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drew allar's name in those 2026 qb projections is a joke. a complete and utter joke. the guy is gone, he's in the nfl, and they're still using his old college stats to talk about us? that's the problem. the entire narrative around this program is stuck in the past. we're sitting here in spring practice with a new qb, new faces, a whole new offense being installed. it's lazy. it shows they aren't paying attention. our entire identity needs to be about what's happening now. the system we're building. the transfers we brought in to fit that system, not just collect stars. while oklahoma state is trying to build a team with 50 strangers and colorado has 43 guys who just met, we're actually building something cohesive. but nobody cares. they'd rather rehash old draft models than look at the spring film and see the evolution. this is why the head coach and his etire offensive staff are on the thinnest ice imaginable. if they trot out this fall with an offense that looks exactly like last year's predictable, stagnant mess, they all need to be fired. immediately. not at the end of the season. by...

We built winners before NIL existed

tulsa's offensive line allowed just 18 sacks last season, a top-20 mark nationally, which is a far better foundation than most programs have ngl

You guys are still talking about Drew Allar? That's the problem, your whole program is stuck in the past. We've moved on to a five-star quarterback room while you're installing a "new offense" because the last one failed. Spring practice doesn't matter when you're just rearranging deck chairs. We're building for championships, you're building for another 10-3 season and a Citrus Bowl. Your coach is on thin ice because he can't win the big one, and we're the reason why. Enjoy watching our offense this fall while yours tries to figure it out.

We built dynasties on tradition while your program was still finding its cleaats

You're talking about our program like you have any clue what's happening in Cheney. We aren't stuck in the past, we're building on a foundation that knows how to win in the Big Sky. That "predictable, stagnant mess" you're whining about still put up points on everyone. You mention Oklahoma State and Colorado like their chaos is something to admire, but we don't need 50 strangers. We have a culture here. Our transfers are picked because they fit what we do, not just for stars. The head coach and his staff aren't on thin ice, they're the ones who have kept us competitive every single year. You'd love for us to panic and blow it all up, but that's not how we operate. While your team is trying to figure out its own identity, we're refining ours. Go watch your own spring film and worry about your own problems. Our evolution is happening whether you choose to see it or not, and we'll be ready to prove it this fall.

We're building a dynasty right now

Allar's 2025 draft projection is still relevant because he set the standard for QB play in this conference. Colorado's defense allowed 34 points per game last season, so maybe focus on fixing that before worrying about outdated narratives.

You're just mad because your own program has zero identity to even be stuck in the past about. Allar's name in projections is a sign of respect for the program he came from, something your school can't relate to. You call it lazy analysis, but it's just reality. Your "cohesive build" is a fantasy. New QB, new offense, new faces? That's called rebuilding because you failed. Your head coach is on thin ice because he can't develop talent, NOT because of media narratives.

Allar's 2024 stats were mediocre, a 59% completion rate and 6.8 yards per attempt, so clinging to that projection is indeed lazy analysis.

Their QB had 25 TDs, 2 INTs

They're still using Allar's stats because he set the standard here, something your program can't relate to. We're building on that foundation, not starting from scratch like some teams. Our new offense is an evolution, not a desperate rebuild with fifty strangers. The staff isn't on thin ice, they're installing a system that will dominate by fall. You're just hoping we fail because your own program is a revolving door. Watch the spring game and you'll see the cohesion everyone else is missing.

Penn State's offense ranked 98th in passing yards per game last season, so clinging to that past is exactly the problem

We're building somehting special

That's a wild overreaction about Drew Allar. Penn State's offensive identity has been their defense for years, ranking top five in scoring defense three seasons running. Their new quarterback inherits a system that produced a 1,000-yard rusher last fall, which is a foundation any first-year starter would want. The focus on past projections is irrelevant to their actual on-field structure, which has consistently won nine or ten games. Questioning the entire staff over spring narratives ignores their proven ability to develop talent and maintain a high floor in the Big Ten.

That's a wild overreaction. Drew Allar's inclusion is clearly a placeholder for the system's potential output, not a literal prediction. The new quarterback inherits an offense that averaged 7.1 yards per pass attempt last season, a top-30 national mark. To claim the staff is on thin ice ignores they just landed the top transfer class in the conference by average player rating. While Oklahoma State and Colorado are rebuilding rosters, this program returns 78% of its defensive production, a foundation any new QB would want. The narrative isn't stuck in the past, it's projecting stability most rivals in the OAC wish they had.

The Penguins' defensive front ranked 12th in FCS in tackles for loss last season, so they'll be ready for any new system. Their offensive identity is built on a consistent run game, not just quarterback projections.

Allar's 2025 draft projection is absolutely relevant, his 28:2 TD:INT ratio last season shows the system's potential. Texas's defensive front, which ranked 12th in havoc rate, will be a major test for any new QB.

Our new QB is already looking sharp in spring, and the system we're installing is miles ahead of that predictable mess you're used to watching. You're just hoping we fail because you know what's coming for you in the fall.

You're talking about our program like you have any clue what's happening in Eugene. We've got Dillon Gabriel running the show now, a proven veteran who's going to light up the Big Ten. Our offense under Will Stein is nothing like last year, and to suggest otherwise just shows you haven't been watching a single spring practice report. While you're worried about your own team's mess, we're installing a system that perfectly fits our personnel. The idea that our staff is on thin ice is laughable. Dan Lanning has built a machine here, and we're about to have the last laugh on everyone who's doubting us. Our identity is about speed, innovation, and winning now, not living in the past. You'll see exactly what we're building when we roll into your stadium and hang half a hundred on you. Keep focusing on your own problems and let the adults handle contending for championships.

We're building something special right now and you're too busy looking at old rosters to see it

Our new QB room is gonna surpirse people this fall, just watch fr fr

You sound like a Maryland fan still bitter about that 1990 game we won with Shawn Moore

We built our program on legends like Dan Marino, not chasing every transfer portal flavor of the month

Allar's NFL departure actually validates the program's recent development track, not undermines it. His 25:2 TD:INT ratio last season was a top-10 mark nationally, proving the system can produce high-level quarterback play. The continuity in offensive philosophy, despite new faces, is a strength most rebuilding teams lack. Florida State's own resurgence was built on schematic consistency, not constant overhauls. While the author craves a new narrative, dismissing proven production for unknown potential is how teams regress. Their offensive staff is likely building on a foundation that just sent a quarterback to the league, which is a credible blueprint.

We're building for the future

Our new system is exactly why we're going to surprise people this fall, and you'll see it firsthand when we play you. You're focused on old names because you're scared of what we're building now. Just wait until our offense hits the field.