Glad to see Maty succeed. I personally thought he might just be a system QB but he truly is a talent.
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
Loved this kid coming out of HS, usually on scouting reports it can sometimes be a cop out to play the moxy/leader card but this kid had it from a very early age. The way he commanded the huddle, how much he loved football....there are some kids that just have "it" and I think Maty was one of them. I really think he'll go on to have a prolific career at Mizzou and I'm glad to see a "Midwest" team winning the SEC East....how that must kill traditional SEC folk.
Pinkel is a solid coach.....go figure, Ohio born coach and Ohio born QB
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Mauk in the loss to South Carolina yesterday: 10 for 25 (40.0%), 249 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT ... and those stats include a 96-yard TD pass. Take that play out of the equation, and you're looking at 9 for 24 (37.5%) for 153 yards and an INT. I think that Ohio State will do just fine with the QB's that they have.
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Agreed here, he played decent last night. Let's not forget that a bulk of his yards came on one 96yd play. He wasn't exactly picking the fake USC apart out there. And another WR had 3rec for 89yds. So in 4 catches you have almost 90% of his yards. I'm good with card ale and Jt. But good job for the Ohio kid
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
Second career start against a great defense....I'll give the freshman a break. I could point to Braxton's game against MSU freshman year (5/10, 56 yards, 1 INT, -27 rushing yards) if you want to point to early career rough starts and how they aren't much of an indicator to anything other than a young QB against a great defense.
No one is saying OSU won't be fine at QB but Mauk has the potential to be great and for being a kid from Ohio it's easy to see why fans would wonder "what if?"
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
Then what? Maty is a RS FR, he'd have two years after Brax and at the very least be in the competition with Cardale next year to be back up, and as we've seen this year that can be a spot that plays a few games.
A 20-game win streak, and this 20 game win streak, has been built on having such important depth.
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I'm fine with us having Jt Barrett, with all due respect to mr. Mauk. He had a nice game,but I'm good with the QBs we currently have
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
In case you wondered what Maty has been up to:
Quarterback Maty Mauk will enter Missouri fall camp 8 to 9 pounds lighter than expected after suffering from a viral infection.
Entire article: http://espn.go.com/college-football...ck-maty-mauk-loses-8-9-pounds-viral-infection
Quarterback Maty Mauk will enter Missouri fall camp 8 to 9 pounds lighter than expected after suffering from a viral infection.
Entire article: http://espn.go.com/college-football...ck-maty-mauk-loses-8-9-pounds-viral-infection
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leroyjenkins
Choose positivity
Sounds like what Troy Smith had when he was penciled in to start over Flacco in Baltimore
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Nice Maty Mauk story....
Maty Mauk's longtime friend and inspiration to attend Toledo game
Missouri quarterback Maty Mauk drives a wheelchair-accessible van in July 2014 around the outskirts of Kenton, Ohio, with childhood friend Drey Dearing.
When Missouri visits Toledo for an afternoon kickoff Saturday, sophomore quarterback Maty Mauk wants to "put on a show."
Not for himself. Not for the ESPN national broadcast. Not for his team, even.
"For him," the sophomore said, referring to a lifelong friend from his hometown of Kenton, Ohio, roughly 76 miles south of Toledo.
Watching from the wheelchair-accessible section of the stadium's south end zone will be 18-year-old Drey Dearing.
Kenton will be well represented in the stands this weekend. Bundles of tickets have been reserved by the people who watched their town's high school signal caller put together a career that made him the country's all-time leader in passing yards, completions and touchdowns.
It will mean something to see all those people, Mauk said. But it will mean something else entirely when he sees his childhood friend once again.
Dearing could walk when he was 5 years old. That was when he first became pals with Mauk. It was the fall of 2001, and they were fellow ball boys for the Kenton Wildcats, coached by Mauk's father, Mike, and quarterbacked by his brother, Ben.
On the sidelines, when the Wildcats won the state championship that year, Dearing could leap.
Dearing could run then, too, at least a little bit. On Friday nights, before the varsity team kicked off, he would team up with Maty and the boys. Dearing loved football as much as any of them.
"Drey, all he wanted was to play football," said his father, Doug Dearing.
But muscular dystrophy took its merciless course. It is a degenerative disease for which there is no cure, and by the fifth grade, it had taken away Drey Dearing's ability to walk.
Since then, Mauk and Dearing have shared a bond that has only grown stronger.
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Entire article:
http://www.columbiamissourian.com/a...friend-and-inspiration-to-attend-toledo-game/
Maty Mauk's longtime friend and inspiration to attend Toledo game
Missouri quarterback Maty Mauk drives a wheelchair-accessible van in July 2014 around the outskirts of Kenton, Ohio, with childhood friend Drey Dearing.
When Missouri visits Toledo for an afternoon kickoff Saturday, sophomore quarterback Maty Mauk wants to "put on a show."
Not for himself. Not for the ESPN national broadcast. Not for his team, even.
"For him," the sophomore said, referring to a lifelong friend from his hometown of Kenton, Ohio, roughly 76 miles south of Toledo.
Watching from the wheelchair-accessible section of the stadium's south end zone will be 18-year-old Drey Dearing.
Kenton will be well represented in the stands this weekend. Bundles of tickets have been reserved by the people who watched their town's high school signal caller put together a career that made him the country's all-time leader in passing yards, completions and touchdowns.
It will mean something to see all those people, Mauk said. But it will mean something else entirely when he sees his childhood friend once again.
Dearing could walk when he was 5 years old. That was when he first became pals with Mauk. It was the fall of 2001, and they were fellow ball boys for the Kenton Wildcats, coached by Mauk's father, Mike, and quarterbacked by his brother, Ben.
On the sidelines, when the Wildcats won the state championship that year, Dearing could leap.
Dearing could run then, too, at least a little bit. On Friday nights, before the varsity team kicked off, he would team up with Maty and the boys. Dearing loved football as much as any of them.
"Drey, all he wanted was to play football," said his father, Doug Dearing.
But muscular dystrophy took its merciless course. It is a degenerative disease for which there is no cure, and by the fifth grade, it had taken away Drey Dearing's ability to walk.
Since then, Mauk and Dearing have shared a bond that has only grown stronger.
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continued
Entire article:
http://www.columbiamissourian.com/a...friend-and-inspiration-to-attend-toledo-game/
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Georgia shuts out Mizzou, 34-0.
Maty Mauk's stat line: 9 for 21, 97 yards, 4 INT's, 3 sacks, and a fumble lost.
If anyone still thinks that he'd look good in scarlet and grey, I don't know what to tell you.
Maty Mauk's stat line: 9 for 21, 97 yards, 4 INT's, 3 sacks, and a fumble lost.
If anyone still thinks that he'd look good in scarlet and grey, I don't know what to tell you.
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buckeyeintn
Legend
I think he'd look great in scarlet and grey. It's hard to go wrong with that color combination. I just wouldn't want him on the field as tOSU quarterback, especially with JT as our option.
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