All I've heard is Taulia is not as accurate (right now) as Tua, but Tua's has out of the world accuracy so that's not suprising. Gotta figure he gets better too. His problem may be he's never "better" than big bro.
I have not watched Taulia this season, but I have seen Tyson. I watched Hewitt-Trussville's opening game against a team from Georgia. Ultimately, they lost but really shouldn't have. Tyson looked really good. I'm nowhere near a recruiting analyst and I have no idea what his rating is, but I'd rate him a solid 4 star player. The kind of player that, 15 years ago, we would have been thrilled to get. I have no idea how it will play out but it is bewildering that Paul Bryant's great grandson would be such a talent at QB, and there is a real chance he wouldn't play at Alabama.
Yeah...I watched that game too. I can't imagine him going anywhere else, but if Taulia is in Tua's zip code in terms of ablities (especially arm talent, reading defenses and going thru progressions), it's hard to envision him not playing above Tyson. That's a "way too early" judgement I realize, but it's hard not to already think that way.
I watch Taulia every week, and I would say accuracy is not the problem... it's scary good, in fact. We have solid receivers for high school but had a ton of red zone drops in our game with Hoover. Lia puts it on the money.
