IndianaVolunteer
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If QD doesn't play lights out against our next cupcake game this Saturday I truly believe you have no choice but to play JG.
Sure he may not be 100% ready to start SEC ball but neither was Dobbs and look how he turned out. And Dormady obviously isn't ready either.
With JG and our run game I think he could have a more explosive offense since teams will have to worry about him with the read option. Throw in some run/pass options while feeding JFK 20+ touches a games and I think we could see a different team and confidence.
I had high hopes for dormady, but he's 3 games into being the starting QB @ UT and he literally looks the same as he did in the GT game. He shows good flashes but that's not enough. I saw some complaining about the WRs yesterday saying they are the reason for those INTs but I disagree. Dormady threw that one to Callaway for example and the dude had to jump 5 yards just to get a hand on it. High throw. Dormady also got Byrd a concussion after the GT game also. 50% passing doesn't cut it for a Junior.
Play JG.
Sure he may not be 100% ready to start SEC ball but neither was Dobbs and look how he turned out. And Dormady obviously isn't ready either.
With JG and our run game I think he could have a more explosive offense since teams will have to worry about him with the read option. Throw in some run/pass options while feeding JFK 20+ touches a games and I think we could see a different team and confidence.
I had high hopes for dormady, but he's 3 games into being the starting QB @ UT and he literally looks the same as he did in the GT game. He shows good flashes but that's not enough. I saw some complaining about the WRs yesterday saying they are the reason for those INTs but I disagree. Dormady threw that one to Callaway for example and the dude had to jump 5 yards just to get a hand on it. High throw. Dormady also got Byrd a concussion after the GT game also. 50% passing doesn't cut it for a Junior.
Play JG.