The Lions' Pride

As Hack said when he committed: Now i am recruiting some bodyguards

so what you are saying is that hack and AB are not part of the "stones" of this Class. Ok. have a good one.

Haha no need for that.

Look, the thread was about hack. I gave him some love because i really respect the amount of courage it took for him to:

1. Be the first commit of the class.
2. Stick with us while being assaulted by national pundits for choosing us while being the number one rated quarterback in the country. the amount of media exposure he had made him a constant target to people to why he would pick this place. No one else including Mahon had to deal with it to nearly that extent.

You know this though your just working on me. You never even mentioned Curtis Cothran who also never wavered.

I added Ab because they are practically tied at the waist.

There is nothing you're going to tell me about Mahon that i don't already know and agree with. I don't know if you're picking on me or its fat guy syndrome. But the fat guys never get the credit, its why there are 40 articles on hack to every mention of Mahon. That's not my fault, its life.

Don't get all emotional, i didn't leave then out on purpose just like you probably didn't leave Cothran out on purpose.

Have a good one.

Joe Montana was asked if he was the top HS QB coming out of HS right now where would he go. He didnt flat out say it but they were talking about offenses:

He talked about the type of offense you would want to play in:
"If you want to throw the ball, you want more traditional style, you get into the Penn State's, USC..."

Who wouldve thought we'd hear "throwing the ball" and "Penn State" in the same sentence.

Nice to see one of the greatest QBs ever bring up PSU as his first option he would look at because of the offense. However, I do see our offense evolving with a more mobile QB like Hack or Bench, probably involving some more QB run plays and the read option (which Bench ran in the UVA game).