King James wrote:Millers stats thus far. 103 yards and 4 TD's in 3 quarters of football
balla45 wrote:Do none of you think that Miller is helped by having a quarterback of Esley's caliber on his team? I know Wahpeton's quarterback is not as good. Every team playing BHS has to worry about the air attack and the ground game, where as teams playing against Wahpeton can base almost their entire game plan just on stopping him.
Just my 2 cents.
balla45 wrote:I don't know enough about football to say which one is better. I don't understand how one can say Miller is obviously better when Smith has consistently put up better numbers and shown that he is more than capable at the high school level, also the fastest kid in the state, and he got the offer from NDSU. I don't see how anyone can see Smith is definately not the best, and by saying Miller is obviously the best, that is what people are saying.
balla45 wrote:Do none of you think that Miller is helped by having a quarterback of Esley's caliber on his team? I know Wahpeton's quarterback is not as good. Every team playing BHS has to worry about the air attack and the ground game, where as teams playing against Wahpeton can base almost their entire game plan just on stopping him.
Just my 2 cents.
unocero14 wrote:balla45 wrote:Do none of you think that Miller is helped by having a quarterback of Esley's caliber on his team? I know Wahpeton's quarterback is not as good. Every team playing BHS has to worry about the air attack and the ground game, where as teams playing against Wahpeton can base almost their entire game plan just on stopping him.
Just my 2 cents.
Good point...you do need more than one threat or everyone would just gang up on Miller
balla45 wrote:I don't know enough about football to say which one is better. I don't understand how one can say Miller is obviously better when Smith has consistently put up better numbers and shown that he is more than capable at the high school level, also the fastest kid in the state, and he got the offer from NDSU. I don't see how anyone can see Smith is definately not the best, and by saying Miller is obviously the best, that is what people are saying.
demonation1 wrote:balla45 wrote:I don't know enough about football to say which one is better. I don't understand how one can say Miller is obviously better when Smith has consistently put up better numbers and shown that he is more than capable at the high school level, also the fastest kid in the state, and he got the offer from NDSU. I don't see how anyone can see Smith is definately not the best, and by saying Miller is obviously the best, that is what people are saying.
Fair enough-however to say that Smith has put up better numbers just isn't a fair sentence. Smith played all 4 quarters at his games while miller rarely played in the second half. and i agree with you unocero 14 smith gets 30 to 40 touches a game while Miller doesn't. i dont know what NDSU is looking for in a player but the way NDSU football has looked in the last 1-2 years i dont understand why thats considered 'the bar'. To evaluate whether a kid is the better. in my opinion Miller is following in Dresslers footsteps and when Dressler was recruited NDSU took Roehl over Dressler-and look at the difference in those two players. Both Miller and Smith are very good athletes and very fun to watch and both deserves a good season.! (((:
flatlander wrote:Smith vs Miller: Both are great. Yeah, NDSU offered Smith (and so did UND and USD) but Miller looks like a stud too. While Smith gets a lot of touches, his output is impressive because every defense scheme he faces is designed around stopping him. That said, Miller is a great back whose speed is underrated and he doesn't get that much PT because Bismarck slaughters people.
BTW, I am almost positive NDSU offered Dressler but didn't get him.
squeak63 wrote:flatlander wrote:Smith vs Miller: Both are great. Yeah, NDSU offered Smith (and so did UND and USD) but Miller looks like a stud too. While Smith gets a lot of touches, his output is impressive because every defense scheme he faces is designed around stopping him. That said, Miller is a great back whose speed is underrated and he doesn't get that much PT because Bismarck slaughters people.
BTW, I am almost positive NDSU offered Dressler but didn't get him.
i have heard that NDSU didn't even give Dressler an offer... but i am sure weston and his family are really the only ones to know that and i don't think they are really worried about north dakota preps
King James wrote:Miller's stats for week 2. 7 carries for 92 yards, 2 TD's and a 70 yard punt return for TD in one half. His total stats thus far 21 carries for 195 yards (9.3 yards per carry). 7 total TD's in 5 quarters of football.
unocero14 wrote:King James wrote:Miller's stats for week 2. 7 carries for 92 yards, 2 TD's and a 70 yard punt return for TD in one half. His total stats thus far 21 carries for 195 yards (9.3 yards per carry). 7 total TD's in 5 quarters of football.
Glad you know your math...I don't get why you do that...I already know he's good I don't need his stats weekly if I wanna know I'll go look them up
Who cares how many quarters he plays, so stop talking him up just bcuz your from BHS
These two great athletes are both good...I have respect for both of them, maybe you should stop making this a contest and be happy for both of them
unocero14 wrote:King James wrote:Miller's stats for week 2. 7 carries for 92 yards, 2 TD's and a 70 yard punt return for TD in one half. His total stats thus far 21 carries for 195 yards (9.3 yards per carry). 7 total TD's in 5 quarters of football.
Glad you know your math...I don't get why you do that...I already know he's good I don't need his stats weekly if I wanna know I'll go look them up
Who cares how many quarters he plays, so stop talking him up just bcuz your from BHS
These two great athletes are both good...I have respect for both of them, maybe you should stop making this a contest and be happy for both of them
dillseeds wrote:Its truly impossible to accuratly compare the two, Smith plays against weaker teams but he also has the disadvantage of being wahps only offensive weapon. Where as Miller has Thorton and a whole bunch of great atheletes. I say we let the Bison decide, right now i would assume that Smiths winning this battle with a full tuition offer after running a 4.49 at the NDSU camp .
dillseeds wrote:Its truly impossible to accuratly compare the two, Smith plays against weaker teams but he also has the disadvantage of being wahps only offensive weapon. Where as Miller has Thorton and a whole bunch of great atheletes. I say we let the Bison decide, right now i would assume that Smiths winning this battle with a full tuition offer after running a 4.49 at the NDSU camp .
dillseeds wrote:Its truly impossible to accuratly compare the two, Smith plays against weaker teams but he also has the disadvantage of being wahps only offensive weapon. Where as Miller has Thorton and a whole bunch of great atheletes. I say we let the Bison decide, right now i would assume that Smiths winning this battle with a full tuition offer after running a 4.49 at the NDSU camp .
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