VolInDayton
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odd thing to worry about. They're completely different style of QBs.My BVS is scared he is going to be the next Harrison Bailey.
But dude is crazy good. Wow.
Only difference between Halzle and Golesh is Heupel presented the latter more prominently and let him sell himself as a HC candidate. And it worked. Didn’t hurt that Golesh is great at the podium and very engageable. Otherwise you compare first seasons with a quarterback and HEUPEL calling plays and you have seven wins vs eight. Not suggesting that Milton would be HH’s level with a second season…we can see better. There was tons of second guessing of the playcalling the first season under Heupel. Our expectations were more reduced after a generation of offensive ineptness. Now we’re down to thinking a TE’s coach was the architect of last season? Unless Golesh fails at USF, he’s not coming back to coach our TE’s and entertain us at press conferences. And Abelin’s TE’s looked better when Milton bothered to include them anyway.odd thing to worry about. They're completely different style of QBs.
I am more worried about who's going to be coaching him.
I believe sometimes players can be over coached. No way in hell Nico wasn't ready to seriously contribute right out of HS. Yet he gets here early, and then gets redshirted...with how terrible Milton is??
Then when you watched him play, he held the ball too long and would just roll out and improvise.
He was never that gun shy...until Halze
This is the worst offense(statistically) that Heupel has ever had and we're looking at an 8-9 win season. My hope is that it shows this isn't a gimmick offense to people who actually know a little about football. It isn't just plug and play.Merk is the real deal. He will push Nico. From what I have seen in the tapes, Merk also has really good vision and can throw a receiver open. Also, our offense works best when we can hit the seem route and also the slant/drag route. With our wideouts being so far wide, it leaves a ton of room over the middle. Milton can’t throw this route at all.
If Nico and Merk can throw this route in college, we will be back to scoring 40+ a game.
based on what?odd thing to worry about. They're completely different style of QBs.
I am more worried about who's going to be coaching him.
I believe sometimes players can be over coached. No way in hell Nico wasn't ready to seriously contribute right out of HS. Yet he gets here early, and then gets redshirted...with how terrible Milton is??
Then when you watched him play, he held the ball too long and would just roll out and improvise.
He was never that gun shy...until Halze
And stats against any team of a handful of plays are zero indication one way or the other how he would perform in a full game.based on what?
he is 50% for less than 100 yards, and only 1 TD.
and those stats mostly came against.....UCONN.
there is a pretty big difference in SERIOUSLY contributing against UCONN, vs contributing against an SEC gauntlet.
based on what?
he is 50% for less than 100 yards, and only 1 TD.
and those stats mostly came against.....UCONN.
there is a pretty big difference in SERIOUSLY contributing against UCONN, vs contributing against an SEC gauntlet.