DLev Posted January 15 Posted January 15 33 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said: Great video. 🤘 Indeed. Someone asked me the other day about Quinn in the pros. I was there live for his throw at Bama and his throw against ASU, but what I remember most vividly is his first year before getting hurt against Bama watching from the North end zone the throws he was making I just had never seen before. Put the ball in spaces in an elite way. 3 Quote
JMarquette Posted January 15 Posted January 15 We never deserved Quinn. This fickle fan base consistently complained about him. Whether you like it or not, the guy led us back from the literal wastelands of College Football. He was an excellent representative of the University of Texas and I am proud to have had him be our signal caller. 8 1 Quote
Joe Zura Posted January 15 Posted January 15 2 minutes ago, JMarquette said: We never deserved Quinn. This fickle fan base consistently complained about him. Whether you like it or not, the guy led us back from the literal wastelands of College Football. He was an excellent representative of the University of Texas and I am proud to have had him be our signal caller. ^^^^^^^^^^^ this 3 Quote
HelloThere Posted January 15 Posted January 15 So thankful for Quinn! He changed the trajectory of the program and got to live out his dream. Took us to the final 2 minutes of back to back national semifinal games. Left the program much better than he found it. 1 Quote
ThatHornsGuy87 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 6 minutes ago, JMarquette said: We never deserved Quinn. This fickle fan base consistently complained about him. Whether you like it or not, the guy led us back from the literal wastelands of College Football. He was an excellent representative of the University of Texas and I am proud to have had him be our signal caller. Well said 2 Quote
Treston Marshall Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Wait, your telling me spinzone sports was wrong about him transferring!? Who could thunk it. Quote
Robert Young Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Program wouldn't be where it is without Ewers. Thanks for 3 amazing years QE3 Hook'em 1 Quote
Ace Recruiter Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Say what you will about QE3, but he left his heart on the field and was always a great representative of THE University. I wish him nothing but the best. God bless you #3. 🤘 Quote
marathon Posted January 15 Posted January 15 (edited) 45 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said: Time for the Quinn Ewers to the portal clowns to STFU Agree. In before someone asks this…lol Edited January 15 by marathon Quote
AJJ_Sports Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Thank you for leaving the program in a better place then you found it 3. 🤘 1 Quote
FootLaw Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Thank you, 3 🤘 People will come to understand how important he was in turning the program back around. No matter any frustrations, I'll always be grateful he decided to come home. 1 Quote
B2inATX Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Quinn’s contribution to the Texas program and culture cannot be overstated. Wish him all the best in football and in life. He will succeed in both. Hook ‘Em forever, 3 4 Quote
Chop Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Will never get the love he deserves for what he did for the program. you know people are going to hate on Arch unless he wins back to back titles playing perfect games too lol 2 Quote
rocks Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Bobby, Gerry, or CJ -- Now that he's heading to the league *acts surprised that he is* -- which QB do you all think he compares to? Also, if you had to pick a team for him to land with -- which team would that be? Side comment -- "Quinntavious" Ewers is a legend for turning the program around. I wish a natty would have been in his plans -- but it's so cool to see how he changed the culture/team around from the dark ages aka a couple of years ago, lol. 1 Quote
Ace Recruiter Posted January 15 Posted January 15 13 minutes ago, rocks said: Bobby, Gerry, or CJ -- Now that he's heading to the league *acts surprised that he is* -- which QB do you all think he compares to? Also, if you had to pick a team for him to land with -- which team would that be? Side comment -- "Quinntavious" Ewers is a legend for turning the program around. I wish a natty would have been in his plans -- but it's so cool to see how he changed the culture/team around from the dark ages aka a couple of years ago, lol. Not Bobby, CJ , or Gerry, but he reminds me of J. Goff. 1 Quote
rocks Posted January 15 Posted January 15 3 minutes ago, Ace Recruiter said: Not Bobby, CJ , or Gerry, but he reminds me of J. Goff. I can see it. So you're saying he will follow his route and be a Ram and then a Lions player? 😁 Quote
Maddog109 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 A great student athlete who led the comeback of the Longhorns football program. Without him and Sark, we would not have what we have now. Thank you Quinn and much success ahead for you in the NFL and your future career. Hook’em forever! 1 Quote
Ace Recruiter Posted January 15 Posted January 15 3 minutes ago, rocks said: I can see it. So you're saying he will follow his route and be a Ram and then a Lions player? 😁 Not sure about the teams, but love for him to someday be on one of the top teams in the league and have a chance to win some hardware. 1 Quote
rocks Posted January 15 Posted January 15 1 minute ago, Ace Recruiter said: Not sure about the teams, but love for him to someday be on one of the top teams in the league and have a chance to win some hardware. Maybe he will go to my Cowboys........ haha, jk. But I agree. Hope to see him fully healthy throughout his career and see his footwork fixed. He has all the god-gifted talent. Should be interesting to see where he lands! Quote
MBHORNSFAN Posted January 15 Posted January 15 I will forever be thankful for Ewers coming home and getting the train started to make Texas football not only fun again fur good again. Thank You Quinn Ewers. 3 Quote
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