Dakota Prukop

[Mikey]

THE GUY.

He went to Southern Miss

[Dinsdale]

So 'Bama is going to pay him more than Oregon? This could get nasty!

Yeah, I can't remember the last time it was actually proven that a player (or his family) was actually paid to transfer to a particular school.

Help me out here...

Was that at Oregon?

Alabama?

What was that guy's name... I can't remember... Cam... something?

He went to Alabama, right?

[Goober McTuber]

[Howard Cosell]Down goes shutyomouth!![/Howard Cosell]

[Shoalzie]

I saw Michigan was kicking the tires on him as well. The starting QB job is wide open in Ann Arbor post-Rudock.

[Dinsdale]

I saw Michigan was kicking the tires on him as well.

They can "kick the tires" on him all they like -- he was only considering 2 teams, and Michigan wasn't one of them.

Bama needs to develop a 3 year starter. No more one year QBs, I hope.

I'm not too comfortable with the Rent-a-QB model, either. Worked out this season (minus the injury), but everyone knew Adams would land the job, since Lockie sucks. Prokop must be extremely confident in his abilities, since there will be much more competition for the starting QB job next summer. He would have just about guaranteed himself a starting spot at Bama... but he probably wanted a chance to play in the pros (Adams' reason for transferring), and took a look at how Tide QBs have fared in recent decades, and said "no thanks."

While there's up-and-coming talent at Oregon, a solid one-and-done is better than uncertainty, I guess. Morgan Mahalak (I think he changed his last name, or some such shit) was supposed to be the next Big Thing, but we're still waiting on that one.

[Goober McTuber]

took a look at how Tide QBs have fared in recent decades

I believe millennia was the word you were looking for.