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02:29 High School Football Heat, Transfers & Mizzou's QB Battle

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Bo Pribula is running with Missouri's first-team offense while Sam Horn is still drawing the baseball-player comparison.

The show calls itself the fastest hour of football talk and gets right to quarterback development. A Lambeau example comes up early. In that story, the quarterback goes six for eight for a little more than 60 yards. He does not throw much. He makes a few good decisions and gets a couple of chances to run. The hosts do not treat the stat line as the whole story. The point is getting reps when you can. They keep coming back to the same warning: high school football cannot live only in the present. A short-term plan may look fine on Friday night and still leave the next season underbuilt. Good programs work the next quarterback in before they have to. Scott Pingel’s group is used as the model. They gave sophomore quarterbacks real work last year even with a strong starter in place. Nick McClellan comes up as part of that setup. The talk then folds in Sam Horn and the cost of a messy transition. The hosts argue that backup and future quarterbacks need live snaps, or they will pay for it later with bad decisions. The segment wraps with reminders for Elite Football, Get Offered, and Fan Fest, keeping the show grounded in the local football scene.

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A brisk quarterback-rep discussion that keeps roster planning grounded in the next season, not just the current one.

Football 360 Show moves quickly, and this cut uses that pace for a plain point: quarterback reps matter, and waiting on development can leave a team thin later.

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You want the blunt QB-reps talk behind Sam Horn and the long game.

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