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ONE of them was going to transfer. Thought they'd compete in the Spring and the one who lost out would move on. Most of these kids get the gist from the coaches which way it's swinging. DeBord had some high praise for Dormady's work before the bowl game. We kept hearing how Jones was balling out. Something registered.
I never said that he would transfer out early, just that i thought if he didn't play quickly he would transfer because he is talented and just might not get the playing time here. Yes I figured Dormady would stay to compete in 2017 spring and leave if he didn't win the #1QB spot. That wouldn't create any depth issues.
Does anyone think we go after another QB in Recruiting or wait till next years class?
Not good. Dormady won't work as well in this offense
Don't think that's necessarily true Cat....swap a great runner and average thrower in Dobbs with a great/much better passer and average runner in Dormady. The offense has become more QB run heavy because of Josh's passing issues. I can envision Dormady being somewhere in the middle between Dobbs and what Worley was in terms of running the offense. If QD could do what Worley just refused to do, which is keep the defense honest by running 4-6 times a game and extend a drive or two with his legs, while competing 65% of his passes and pushing the average attempt yardage from 6.7 to 8 or so, I can see him being very effective in the offense.
That being said, JG could be the wildcard. If he shows up and shows out after a redshirt in 2016 and beats out QD, then oh well, the Dormady era never gets off the ground and we're back to a more prototypical DT QB.
i agree with this, kind of...but in reality, all Dormady would need to do is run enough keepers on the zone read to keep it honest. he won't have to have the 100 yard games or be as physical as Dobbs is.
but he's plenty athletic, and will be able to run the offense just fine.
Then we're in agreement. He doesn't have to be a dynamic runner like Dobbs, just a willing runner to keep the defense honest and occasionally move the chains. I assume his improved passing will more than make up the difference.
I like the 3 we have now (Dobbs, Dormady, and JG on his way) for 2016. I'd rather skip on one in 2017 and take Lawrence all day in 2018.
Not sure it's "a bad loss." QD has a bright future and Guarantano is coming next year