I haven't been on the board in a couple months but I'm wondering if there's been a thread where people can apologize to MM for trying to run him out of town after the bowl game and during the summer?
Has there been an official Apologize to Milton thread?
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Like you said, you haven't been on this board for a couple months. Many on this board weren't calling for him to be tarred and feathered. But if you're feeling guilty "go ahead and get it out here in this thread". Usually the cheating husbands are the ones who are most paranoid about their wives cheating on them.
Most people on this site were hoping for an improved Milton and so far so good. His durability is still our greatest concern.
Most people on this site were hoping for an improved Milton and so far so good. His durability is still our greatest concern.
A great game against FIU does not make a Heisman winner...
We'll see how he does against Memphis
Personally, from what I was last game I believe he'll continue to play well. I'm more concerned about our running game in the close games like Memphis, GT, Navy, USF, etc.
He appeared servicable after the FIU game....but it was FIU. Like has been said, it's not all on him because the 5 guys in front of him need to give him some time to throw as well. I think most people give a true freshman a "pass" on many things but basics like constantly hanging the ball up in the air is not something you can just overlook and attribute to inexperience. We'll just let them play and see what unfolds. The next 3 weeks will be very telling.
Could everyone please get off the knee-jerk reactions? Come back and apologize about your dislike of a UCF QB after he's played someone who has a defense. My word, so many open receivers it's not really that extraordinary to hit one of them. FIU's CBs were rather clueless. But, you'd have to admit only a small handful of passes were overthrown this game compared to every single pass last year. It is obvious he's learned something in the off season, so at least he can improve. I hope he tears through the rest of the year.
These guys never apologize. Look at the official "apologize to Firmbizzle" thread.
It's been 1 game against FIU......let's relax, take a breath, and see how the next few games go. 
While i agree, it was still FIU, need a bigger sample size. Much better than last year but that all goes to waste if he isnt consistent.
He was doing the same thing as last year. Throwing up 50/50 balls. Last year our guys didn't catch them. Against FIU we did. He isn't a great QB but we just need it close and have our receivers go up and get it.
Some of his passes were pretty impressive, others were up for grabs. On one play, he threw into quadruple coverage...quadruple coverage.
I will if he keeps it up and we keep winning. No problem there.
However, our expectations were high and remain high. That goes wth any UCF starting QB. In addition, he had some first year flaws/issues that even Frost and Milton himself have acknowledged
However, our expectations were high and remain high. That goes wth any UCF starting QB. In addition, he had some first year flaws/issues that even Frost and Milton himself have acknowledged
Don't get me wrong, I see some good upside to "Eminem" (yes, i'm officially trying to coin that nickname here on the forum) and I think he's going to make some amazing plays this season and possibly into the next one, but please spare me the "18 year old student athlete" mantra. We've got kids close to that age operating nuclear aircraft carriers, piloting F-22 Raptors, and hunting down the Taliban on Seal Team 6. At the end of the day he's a grown f**cking man.
No, sorry, I won't. Not only because of how I feel, but also because ...
Exhibit A ...
Yes, similarly aged kids are on nuclear aircraft carriers, but you're talking about them not having to answer to snotty fans, only late 20s (and older). These kids are not leaders, but followers ... let alone they purposely had their entire lives broken down from boot camp, for a reason.
But even Exhibit A isn't as much as ...
Exhibit B ...
The average age of an air superiority driver is well beyond 25. They don't give those F-22s to kids. Most are from the experienced F-15 ranks.
And now ...
Exhibit C ...
You obviously don't know the first thing about the Teams, and Operators in general. Look up their average ages. Seriously, look it up.
Youth is not the preferred attribute.
So, in the end ...
Let's say I agree with you.
I'd just rather MM answer to someone who knows what they are talking about, instead of yourself.
But, alas ... this is the kiddie board.
he had me nervous in the 1st half with the high throws but great 2nd half. His run game opens things up more as long as he's smart to try to avoid the big hit
2 Games
636 all-purpose yards
5 TD
1 INT
0 Fumbles
0 Sacks Allowed
636 all-purpose yards
5 TD
1 INT
0 Fumbles
0 Sacks Allowed
MM also leads the AAC in passing yds per game and he's 4th in the nation in qb rating.
Ironically, UCF has no runners or receivers in the top 30 in yd/game. That's balance!
Yeah, I'm not apologizing for saying he was awful last year. He was.
But I never stopped rooting for him. He has UCF on his helmet, I want him to do well.
But I never stopped rooting for him. He has UCF on his helmet, I want him to do well.
Can we stop pretending that the kid isn't outperforming what many of us thought him capable of? He is. There is no harm in admitting that.
Milton is still floating passes that are going to get somebody leveled. Snelson has been on the receiving end of a few.
short QBs are loved by America, the secret will be out soon
Someone ask Asante if his kid is still sure he wants to go to FSU.
Where have you been for the past decade Asante?
