jps2344
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- Nov 15, 2021
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Some good points.How could JB be developed if he is 3rd string and opts for a shirt?
1s and 2s get the reps. 3s and lower don’t get reps. It’s that simple.
If he doesn’t want to get labeled as a runner then he needs to throw better.
People get way to caught up in the bull****. Is UGA or Clemsons 3rd sting QB going on a podcast? Regardless of what he said, his interview should have never happened. Miami always has to have some drama.
I’ve chimed in several times during the casual and not so casual debates about the wretched QB situation around here. Lots of conjecture mixed in with some fact.
The fact is TVD contributed a great deal to his uneven time here. Some of that was born from injury but much of it wasn’t. He did lose too much of the locker room and the confidence of the staff. The majority of that was on him and went beyond just his performance on field.
I’ve mentioned my opinion on JB which is consistent with some others. He’s an outstanding young man who has a great chance of succeeding in life. But let’s take a step back and look at it from an objective football perspective.
A year two QB is sitting behind a veteran who’s showed flashes of brilliance, but overall has been injury prone, very uneven, and is seen by many as having one foot in and one foot out of the program. Not only does this 2nd year QB not live at the facility, but he also, and I’ll try to put this as respectfully as possible, takes a step back and throws zero pushback at the idea of being QB3 for the year. QB3 behind the uncommitted QB1 and a true frosh who just so happens to be obsessed with the game and exhibits this obsession by the amount of time he does spend at the facility working on his craft. This is not conjecture but 100% fact. I can say unequivocally this has and will sit with the staff until he moves on to his next destination.
I would love to have 4 potential QB1’s on the roster and let the battle sort itself out. The reality is, and hopefully for him it’s rooted in immaturity and youthfulness, he had his best opportunity to take the reins or at least make a case this past season and it went just the opposite. Mediocrity has been served up in droves for years here and somehow someway people are ardently advocating to hand the keys of the program over to all described above. Makes a rational and logical mind wonder why that is…