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12 Anu Solomon

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 7:02 am
by ANGCatFan
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Solomon is a 6'2", 206, redshirt Junior quarterback from Kalihi, HI. Is it good that one of the top QBs in school history is being pushed for the starting job going into his Junior year? Absolutely, yes! The QB competition should bring out the best in Anu and prepare Dawkins if he needs to play due to an injury (or vice a versa).

Anu is on track to break almost every Arizona QB record, but it won't matter for the team unless his performance leads to victories. Everyone knows his performance dropped off last year from his spectacular Freshman year due to his struggle with injuries and, I believe, our inconsistent running game. All of Anu's stats dropped between his Freshman and Sophomore years except for 2. He brought up his completion percentage from 58% to 62% and dropped his interception rate.

An improved, healthy Anu who can fully implement our offense supported by a strong running game would mean a spectacular year for the Wildcats on offense. But first, he needs to win the starting job and then he needs to have a season unhampered by injuries especially another concussion.



12 is the number of fumbles Arizona had last year losing 10 of them. In contrast, we only forced 9 fumbles and were able to recover 5 of them.

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Longest Passing Play: 99 yards, Jason Johnson to Brandon Marshall, vs. Idaho, 2001

Re: 12 Anu Solomon

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:21 am
by azgreg
New kid? Never heard of him. I hope he's good.

Re: 12 Anu Solomon

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:23 am
by catgrad97
Anu needs to take what the defense gives him this year, sideline to sideline.

No more rolling out only one way, no more concussions and/or fumbles trying to get to the sticks. See the whole field.

Re: 12 Anu Solomon

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:32 am
by CalStateTempe
Great write up Ang!

Getting fired up for football!

Re: 12 Anu Solomon

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 10:22 am
by Carcassdragger
Guy is a great athlete. Just hoping he will overcome the tendency to consistently overthrow wide open receivers.