http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/KU Football Blogen-USSquarespace Site Server v5.8.5 (http://www.squarespace.com/)DJFri, 17 Apr 2009 17:19:37 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/15/which-player-impressed-you-the-most-at-the-ku-spring-game.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3731164Jimmy_DeanFri, 17 Apr 2009 15:06:43 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/15/which-player-impressed-you-the-most-at-the-ku-spring-game.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3730630DJThu, 16 Apr 2009 00:38:03 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/15/which-player-impressed-you-the-most-at-the-ku-spring-game.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3715929
Speaking of which, when is the last time KU had back-to-back great QBs? Or maybe even solid QBs back-to-back?]]>fabioWed, 15 Apr 2009 21:05:35 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/15/which-player-impressed-you-the-most-at-the-ku-spring-game.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3712264DJ GoodwinWed, 15 Apr 2009 12:10:33 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/15/which-player-impressed-you-the-most-at-the-ku-spring-game.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3708562
The one player that impressed me the most? I guess I'll settle on Rell Lewis, but I'll qualify that by saying there is a whole group of veterans that I just take for granted because they deliver every time they are on the field.]]>DJ GoodwinWed, 15 Apr 2009 01:18:28 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/13/spring-game-notes.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3703088hiphopopotamusTue, 14 Apr 2009 13:32:10 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/13/spring-game-notes.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3698518
However, I thought Parrish got the start with Dorsey coming in for a switch later. Am I remembering that wrong? I feel like RJJ is our one sure thing at DT and the rest are interchangeable at this point.

As for angus, I'm starting to think that he might fit in a Brandon Perkins type role. Obviously a lot of time between now and then, but learning a new position - let alone a new side of the ball and one as intricate as LB - in one off-season is pretty tough. But if all he has to do is line up on the edge and go get the guy with the ball on third down, he could be pretty dangerous.]]>DJSat, 11 Apr 2009 14:05:14 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/8/ku-spring-game-2009-promo-video.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3670041Matt TidwellSat, 11 Apr 2009 02:42:23 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/8/ku-spring-game-2009-promo-video.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3668741DJWed, 08 Apr 2009 11:56:08 +0000http://hawkdigest.squarespace.com/hawk-digest-kansas-football/2009/4/8/who-will-you-be-watching-on-saturday.html#comments106365:942351:comment/3622601
2) Angus Quigley -- Again, the promise of this type of athlete compounded by a proven desire to deal out punishment is enough to make me lay awake at night in silent anticipation of Saturdays at Memorial. I just want to see any kind of a sign that he is going to be able figure out the mental side of the LB position.

3) Jocques Crawford -- Sure, we have some awesome new talent at running back, but I'll be surprised if JC doesn't take it to another level this year. He's got the raw talent, it's all about picking up on the details.

4) Kale Pick -- If affects the wide receiver this year, but more importantly, I'd like to feel good about the post-Reesing era.]]>