The QB keep on the zone read reminds me of the way we used to use our fullback. The D has to always be ready for it, freezes up a couple players, and just when you forget about it... watch out.
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Yep. Hoping our guys can replicate TO's sense of timing...he would set teams up for those big gainers in big moments. Man, woman, and child did that put us in the isles!
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1973: Dave Humm: shoulder injury: missed opener against UCLA
1981: Turner Gill didnt: lower leg injury
1990: Mickey Joseph: leg injury Oklahoma ran into the bench
1994: Frazier and Berringer both hurt
2007: Keller: replaced by Ganz
QB starters injuries are more common than your memory remembers
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1973: Dave Humm: shoulder injury: missed opener against UCLA
1981: Turner Gill didnt: lower leg injury
1990: Mickey Joseph: leg injury Oklahoma ran into the bench
1994: Frazier and Berringer both hurt
2007: Keller: replaced by Ganz
QB starters injuries are more common than your memory remembers
5 in 45 years, I don't think that is common at all.
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My memory is fine as I remember all of those with the exception of the 1973 Dave Humm injury because I was only 4. Are you sure you meant to quote me?1973: Dave Humm: shoulder injury: missed opener against UCLA
1981: Turner Gill didnt: lower leg injury
1990: Mickey Joseph: leg injury Oklahoma ran into the bench
1994: Frazier and Berringer both hurt
2007: Keller: replaced by Ganz
QB starters injuries are more common than your memory remembers
Wow! What an eye-opening post! This tells us that the running ability of SF's QBs is as important as the running ability of TO's QBs.
In 2016 I saw all of UCF's QBs at practice. When the depth chart was formulated, the 3 QBs who were the best runners topped the depth chart. The best passers were at the bottom of the depth chart.
The pure "ball distributers" got left behind.
Many people are trying to downplay AM's ability to run better than TG because they think TG can run "well enough".
I am not one of them.
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oh really?
Yep. I was there during pre-season fall camp in 2016. I was a member of the UCF football team for 3 days. I thought I could beat out McKenzie Milton, but they would not give me a chance. Instead they made me into a hybrid WR/DB.
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I've had the pleasure of communicating with MV on a couple of occasions, and RR is 100% spot on. Verduzco is as straight a shooter as you will find. He thoroughly impressed me with not only his candor, but acknowledgement of how important football is to the state of Nebraska.
That’s very interesting!!! Now if we can compare the passing statistics from both and completion percentage, attempts, yard,s and yards per attempt we see that SF prefers better passing ability.
Many people are trying to downplay TG’s ability to pass better than AM because they think AM can pass “well enough”.
Personally I am in the business of letting the best coaching staff in the country make that decision and not promote my own agenda.
What ever...wrong way ParamusYep. I was there during pre-season fall camp in 2016. I was a member of the UCF football team for 3 days. I thought I could beat out McKenzie Milton, but they would not give me a chance. Instead they made me into a hybrid WR/DB.
At least he got the 'DB' part right.
Good thing that picture was taken without shoulder pads on...No way a football could be held that way, otherwise.
