[washingtonismoney]

(and receivers, don't forget that they sometimes get cases of the dropsies, how different would the University of Spoiled Children  game have looked if Montgomery had hauled in that first pass?)

Ty also dropped a great throw in the endzone too.

Utah Hogan was erratic in-game. YPA looks great but fumbled twice and had a poor completion percentage. Still, I'd go with Oregon State Hogan -- where he frequently looked as if he forgot how to throw -- as the definitive Bad Hogan. Mitigating the worries is that in most of the games in which he played poorly, he didn't run too much -- presumably because of coaching instructions. Shaw tends to let Hogan loose against strong teams, and guess what? MSU is a strong team. Can't wait for the fun variations on inverted veer that we're sure to see in the Rose Bowl.*

* (by the way! MSU fans? Still reading the board? A number of you seem to believe Hogan's not a mobile quarterback. Well, to you I say:

http://youtu.be/Uie-vJ3NyPk?t=3s)

[washingtonismoney]

(and receivers, don't forget that they sometimes get cases of the dropsies, how different would the University of Spoiled Children  game have looked if Montgomery had hauled in that first pass?)

Ty also dropped a great throw in the endzone too.

Utah Hogan was erratic in-game. YPA looks great but fumbled twice and had a poor completion percentage. Still, I'd go with Oregon State Hogan -- where he frequently looked as if he forgot how to throw -- as the definitive Bad Hogan. Mitigating the worries is that in most of the games in which he played poorly, he didn't run too much -- presumably because of coaching instructions. Shaw tends to let Hogan loose against strong teams, and guess what? MSU is a strong team. Can't wait for the fun variations on inverted veer that we're sure to see in the Rose Bowl.*

* (by the way! MSU fans? Still reading the board? A number of you seem to believe Hogan's not a mobile quarterback. Well, to you I say:

http://youtu.be/Uie-vJ3NyPk?t=3s)