is the biggest unknown aspect of our team… OK… I’ll say a healthy tie between Doege and the defense. However, he seems like a great person and leader. That does go a long way. Especially for a quarterback.

No one person has as many question marks to answer as does Seth Doege. I think he not only answers them, he does so emphatically.

At that pace be may get his MD before his scholarship runs out. Graduating in 3 1/2 years is a good sign of a disciplined character.

Do knees not get weaker every time you tear the ACL?

Is it possible to tear the same acl twice?
I know he probably has strong knees now but…
Could be his running style or the way he plants his foot that could cause re-injury. Just saying

I appreciate the article but news flash, we all know that he hasn’t started a game since his high school season, we all know he has two acl tears, we all know he already graduated, we all know he is the key to our offesne. It would be great these bloggers could get more in depth. Don’t get me wrong, I am glad Doege is getting mention. But come on man, give us some insight.

On another note, I have a daughter who had two acl surgeries. In her case, her knees were stronger and she never had another problem. But, you do hear about players who have to go back for second replacements. At this level, I am hopeful that our training staff has him ready to go.

From all I have read, Doege is a great kid, and I am hopeful that he will be another in a great QB run at Tech. I am so thankful that the scheulde gives him a chance to get three very winnable games to start the season before we start conference games.

I am counting the days.

I hope Seth lights up the board and is exceptional. Its his time and he has overcome much to this point. TT’s offensive fortunes rest on his shoulders.

Being the Tech fan I am, I tend to see things through scarlet and black tinted glasses.

 I fully expect Tech to take a leap forward from last year’s awkward offense transition. Watching Doege my opinion is he seems very natural moving into position in the pocket. He seems to have a nice touch on the ball. Ball leaves his hand like a kid who has thrown a million passes. Lots of backyard ball played by this one. A more catchable ball translates into more 3rd down conversions.

If you think about it, he and Karam had more reps with a new offense last spring due to injuries to Potts and Sheffied.

Doege is an easy young man to pull for. Here’s hoping this young man’s perseverance delivers him a couple of nice seasons as a reward for his hard work.

I agree, if he leads us to 9 wins he should be the “newcomer” of he year. I think he is way under thr radar and that makies him a perfect Texas Tech QB. If the OL stays healthy, we will light up the scoreboards again like we used to. Wreck’em, Seth.