Originally posted by TripletDaddy
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The Heaps Reclamation Project
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I'm actually glad for your report. I couldn't see Jake very well. It's good that he's keeping his head in the game and having a good attitude. We all know Jake will most likely get his shot sometime before the end of the season. I think if he has a good attitude and pays attention he could learn a few things from Nelson.
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Do you think he's just disappointed with the offense in general? I think he's due for a breakout game. It wouldn't surprise me a bit if Doman purposely seeks to get Apo more involved in next week's game.Originally posted by MarkGrace View PostI really get the feeling Apo doesn't want to be here anymore, and not just because Riley is playing QB.
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He sure made an effort to get a reportedly disgruntled Wilson involved last night. The TE screen was cool.Originally posted by Shaka View PostDo you think he's just disappointed with the offense in general? I think he's due for a breakout game. It wouldn't surprise me a bit if Doman purposely seeks to get Apo more involved in next week's game.
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I was most interested in seeing if he would approach Nelson while the defense was on the field. But I never saw the two of them speak or high five or whatever. I definitely looked for it. It is also possible that I missed it, too.Originally posted by Shaka View PostI'm actually glad for your report. I couldn't see Jake very well. It's good that he's keeping his head in the game and having a good attitude. We all know Jake will most likely get his shot sometime before the end of the season. I think if he has a good attitude and pays attention he could learn a few things from Nelson.
Riley continued to say the right things in post game. "I don't make personnel decisions," when asked about starting next week. I don't even think Jake was interviewed. Must have been a bittersweet night for him. Hopefully he learned some things by watching every snap from the sideline.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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That was fun to watch. My favorite part was Brown's block. The play was well past him and he was still driving that guy backwards. I think the line is getting a lot of heat and the effort on this play was signal that they are getting the message.Originally posted by KillerDog View PostHe sure made an effort to get a reportedly disgruntled Wilson involved last night. The TE screen was cool.
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While we all have theories regarding the cool behavior the two QB's exhibit towards one another it would be a good thing if they could figure out how to develop a decent working relationship. Maybe we should summon one of CUF's resident mental health care professionals to provide some therapy.Originally posted by TripletDaddy View PostI was most interested in seeing if he would approach Nelson while the defense was on the field. But I never saw the two of them speak or high five or whatever. I definitely looked for it. It is also possible that I missed it, too.
Riley continued to say the right things in post game. "I don't make personnel decisions," when asked about starting next week. I don't even think Jake was interviewed. Must have been a bittersweet night for him. Hopefully he learned some things by watching every snap from the sideline.
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Both Braden's on the o-line have a lot of "nasty" in them. They really like to hit people. I would love to see us run a bunch of screens to Braden Brown's side. His speed, balance and agility are impressive. Longer arms and he is a sure thing NFL prospect. He might be one anyway.Originally posted by Shaka View PostThat was fun to watch. My favorite part was Brown's block. The play was well past him and he was still driving that guy backwards. I think the line is getting a lot of heat and the effort on this play was signal that they are getting the message.
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Any word on how Heaps is handling the benching? I've been slammed at work and/or been out of town and haven't been able to follow the Cougs closely.Jesus wants me for a sunbeam.
"Cog dis is a bitch." -James Patterson
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From Harmon: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...iors.html?pg=2
Heaps' situation could find a turning point on the plane trip home from Hawaii. Sooner than later, he'll have to say he'll stay at BYU and wait out the Riley Show, or leave to be developed elsewhere.
If Heaps leaves, there are some critical moves that should be made in the next 48 to 72 hours. If he is to enroll at another school, he must ask for a release from his scholarship and financial aid from BYU's athletic director Tom Holmoe . BYU does not stand in the way of athletes who want to transfer.
A release allows Heaps to openly be in contact with other schools and allows recruiters from those schools to contact him, recruit him, host him on recruiting trips and seal a deal.
The time issue here is interesting. BYU's fall semester ends in 14 days on Dec. 17. Many schools start the winter semester Jan. 4. That is 18 days for Heaps to get released, finish recruiting visits, make a decision and enroll in another Division I school where he'll have to redshirt but could get in spring practice to learn a new system.
Either way, whether he goes or stays, it is evident this is Riley Nelson's team.
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Man I hate being right.
"Either evolution or intelligent design can account for the athlete, but neither can account for the sports fan." - Robert Brault
"Once I seen the trades go down and the other guys signed elsewhere," he said, "I knew it was my time now." - Derrick Favors
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If I were heaps I would want to be coached by Tedford...just sayinOriginally posted by cougjunkie View PostDyslexics are teople poo...
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