Unconquered

I just don't see Secord ever getting any PT and with Trickett only weighing 120lbs, I'm guessing if Coker can grasp the mental part, he'll shoot up the DC and is planted squarely in the #2 spot half way thru the season. Based solely on my gut...no inside scoop.

Assuming that Trickett comes in for mop up duty in weeks 1 and 2, I think that will give all of us some indication of whether will see him under center in meaningful game time.

Agree that Coker is already probably #3 in line, but like healthguy said, that doesn't mean he'll play this year and burn his shirt. Hopefully we don't have to find out the answer to that question and EJ has a full, healthy season.

Never play a down. Actually, you can play but if hurt early in the season you can take a med RS (applied for only if extra eligibility is needed later).

If there is some kind of declaration it is bogus. I would declare every single player for a redshirt because I know you can always burn it even if you had wanted to initially RS them.

Definitely see him redshirting this year unless something happens to EJ, don't see a reason to burn up a year if we don't need him to to play right away

this... if EJ gets hurt then the I think Coker will be, depending on the timing, the most capable if he can get the playbook down... as far as I have heard Coker is a great student and shouldn't have a problem learning the playbook.... Bottom line though is that we are screwed if EJ goes down.. no other way to slice it.

yep these 2 things are the only reasons why im fairly confident he can succeed, even with his extremely unfavorable size.

I think Coker will challenge for the No. 2 spot, but it'd be best to give him a year to learn the playbook without being expected to play.

Trickett said as much this spring. He prepared - and could have played last year - but it was overwhelming to digest Fisher's playbook.

I'd be stunned if Trickett were not the No. 2 QB. He should see significant second-half playing time the first two games.

I covered a bunch of North Florida Christian games when Trickett was playing. There was one year when he had a bunch of seniors on the OL, and he wasn't pressured as much. And then another year when NFC didn't have a good OL. Trickett showed me he could throw with accuracy from the pocket or on a rollout to his right (honestly don't remember him rolling left too much, but I'm sure he can/will).

How does a lefty provide an advantage? Basketball: unexpected release point keeps from getting shot blocked. Pitcher: well discussed/known.

Quarterback?

Yes he does, I know it's hard to swallow...

I didn't believe it at first either when a receiver told me that, but then I saw it with my own eyes in warmup's. Trickett has a cyborg arm attached to his little body, makes no sense.

He's not Brett Favre, but I think people on our site overrate the strength of EJ's arm too, so....It's just something you have to see in person, not on TV.