Stanford QB Davis Mills to TCU (link)
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Goo
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Great question. I heard the issue was his OL and not having time to throw plus getting injured. Maybe someone can expand on how many times he was knocked down, sacked, hurried? I think it’s a great match having a talented QB come into team with solid players at all spots. I haven’t heard anything since my initial post.
Goo
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Im getting more excited
High school highlights. These aren’t full games so obviously just highlights but hits guys in stride, finds open receiver, gets first down on feet (like Dalton), but throws off back foot a lot. I’m just a fan but you can see why he was in All Star Game and 5-Star recruit:
https://youtu.be/9wpWmGbJL84
I watched him vs Oregon State and he looked great. I think 4 TD’s but they aren’t very good. Here is an analysis of his college play
High school highlights. These aren’t full games so obviously just highlights but hits guys in stride, finds open receiver, gets first down on feet (like Dalton), but throws off back foot a lot. I’m just a fan but you can see why he was in All Star Game and 5-Star recruit:
https://youtu.be/9wpWmGbJL84
I watched him vs Oregon State and he looked great. I think 4 TD’s but they aren’t very good. Here is an analysis of his college play
CryptoMiner
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The odds of any transfer coming to TCU are slim at best. I expect Duggan will miss a few games but doubt that they bring anyone in.
Coaches cannot go after any player at another school. They must be contacted by the players or reps.
Coaches cannot go after any player at another school. They must be contacted by the players or reps.
ShreveFrog
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Maybe it depends on how long Max is expected to be out. If he could miss half our conference games, I'd say TCU tries to find an experienced starter. Don't waste a year when OU may take a step back and we get them at home.
Palliative Care
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I agree Duggan is back real soon. He might even be on the sideline not playing against SMU. But he should be able to play soon after that. His treatment is it is an ablation will not take very long to heal. He should not miss that many games.
Pharm Frog
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I’ve sold a few mAb’s including a PCSK9 Inhibitor. I’ve also worked with one of the companies that is in Phase 3 mAb trial presently for a COVID-blocking mAb. While I’m not involved at all in that, I do know a bit about mAb’s in general and how they work. Here’s a link to a 2:30m video that explains how a PCSK9 inhibitor works to reduce cholesterol. I imagine that the mAbs being researched for COVID would work by binding to a receptor site on the virus and preventing it from entering cells or attaching to them. mAbs are lab generated proteins that mimic ones that are naturally occurring. The video will demonstrate how a mAb works on an LDL receptor.
Palliative Care
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Thanks Pharm Frog good video. So for the non-pharm D's or docs out there monoclonal antibodies block the bidding sites of the viruses and keep them from entering the cells so they can not replicate and go on to infect many more cells. The plasma being approve for us today does much the same thing but since it is derived from recovering patients it is not a pure colony of cells. It is hoped that pure colonies made in the lab would actually do a much better job.
Neither the use of plasma or monoclonal antibodies is new or controversial. In fact the monoclonal antibodies are already approved in other therapies. Millions of dosages could be made very fast.
If the trials now going on on the elderly are successful virtually over night treatment for those in the hospital would radically improve. It would be an excellent bridge to a vaccine.
Neither the use of plasma or monoclonal antibodies is new or controversial. In fact the monoclonal antibodies are already approved in other therapies. Millions of dosages could be made very fast.
If the trials now going on on the elderly are successful virtually over night treatment for those in the hospital would radically improve. It would be an excellent bridge to a vaccine.
ShreveFrog
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So maybe the question becomes are we better with a senior Mills than a sophomore Max? Why would we turn down a 6'4" senior who was a 5* in high school, and obviously sharp as a tack?
Goo
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I doubt we turn him down. My guess, is that we got more interested in QBs from B10/Pac12 after Duggan heart discovery last week.
Not sure how we use grey shirt to make scholarship room for him but there several routes.
Also not sure how Duggan plays out if they’re both here. I think we would get medical redshirt since he’s only playing half the season and still had redshirt available
Frog-in-law1995
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Moose Stuff
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Everything I've heard/read says we have nothing available until January unless something changed very recently.
Paul in uhh
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True or not I like this video. Wouldn’t mind having him here for a season.
Paul in uhh
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Mills isn’t listed in the portal. If you have inside info I would delete this thread ASAP or it may be evidence of tampering
JugbandFrog
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Only thing worse than politics is NERD talk! Boooo nerd! Almost put me to sleep with your science.
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