Bulldogs pull away from Spartans late, 24-12

brian “clutch” hoyer’s last pass was an interception, a fitting end to his terrible career

I don’t think Hoyer’s career was terrible, just overrated and mediocre. He has the physical but not the head. Again and again, Hoyer misfired to open receivers when we needed big plays. 23 plays in the 1st half and 6 points pretty much says it all. Yes, there were a few drops and the Tight End was held on the late 2 point conversion, but it was mainly Hoyer, just as he was in last year’s Bowl game vs BC (and too many critical reg season games), who proved to be the Spartan killer once again.

… [addendum/correction] 23 plays IN UGA territory in the 1st half… and only 6 pts. As the announcers noted at halftime, it would probably catch up to us… and, of course, it did.

We all just witnessed the end of the career of the crappiest QB in MSU’s history. When you compare him to Stafford, it is pretty evident why one is a future NFL 1st round pick and the other is a future grocery store bagger. Hoyer has the brain the size of a walnut. How many times did the announcers have to say he missed an open guy? Too many. When all of our opponents realized that Ringer is our offense, Hoyer got even more embarassed. Good riddance.

Same story much of the year — Hoyer struggles to hit 50% of his passes (hitting the short meaningless ones, a couple decent ones, and then completely missing on the rest) and Ringer running endlessly up the middle for 2 yards per carry. The Treadwell broken record plays on…

This is a big Dantonio fault. Loyalty is admirable to a point, but it was loyalty to a fault this year.

I love Hoyer and I want to rub lettuce on him.

Ozy, is that you?

All of you suck at life. Listen up Hoyer you are a good QB don’t let these no talent @$$clowns tell you other wise because if they were such amazing athletes they would be on the field. Thank you seniors! You played your heart out, it is a game of inches, we all get tired of hearing it but you have a great coach and staff to guide you towards the next step.

Hoyer was not a good QB. If any of you think otherwise, you’re not a true Spartan. But you can’t blame him for everything. Treadwell and Dantonio are much worse. This was an awful year in the Big 10 and the bowl games prove it. Our 9 and 3 regular season record is fluff with off years by Michigan and Notre Dame, plus a lucky Wisconsin win. Dantonio should not get credit for it (although the trustees will probably give him a new 50 year contract). From now on, we should reject bowl game invitations.

How is Hoyer a good QB? He has a mediocre arm, has horrible vision, bad attention to detail (throwing a 3 yard pass on 3rd and long) and makes bad decisions. He was a decent leader, but without Ringer, our O-line and our defense we would have never gone as far as we did.

We are getting a good amount of 4 star and 3 star recruits, something we never used to be able to say. We are not Ohio State or USC in recruiting so you have to be thankful for what is happening to the program. Plus, having Kirk Cousins and Keith Nichol is already an upgrade to the offense. We just need someone to step in for Ringer, Wiley, Long and Kershaw.

Typical of these comments that you don’t know much about football…especially being a team game that requires all players to do there job. But like many internet experts you can bash a kid who adjusted his play for the system – did his job – and in the end will be remembered far longer at MSU than you supposed fans.
If you watch the game with any knowledge you would realize that its not all that you see that dictates the game.
Good luck to the new Qbs….and realize that the “fans” are all “fans” just front runners who believe that while they can post in cyberspace have a real clue about football.

Go Green!

So, apparently, Msugogreen feels that Hoyer doing his job entails regularly missing wide open receivers, throwing passes on 3rd and long that are yards short of the 1st down marker, and curling up fetal on the ground anytime a defender gets within 5 feet of him. Get a clue! Granted, I’ll give you the fact that our stellar offensive scheme didn’t help matters, but I’ve seen high school QBs play with more poise than this guy.

Must take an genius to figure out, hey, we put in a different QB, called the plays from the line, and we actually scored.

Obviously Seriously believes that all the play on the field is dictated by the QB – like receivers running their routes …maybe incorrectly – only going with 1 hand instead of two – and then …well more than enough mistakes by other members of the offense.
But no matter – everything else he did …must have been a mistake – Compare his completions and play with older more experienced receivers in 2007 and previous years.

Msugogreen – Go back over the years and look at how many balls Hoyer threw ten yards into the sidelines / past the end zone. A lot. He can’t even throw left. He sucked. The sixty year old lady sitting in front of me in Orlando last week also made the astute observation that he sucked. Also, you suck for not realizing that he sucked.

Gosh …how did Devin Thomas even break the receiving record – and by the way throwing it out of bounds…its call throwing it away and not getting sacked or intercepted. Glad to know that your knowledge is limited. So while you wish to be juvenile in your language….I do suck for not realizing who I am dealing with.

OK, Dickbag, now I’m gonna drop some football knowledge on your ass, since you feel you’re so astute on the game.

1) Agreed, when you’re receivers run lazy routes, it makes it difficult to complete passes. What excuse do you have for our dear Brian when he’s got a guy open on the sideline (standing still, mind you), no defender within five yards, and he chucks into the fourth row?

ohhhh fight fight

Impressed with your debate ability and to call names…dickbag? Well if you wish to conduct this debate further sfpa2007@gmail.com. But I can tell that you overall superior thought of yourself has allowed you to diminish your debate – but great in name calling.