He did let out that being responsible for 100 18-22 year olds isn't easy ... and they make dumb choices.

He also mentioned stress, and not enjoying the Rose Bowl.

Speaking of championship games, did Sochor enjoy McAllen, Texas? He was interviewed at halftime, we were down, and he was calm.

So let me get this straight ... Coach Pete is going to make somewhere between $3-5 Million per year (til 2023) while he decides what to do the next 10-15 years?

Edit: I didn't see any contract details.

Yes. Better weather. Close to family & the Wine Country. Consultant like Sam Young?

He could also teach Leadership classes to undergrads, GSM, and corporations in the Silicon Valley.