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Emory Jones (QB Florida, transfer to Arizona St., transfer to Cincinnati)

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I completely understand not shutting down the process. To try and look at this from a neutral perspective, we just watched a two year regression of JT under an awful coach in Beck (and a year of regression for Cardale in which we saw a potential 1st rounder slide a mile in the draft). The passing game struggled greatly and now we have a new QB coach and OC. While both new hires appear to be huge upgrades, I am sure Emory will want to see the offense in action and develop a relationship with the new coaches. All that being said, I fully expect Emory to be a Buckeye come NLOID barring a disaster.
 
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RB07OSU said:
I completely understand not shutting down the process. To try and look at this from a neutral perspective, we just watched a two year regression of JT under an awful coach in Beck (and a year of regression for Cardale in which we saw a potential 1st rounder slide a mile in the draft). The passing game struggled greatly and now we have a new QB coach and OC. While both new hires appear to be huge upgrades, I am sure Emory will want to see the offense in action and develop a relationship with the new coaches. All that being said, I fully expect Emory to be a Buckeye come NLOID barring a disaster.
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Agree with all that you said. But surprised that he would visit Bama who is on their 3rd OC in 4mos and has never shown an ability to develop QBs let alone DT QBs. Hurt looked terrible in both CFB games.
I agree hell be a Buckeye in the end. And he should enjoy the process
 
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First step toward locking it up. Emory will get to see JTs changes up close and personal and will get to see the guy that is making the changes. Then he will get to see the new offense actually throw the dang thing down the field. Should ease his worries a little.
 
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