2GeeZ4VolZ
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So far his TD to INT ratio is 2:1 in college and those 2 INTs are in only 68 attempts. Both were in 1 game but he also only had 1 good game and that was Vanderbilt. We couldn’t score in the other games as we didn’t even hit 20 points. Maybe that’s on Pruitt, maybe it’s something else, or maybe Bailey isn’t nearly as good as you think he is. Regardless, you certainly can’t say he doesn’t turn it over.Give me the guy that can't run but can make all the throws and doesn't turn it over. Easy.
So far his TD to INT ratio is 2:1 in college and those 2 INTs are in only 68 attempts. Both were in 1 game but he also only had 1 good game and that was Vanderbilt. We couldn’t score in the other games as we didn’t even hit 20 points. Maybe that’s on Pruitt, maybe it’s something else, or maybe Bailey isn’t nearly as good as you think he is. Regardless, you certainly can’t say he doesn’t turn it over.
You forgot "Fire Heupel". It's just amazing that fans can't see how tied his hands are with the QB position. Without that, we're just a boat with a dead motor drifting aimlessly. It's almost to the point of just rotating QBs every couple of series and see if one of them is hot that day.Play Milton he over throws
Put in Hooker he turns it over
Put in Bailey he can't run
Bright side is that he was recognizing the open man and targeting him. Wish I could say it's just a matter of timing and he'll get it, but while he didn't have the spring, he had all summer to work with the WR and develop that "timing". Not sure what the answer is, but it appears we simply have replaced JG with his Michigan clone. And if he's in his last year, the best thing for the program is to focus the reps on the guys who will be in that room again next year.it looked like a lot of the receivers were open when Milton was overthrowing them.
Well to be fair Peyton had an offensive line to protect him and receivers to get open. This team doesn't have the same quality of guys.
7 footers generally aren't 3 PT shootersA lot of those were egregious. That 5th one is insane. No one is near Tillman. No defenders coming for Milton. It's like playing backyard football and he still misses him by a mile!
I just don't see how you can coach that. It's like taking a guy who shoots 5% from the 3-point line and trying to teach him to be Steph Curry, just because he's 7 foot tall.
Well, maybe make him spend everyday countiing to 3 and throwing deep to a reciever till he gets it down? 100 throws a day after practice?A lot of those were egregious. That 5th one is insane. No one is near Tillman. No defenders coming for Milton. It's like playing backyard football and he still misses him by a mile!
I just don't see how you can coach that. It's like taking a guy who shoots 5% from the 3-point line and trying to teach him to be Steph Curry, just because he's 7 foot tall.
That could be true, I haven’t really looked specifically at the receivers enough to know if it’s them not getting open or the QB’s just not seeing them and getting them the ball.Yes but the WR'S must get open. Our WR'S seem to have problems beating man coverage.
You can't fix that. Dude can't control his emotions or has zero depth perception.