This is true for the common fan. But I can’t express to you enough how detail oriented a qb coach has to be. If you can’t accurately evaluate a qb you’ll be less effective at developing them because if you skip a step you can regress that qb. And if you can’t evaluate then you have no idea what that next step is.I think a bunch of guys who coach kids yakking about who they compare to is a bunch of guys yakking. You develop everybody and the talent emerges from the best. We like to complicate things.
You teach fundamentals to every player you coach. You don’t become prescient in the process.This is true for the common fan. But I can’t express to you enough how detail oriented a qb coach has to be. If you can’t accurately evaluate a qb you’ll be less effective at developing them because if you skip a step you can regress that qb. And if you can’t evaluate then you have no idea what that next step is.
Fundamentals yes, for the young ones. But it’s like learning your ABCs. At 5 it’s hard. At 10 it’s easier. At 15 it’s common sense. Fundamentals become common sense but you’re right.... you always remind them of their ABCs. Once a qb reaches a certain level of skills (usually around 11-12 YO) it becomes about building on those skills rather than fundamentals.You teach fundamentals to every player you coach. You don’t become prescient in the process.
Its just people getting excited because he's better than JG and has the best chance to play soon and is more ready than Bailey.
But if JP wanted to roll with Bailey right now I wouldn't argue with it. Aint no team ever needed a QB change like we do.
With JG in his last year, and we are loosing games by double-digits why are we not letting the other QB’s get playing time?” – Mid Tenn Outdoor News
Ben: Because Tennessee is trying to finish out the season on a high note and the coaches believe that if it’s going to do so, it’s going to be because Jarrett Guarantano turns his season around. The other three quarterbacks simply aren’t ready to lead Tennessee to victory in the eyes of the coaches. UT may reach the point of playing young players for the sake of preparing for the future, but they haven’t reached that point just yet. The Vols have to find a way to finish the season with some victories and the coaches believe the best chance of doing so is with Guarantano at quarterback.
JG turning his season around
Oh God its painful.
Complete better than 50% with no turnovers in a game with more than ten passes would be a great start. He has never had a good game. Good quarter yea. Good game no.What? That makes absolutely no sense at all. You’ve seen Bailey throw a grand total of 4 passes in the SEC. Out of those 4 there was ONE well placed ball, 2 incompletions and one that should’ve been picked and THATS all you need to see to anoint him “the best chance to succeed”?
To say Maurer doesn’t give much hope is to suggest he can’t get better when he was the flame that lit the candle to begin with as a true freshman. The entire team played more inspired. Not to mention he competed, and had success against the nations best. Has JG ever threw for 250+ vs UGA? Would you expect Bailey to throw for more? Has JG ever kept it close with Alabama or ANY of the big three for that matter?
Idk what a kid has to do for some of you to believe but you’re setting the bar pretty high for Bailey to be “better” than we’ve SEEN from Maurer.
You teach fundamentals to every player you coach. You don’t become prescient in the process.
Its just people getting excited because he's better than JG and has the best chance to play soon and is more ready than Bailey.
But if JP wanted to roll with Bailey right now I wouldn't argue with it. Aint no team ever needed a QB change like we do.
It's what he does. He hides, ducks ands dodges. It's actually pitiful that he thinks no one notices. He doesn't respond to majority of my posts when I call him out. Because he can't.I noticed you didn’t reply to @whodeycin85 quote 317. How convenient. He laid out stats for you that you obviously can’t deny?
Yes. And if you knew what you were looking at while watching the game rather than just looking at "stat lines" completely out of context after the game... you might see his talent and the things he can do that JG... has never been able to do.Base don what is BM better? Not play when in the game.
No one unless driven by some "agenda" denies that the QB ALWAYS has more impact on the game than any other player... or that their potential impact when they play poorly can cripple a team.No qb can loose a game. Maybe contribute when they lose.
If that's true... then Pruitt should be fired at the end of the season. That's nothing more nor less than coaching malpractice.But the other guys just aren't as good.
LOL@U. You parse the facts dishonestly every time. In VERY limited time, Maurer has shown some flashes of very good talent. In MASSIVE amounts of time, JG has more than demonstrated that he is near his ceiling... and it is NOT a high ceiling.Complete better than 50% with no turnovers in a game with more than ten passes would be a great start. He has never had a good game. Good quarter yea. Good game no.
Maurer has never played a whole game. I'm surprised you aren't harping on that rather than trying to prove he's a "bad" player. The possibility that he's injury prone is A LOT more valid than the stuff you're trying.Ever see BM complete over 50% in a game he throws more than ten passes? Ever see BM throw for 400 vs a SEC team? Ever see BM beat a ranked SEC team on the road and be NPOTW? Ever see BM throw a td beyond his first quarter vs UGA?
Fundamentals yes, for the young ones. But it’s like learning your ABCs. At 5 it’s hard. At 10 it’s easier. At 15 it’s common sense. Fundamentals become common sense but you’re right.... you always remind them of their ABCs. Once a qb reaches a certain level of skills (usually around 11-12 YO) it becomes about building on those skills rather than fundamentals.
I noticed you didn’t reply to @whodeycin85 quote 317. How convenient. He laid out stats for you that you obviously can’t deny?
For the record Dobbs in his 1st 79 attempt didnt have a TD to his name, rushing or passing...he did have 3 ints and threw for less yards then BM...
Keep in mind he also wasnt pulled at halftime and thrown in games for 1 drive..he was the starter after the Bama game... and for fun....he threw alot of screen passes to Pig, swing passes to the HBs. That will up anyones comp%
I just did lunchbox...comp thier stats vs top 25 teams last year..ive posted about 8x in other threads....Dont want to hear about chances are. Provide real stats to back up the statement that Maurer is better than JG. Should be easy no?
For those digital warriors out there who don’t understand the actual schedule and challenges Tennessee has had please read
1. Due to COVID, NO backup QB has been developed due to MANDATED quarantine from contact tracing. Blame Trump, Blame Biden, Blame China, Blame whoever. You can’t train a backup in 4 practices.
2. Our QB issue is about AWARENESS and the offense. Our mistakes are due to bad decision making. A QB questioning himself.
3. Chaneys offense DEPENDS on a QB who can AUDIBLE and make MULTIPLE reads. Maybe a young gun can do this, however, you need PRACTICE to have a playbook deeper than your wristband.
I GUARANTEE QB change happening for Arkansas UNLESS COVID/HEALTH issues.
BOOK IT
Flame away
I just did lunchbox...comp thier stats vs top 25 teams last year..ive posted about 8x in other threads....
Also it too JG till his RSSR year to throw a TD against UGA....BM did it as a true freshman..
Yeah... as a true Fr who was not expected to play but was FORCED into action because the guy you try to deify flopped so badly.He is exciting.
You don't know if there will be an injury or turnover. About a 50% chance of that happening each time he drops back.
That doesn't count and you know it. You can only post stats that help JG look better than he really is.Are you to thick or lazy to look it up yourself???
Here
JG vs top 25 2019
18/38 176 yards 2 ints
BM vs top 25 2019
23/46 365 yards 2 tds 3 ints
Anything else??