Hula Bowl: LL1

[CajunEXPRESS]

Boomer I quit taking the printed paper. I live on a slow traffic street with a huge driveway. Somehow they can’t or won’t toss the paper onto it. Instead into the garden, the dew covered lawn, or the curbing. After decades of asking, demanding, and begging I said enough. Realized I missed nothing and have money for my morning coffee to beat it all.

[JMV JustMyView]

He does not have a civil engineering degree. He got out of engineering his freshman year. His degree is in General Studies.

Beau Knows!

[BeauCajun]

Dang I could have sworn I saw him summer interning with a local engineer firm

His major was shown when they showed the football graduates during bowl week. Also I attended a QB Club meeting 2019 when he spoke about school.

[Bandwagon King]

His major was shown when they showed the football graduates during bowl week. Also I attended a QB Club meeting 2019 when he spoke about school.

BC, if we never meet face to face again in my life, I would like to say what a pleasure it was to meet you up in Booneville. That may not have been the biggest stadium in the world. But it held a lot of ASU tradition, which we became a part of that Saturday afternoon. I loved cheering on our guys & letting their fans know we were there. I appreciate you being there as well as Cajun Soldier. I know I hurt some feelings with some of my posts, although some they should scratch their heads & hang em in shame. But you sir, like quite a few others, have been powerful witnesses for the U of LOUISIANA.

[mahtoo]

Dang I could have sworn I saw him summer interning with a local engineer firm

I was told that he did.

[Bandwagon King]

Mr. Wagon,

Please do not equate a poster's view of reality as being a desire to slight the school or the player. The simple reality is that both Louisiana and Levi have serious limitations. Some of those limitations can be alleviated or even abolished through hard work over time; others are inherent. To acknowledge such, does not mean that the poster does not wish the school or the player well, it is simply facing reality.

The reality is that Levi will not play in the NFL; the reality is that he might very well not even be drafted; the reality is, he will not be invited to the combine. I wish these facts were not so, but wishing them away will not make them disappear.

I am been a verbal supported of Lewis on this board. However, the simple fact is that, when assessing talent, Lewis was an above average G5 quarterback and an average QB for Div. 1 as a whole.

This is not at all a slight on the young man. In fact, it is a testament to his many other qualities, that he was for more successful than his physical abilities would have predicted. And, those other qualities will stand him in much better stead in his adult, professional life than how tall he was, or how mobile, or his (in)ability to hit a medium pass over the middle.

Eloquently put & the words of a true peace maker they are. I completely understand them & agree. And I cannot disagree with your assessment, or his. The appearance is you may both be 100% correct in your assessment & I don't argue against that assessment. However, the facts point out incredibly against your assessment, his assessment & my assessment although mine is for somewhat different reasons than either of yours.

What I am saying, is that by the matter of his team record, combined with his athletic accomplishments, plus the sum of his ability to make decisions & MOST Importantly, his ability to respect the freaking football, he has put himself in the precarious position of being a potential NFL quarterback. And don't tell me he won't take a hit, or can't take a hit. I saw him take plenty of punishment this year buying time for his team mates. Levi Lewis was one tough little SOB. If that's not what the NFL is looking for, then why in the hell do I want to waste my time on the NFL? I'm telling you, this guy should be in that combine. There won't be but 4 or 5 guys drafted & everyone knows who they are, so why is he not part of that next number to be called?

[fanof71]

When is ULs pro day?

[RaginDave]

I would predict that 6-8 qbs get drafted this year. And I agree 100% this is not a great class. But for sure these 5 are guaranteed to be drafted.

Kenny Pickett. Pitt
Matt Corrall. Ole Miss
Malik Willis. Liberty
Desmond Ridder. Cincy
Sam Howell. UNC

Carson Strong. Nevada probably will get drafted as well very late. He has a huge upside.

But I think one or 2 of the following will be a surprise pick for someone.

Bailey Zappe. Western Kentucky
Brock Purdy. Iowa State
Dorian Thompson Robinson. UCLA
And watch out for

EJ Perry. Brown. He is a transfer from Boston college. Huge upside. Could be a late round shocker.

[moorecajun]

I'm pretty sure Lewis had already came out and said he was going to work. Wanted to use his civil engineering degree or go into coaching.

If he wants to do civil work he needs to find a job and start working on getting his PE rather soon.

You are right. I had heard he interned at Fenstermaker. Hopefully he already has his EIT and starts getting some valuable experience.

[moorecajun]

He does not have a civil engineering degree. He got out of engineering his freshman year. His degree is in General Studies.

Oops, please disregard my previous post for it no longer applies.