Good call on Dougie - maybe takes too big of a hit for not being national championship caliber, but definitely had the arm for it.
I would say clean/tight and accurate accurately describes the category.
Danny's shotput style of throwing got the job done to the point of winning everything, however, it was about 1000 miles from a pretty ball.Wuerffel put the ball within an inch of where it needed to be.....best by far!
Danny's shotput style of throwing got the job done to the point of winning everything, however, it was about 1000 miles from a pretty ball.
Danny's shotput style of throwing got the job done to the point of winning everything, however, it was about 1000 miles from a pretty ball.
How about John Reaves? I was at that Houston game in '69 and saw that Reaves to Alvarez long TD pass that started the rout of the Playboy #1 team in the nation. I saw Reaves play a lot during those years and he threw a very nice ball.
Absolutely! That's why I had him in the OP! The fact that he came back and specifically worked with Shane is a tasty cherry on the sundae! I knew someone else appreciated him!
I was just a lad at Southwest Elementary in Lakeland when Wayne Peace was a local star -- but never saw him live at Florida Field - how was he as a passer because he was revered in Lakeland at the time.
Maybe I'm forgetting how well (or not) he could spin the ball because of his precision. In particular, nobody could throw a better fade route than Danny.Danny? The dude put the ball where it needed to go, but it was anything but pretty.