ftsandersvol
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Because I've not found any Sunbelt QB that has found success in the SEC. There may have been but I can't recall or find one.
Entirely different leagues and caliber of players. Can't just depend on his stats to assess his capabilities playing in this conference. Plus, there are many new pieces in this offense that have not played a game in this offense. September into mid-October will be a lot of learning experience for the offense IMO.
and I could be wrong just my feelings at this juncture.
Joey Aguilar will be a top 3 QB in the SEC. He averaged 275 yards a game at APP State and in Heupel's scheme will be able to average 250 yards passing a game.
Not worse. He will be more efficient, have a better completion percentage and better TD/INT ratio. But he will also be in an offense that is built on the run game. At APP State he amassed alot of yards, but had no supporting help.You think Joey will be worse under Heupel but still be top 3 in the SEC? 250 yards passing per game would’ve only been good for 4th last season, right there with Ewers, Thorne, and Green.
wouldn't disagree on Pavia... that makes odds a little better for Joey to have success.. its been done once... thanks...
There are numerous other examples of small school QBs transferring and being successful at bigger schools where they have increased talent around them to offset the increase in talent across from them
The issue here is that the transfer portal wasn't a thing until 2018. The short time frame and rarity of similar opportunities creates a very small sample size to go off of. I'm having trouble finding anyone who has been given that opportunity and failed. I would like to see that list. I think these orange colored glasses look good on me. lolyou're likely correct. would like to see this list... I can do the research to see about their success at bigger leagues
The issue here is that the transfer portal wasn't a thing until 2018. The short time frame and rarity of similar opportunities creates a very small sample size to go off of. I'm having trouble finding anyone who has been given that opportunity and failed. I would like to see that list. I think these orange colored glasses look good on me. lol
Flame away, but I think there's a good chance the offense is a complete train wreck. It isn't just QB that's a question mark. The WRs and O-line as a unit are totally unproven as well. It would help tremendously if Moe and Pendleton are solid and Sanders can be an immediate contributor (that's a big ask for an O-lineman).
The defense might hold up in the early portion of the season, and earlier in games, keeping games close but eventually fades towards the end as well.