is that NFL scouts are going to give most of the credit to Heupel, but to me, regardless of coaching, you can still see what he is capable of doing in a great system, and that should mean something to the scouts.
The question of whether he should go or not partially depends on how much talk he can generate by the end of the season. I don't care what NFL scouts say, the buzz surrounding a player can make a difference. The Georgia game could be really good for him if we keep it close and run up some points. He has some ground to make up, though, as he wasn't on anyone's radar at the beginning of the season.
And that's the reason he should probably come back. He's probably not going to put up any more outrageous numbers than he is doing this season, but now that he's showing up on the radar, he would get a lot more attention all season long. On the other hand, some scouts may be looking at the QB numbers this year and start putting Hooker in that 2nd tier. Would he go if that's the case? I wouldn't think so, but you never know.
The question of whether he should go or not partially depends on how much talk he can generate by the end of the season. I don't care what NFL scouts say, the buzz surrounding a player can make a difference. The Georgia game could be really good for him if we keep it close and run up some points. He has some ground to make up, though, as he wasn't on anyone's radar at the beginning of the season.
And that's the reason he should probably come back. He's probably not going to put up any more outrageous numbers than he is doing this season, but now that he's showing up on the radar, he would get a lot more attention all season long. On the other hand, some scouts may be looking at the QB numbers this year and start putting Hooker in that 2nd tier. Would he go if that's the case? I wouldn't think so, but you never know.
