Lets wait until the season plays out, it always seemed TA started 58% and slowly went down towards 52%. Whereas TL seems to be doing the exact opposite.
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Lets wait until the season plays out, it always seemed TA started 58% and slowly went down towards 52%. Whereas TL seems to be doing the exact opposite.
It looks like he is committed to N. Carolina, why isn't KSU all over that kid?
i cant disagree and say that he looks worse than the beginning of the year, but in the last 2 games our offense has scored 17 and 14 points respectively, and one of those touchdowns was a pick-6. I'm hearing some say "tanner lee looks like he's turning the corner" well, here's to hoping he finds the accelerator.
i'm not sure that Tanner Lee should get the majority of the credit for looking better lately, our O-line has gone from abysmal to average (probably because injuries have forced Cav to play the guys that should have been there all along) and this change has really affected how tanner has looked. of course, in saying that i'm conceding that the abysmal performances early this year by TLee were not most his fault either
good question. there are some big KU fans in that household, might have something to do with it - i wish the Huskers were standing on his front porch
He was what he was. But I'm also told good coaches adapt to the talent at hand so it shouldn't matter.
The kid at UCF is hitting something like 70% of his passes? That's the most important aspect of the position. Neither POB nor Gebbia qualify as "dual threat" but I do think they'd be adequate enough in the mobility department in an offense like Frost's. A guy doesn't need to be able to bust a 70 yarder to be effective...as long as he keeps it often enough, successfully enough to keep the defense honest then it's mission accomplished.
I would hope that SF, if hired, is smart enough to get to work installing his systems immediately. It is likely that would mean that TL would never play again, but POB and TG might be decent, if not fantastic, in his offense. If they are not, it would be best if they transferred and SF brought in QB's to run things as he would like them done. There is no sense in having a second consecutive new HC make the same boneheaded error and waste a year or two or three of his honeymoon.
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Lots of small guys take lots of hits and do well. Johnny Manziel is just one example.
Anyone mention Z Darlington?
I really don't care what the QBs do. Our problem isn't a QB, its the coach. A good coach will figure it out.
I would hope Moos has enough of a long term vision that he wouldn't pass on potentially hiring a 20 year coach just because the current QBs on the roster may or may not fit his system. Such short-sightedness and buffoonery is why Moos is the new AD.
Good post.Thanks for putting in the research and sharing with us.
The should be Medical hardship case?
English translation?
Perhaps translated to be something like this ... "You mean the QB/WR who 'should be' a medical hardship case?"
Or not.
Did the above listed programs have head coaches in those programs with a National Championship appearance on their resume or coach in the middle of a HS football talent hotbed? I would venture to guess there are more potential D1 football recruits within 100 miles of UCF than within 250 miles of those 3 universities combined.
The lack of official visitors in that time frame is telling. It is commonly accepted that is the first step and evidently the relationships haven't been good enough for even that to be common.
