Orangeslice13
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You burn Worley's redshirt to try to win. He outperformed Matt Simms. If Bray stays healthy next year, let Worley redshirt then. I don't think it's a legitimate argument at all.
Worley played a decent game. He probably left the game with a little confidence. There was absolutely no reason to trot him out there and let him throw a pick 6 that destroys what progress he made.
Then he should've just left the redshirt on. I know we wouldn't have won anyways but wasn't the whole point of burning the redshirt for him to gain experience? Besides the thought that he gave us the better chance to win, of course. Yet he's been benched in 2 of the 3 games he's played.
Edit: The benching in the South Carolina game was more understandable because we still had a shot at winning.
All of this is irrelevant of course if what the OP posted is true.
Why would you hide this?
You would hide this because, at that time, you are not sure if Bray will be able to play against Vandy. If you
announce that Worley had a concussion, then there may be a mandtory time period that he has to sit out of practice or even the Vandy game.
If Bray isn't cleared to play in the Vandy game, and Worley isn't cleared to play against Vandy due to a concussion, then we have Simms and Nance at q.b.
I keep reading posts that say we can RS Worley. Questions: 1. Who would be our backup to Bray next year and 2. If he did RS, wouldn't that mean that Peterman had passed him up? The only scenario I can see that we would RS Worley next year would be due to an injury.
I buy that argument if he had played in several games and had already seen significant playing time. But he's still extremely green and he needs all the experience he can get - especially a conference game on the road.
We all know CDD keeps playing the "youth/inexperience" card - and I agree that's a valid point. But if that's such a big issue, then put your money where your mouth is and play the young and inexperienced guys at every possible opportunity to allow them to grow/mature/develop into solid SEC football players as soon as possible.
This is exactly what a lot of people don't recognize.
Assuming Bray stays 4 years, Worley WILL be here 3 years behind Bray. What if we kept his redshirt, and Bray doesn't get hurt in his last 2 years? How much 'meaningful' time does anyone think Worley will get at QB with a healthy Bray?
We tried to redshirt Worley this year, but Bray got hurt. We try the same thing next year, and if Bray stays healthy, then Worley redshirts. If not, then you try it again when Bray is a Sr.
Worley has STARTED 3 games this year. There is no way he plays that much time in the next couple of years unless Bray gets hurt again.
Plus, seeing Worley this year gave me some hope for the post-Bray era. His arm is MUCH stronger than many were reporting.
This was the year to redshirt Worley if it was going to happen. He was 3rd string and Matt Simms had experience. Next year is NOT the year to redshirt him. He will be 2nd string and the only other qb besides Bray to have experience. We will be redshirting the true freshman from Florida, Nathan Peterman. So who would that leave us to play when we get a big lead and are trying to protect Tyler, Nash Nance?
I think you just answered your own question.
I don't buy for a second he was concussed. Why the hell was he walking around the sideline and not get taken to the locker room at all? You guys can make all the excuses but there is NO WAY he was concussed and not receive medical attention.
Hell he was visibly upset on the sideline.
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