Nebraska's Keller Disturbing the Peace?

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Blogdome: Resisting O.J.
Published 3/23/2007 at Deadspin
... • Sometimes a quarterback is so angry he just has to throw a cup. [The Wizard Of Odds]

An Absurdly Premature Assessment of: Alabama
Published 4/4/2007 by SMQ <info@sundaymorningqb.com> at Sunday Morning Quarterback: Front Page Posts
... • Mildly effective, fresh-faced quarterback entering second decade of same hairstyle. With respect to Andrew Zow, Tyler Watts carried the floppy-haired torch through the late nineties, even from the bench when necessary, because he knew tradition doesn't graduate. Brodie Croyle upped the ante, and John Parker Wilson has raised him a cowlick. When a 'Bama quarterback looks like this, verily you will know something very fundamental to Crimson Tide fundamentalism has died. (though, if you like the picture in that link, you'll love

A Reasonably Anticipatory Assessment of: Nebraska
Published 6/14/2007 by SMQ <info@sundaymorningqb.com> at Sunday Morning Quarterback: Front Page Posts
... Meanwhile, Back In the Pocket: Callahan's long-mocked West Coast passing game really did emerge, at last, with senior Zac Taylor breaking through the motion-y smoke and mirrors to put up the school record for yards - which he also set as a junior, on more attempts - and touchdowns in a season and generally channeling the inner Rich Gannon that seems to best thrive in this system. Sam Keller is not that kind of quarterback; he's a big, NFL-looking Pac Ten slinger with meticulously gelled hair, an appendage inevitably described as "a rocket" and little patience for salt-of-the-Earth slant passes (and even less for

Sunday Morning Quarterback
Published 9/9/2007 by SMQ <info@sundaymorningqb.com> at Sunday Morning Quarterback: Front Page Posts
... • Sam "One Sleeve" Keller's favorite movies are Top Gun and Superbad, and this tells us a lot about his personality, I think. First, he's inevitably described as a "gunslinger," and has been known to emerge in public with heavily gelled hair, an image he obviously cultivates from one of the all-time cinematic paeans to cocksure bravado. I haven't seen Superbad, and I'm certain from its pedigree that it's a hilarious experience, but anyone who picks the flavor-of-the-moment that made him laugh last week very likely tends to be an impulsive, impatient sort, an optimist who looks for the immediate opportunity in all circumstances, who perhaps throws an interception that's returned for a touchdown one week and holds the ball in a passing position far away from his body even as defenders cascade over him deep in his own territory in the fourth quarter of a close game the n ...