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Andrew Hatch?

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by roygu, Aug 30, 2007.

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clair Rockets

he can run, he can throw decent. he can probably do brain surgery on someone, but he CAN'T lead LSU to a win over Bama, so pray it doesn't come down to that.

clair, Oct 30, 2007

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tirk im the lyrical jessie james

of course he is smart. he is white.

im sure brad ausmus is smart as well since he went to dartmouth.

this has carried the astros to many world championships and I expect andrew to do the same for us.

tirk, Oct 30, 2007

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TigerKid05 Say Whaa!?!?

Cajunboy97 said: ↑

Read awhile back that he walk on to learn 1A football system cuz he wants to become a head coach after school. Should be a really smart guy.
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so this is a research project then?

TigerKid05, Oct 30, 2007

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WIN4LSU Freshman

clair said: ↑

he can run, he can throw decent. he can probably do brain surgery on someone, but he CAN'T lead LSU to a win over Bama, so pray it doesn't come down to that.
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I said the same thing about Matt Mauk when he went in for Rohan Davey against TN in '01, I think it was... Matt did OK. ---> :crystal:

WIN4LSU, Oct 30, 2007

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Bandit88 Old Enough to Know Better

tirk said: ↑

of course he is smart. he is white.

im sure brad ausmus is smart as well since he went to dartmouth.

this has carried the astros to many world championships and I expect andrew to do the same for us.
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Wait........you're being sarcastic.....I thought I smelled something....

Bandit88, Oct 30, 2007

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TigerKid05 Say Whaa!?!?

WIN4LSU said: ↑

I said the same thing about Matt Mauk when he went in for Rohan Davey against TN in '01, I think it was... Matt did OK. ---> :crystal:
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Mauck is playing intramural football for the University of Colorado School of Dentistry. He starts at QB

TigerKid05, Oct 30, 2007

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MikeDTiger Geaux Tigers!!!

Harvard’s student paper had an article on Hatch today:
From Beantown to Bayou Country

Feinswog did an interview with him back in August, it’s about 13 minutes into the video:
Sports Monday LSU Player Interviews

MikeDTiger, Nov 1, 2007

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TigerKid05 Say Whaa!?!?

YES! LSU has it's Stormin' Mormon!

TigerKid05, Nov 1, 2007

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JohnLSU Tigers

MikeDTiger said: ↑

Harvard’s student paper had an article on Hatch today:
From Beantown to Bayou Country
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Despite not making him sound like a great football player, that article does make Hatch sound like a great guy that I'd be proud to root for as our QB, even if he doesn't do that great.

From that article:

Hatch enrolled at Harvard in 2005 before toiling near the bottom of the Crimson depth chart.

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One could say Hatch’s faith brought him to this stage. He was raised a Mormon in the Church of Latter Day Saints in Henderson, the second-largest city in Nevada. “It was how it was raised,” Hatch said of his upbringing. “It’s helped me a lot along the way in many different aspects.”

Coming out of high school, Hatch was aggressively recruited and eventually committed to Brigham Young University after communication with erstwhile head coach Gary Crowton. A colorful man and fellow Mormon, Crowton ... was forced to resign after leading the team to three straight losing seasons, the first sub-.500 campaigns in 29 years. Without Crowton, Hatch lost interest in playing for BYU. So, Crowton gave his friend Harvard coach Tim Murphy a call, encouraging him to pursue the young quarterback. Murphy did, and Hatch made his way to the northeast.

Hatch would spend a year wearing crimson, honing his skill with the team.

“He was a great kid. He was fun to play with,” [Harvard senior quarterback Chris] Pizzotti said. ...

Neither Hatch nor Pizzotti ever saw the field during 2004, when Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 captained Harvard to an undefeated season...

As planned, Hatch took a leave of absence after his freshman year to go on his Mormon mission. For members of the church, a mission abroad is often seen as a rite of passage. While the team anticipated his departure, they, like Hatch, did not expect him to travel to Chile.

“We knew he had to go on his Mormon mission,” Pizzotti said, “It was just a matter of when he was going to do it. When he went to Chile, the guys gave him a hard time about it.”

Hatch explained that the intent of the mission was to provide much-needed service to a underprivileged community.

“It’s difficult a lot of the time, especially at this stage of your life, to have a chance to focus on something else other than just progressing through school and your career,” he said.

Planning to spend the normal two years away from home, Hatch prepared to dedicate himself to the Church mission.

“You talk to people everywhere on the streets and you help them out and if anyone is interested in our beliefs and the church you talk about that,” Hatch said.

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“My family had been in contact with [Crowton] and he heard what I was doing serving the church mission and all that,” Hatch said.

Crowton invited Hatch to Tigers camp and, in storybook fashion, Hatch earned his way on to the team—with a full scholarship [is this true or not? I thought he was a walk-on].

[Harvard coach] Murphy, who called Hatch “a great kid,” said that the quarterback asked him for his blessing before committing to LSU.

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Looking ahead to his future, Hatch is contemplating a professional football career.

“It’s definitely a dream, I think every football player keeps that somewhere,” Hatch said. “I feel like you can definitely have a great chance to go on the next level if you play here.”

“It’s not that you don’t get that at Harvard, don’t get me wrong,” he said.

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JohnLSU, May 3, 2008

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JohnLSU Tigers

Spring game:

Playing with the No. 1 offense, Hatch completed five of seven passes for 87 yards and one touchdown.

Working with the second unit, Hatch connected on eight of ten passes for 97 yards and one touchdown.

Hatch was sacked twice, once for each team. He also threw an interception while with the second team. Miles said: "Hatch got greedy and made a bad throw."

Hatch's TD passes were a 12-yarder to Brandon LaFell and an 8-yard pass to Jared Mitchell.

http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=396166

JohnLSU, May 3, 2008

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