426hemivol
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There is just something about Peterman that tells me he's going to win a lot of games here. I don't know what it is
There is just something about Peterman that tells me he's going to win a lot of games here. I don't know what it is
I know what did it for me. I watched him blow Worley and Dobbs away in summer camp over a two week period and hundreds of passes. He rarely misses on any of his throws, even the deep throws. His timing was excellent, his ball placement was consistently where the receiver could make yards after completion. Both Worley and Dobbs were erratic, with Worley having some good days.
Peterman has been thrown to the wolves, but somehow he still seems confident. I think he will light up the field with decent protection and time to settle in. He can also run very well.
Fact: We were winning 7-3 when Peterman broke his hand against Florida. NOT a meltdown.
Fact: I SAID, Peterman broke his hand at the beginning of the second quarter and the ball was intercepted.
Fact: The ball was not thrown into triple coverage, but to an open receiver. The pass was a bit off target due to his hand hitting the helmet as he released.
Fact: Peterman continued to play with a broken hand. As the hand swelled, wild passes and constant fumbles ensued as he was unable to grip the football. That was the meltdown everyone remembers.
Fact: Peterman's wild throws were after the broken hand.
Frankly, Peterman should have told the coaches before things deteriorated so badly he couldn't grip the ball, but I imagine adrenaline was masking the pain. I once played two series at corner after tearing ligaments in my ankle. I thought I was fine and continued playing. Within about a half hour, I couldn't stand up after sitting down.
How quickly you all forget UF last year....It unfortunately can get worse.