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[M.Hendrix]

Also a big the reason we lost to FSU the past Two years

Yeah those 405 passing yards he threw for this year is why we lost. It wasn't the defense allowing Cook to run for multiple miles or the rushing offense putting up sub-100 yards. That darn Kaaya with his three TD's and no picks. What a BIG reason for the loss.

If it wasn't for Kaaya, it would've been a bloodbath.

Doesn't matter all those stats look good but when its winning time what are his numbers??? Its safe to say that when the game is on the line Kaaya probably has the worse stats in CFB. No matter how ugly the defense was last year or how many drops the year before, UM still had a chance to win and Kaaya never gets close to even looking like he can carry the team to a W.

You're criticizing him for not getting the team over the hump when the only reason that we were close was solely because of him. The O-Line, the play calling, and the entire package sucked and Kaaya still got the team close to the win. You're ignoring the pitfalls of the rest of the team to act as if the loss falls only on Kaaya's shoulders.

I look at it like this, plenty of QBs with much less talent than Brad Kaaya have squeaked out victories by refusing to lose... That goes for QBs of teams that may have been the favorite, but the team just didn't show up, and now they're in a dog fight trying not to lose a game they're suppose to win..... Stephen Morris vs NcState and Stephen Morris vs GaTech are perfect examples.

Or when it comes to Jacory Harris, as a true freshman @ UVa or Jacory Harris as a true sophomore @ FSU, a QB that was suppose to lose both times bc of youth being the excuse against UVa and being less talented than FSU at Tallahassee his 2nd year.... Both times Jacory made clutch plays to get it done.

So its not about what the oline didn't do, or who missed tackles, or that Kaaya was a beast most of the game.... When it was on the line, I personally never saw any sign of confidence coming from him during those moments. And that lack of confidence is what ended up showing in terms of the on field results. I mean my problem isn't failing to win in crunch time but its the fact that Kaaya would look like he was scared of the moment, that's something I hope he is able to overcome bc its the only way we're going to win when it matters.

So you saying when Jordan was hanging 60+ on teams in the playoffs and still losing the games, he was the problem? He didn't "will his team to victory "? He should have scored more? Did more? That's basketball, one man makes a huge difference, but still can't win without help. Kaaya has lacked coaching, play calling, OL help, you name it. He can't beat any team by himself. Now if the team can get the game to the "little hump " , I'm more than confident Brad can get them over it. "Will them to victory ". Brad has done well under the circumstances, after all, he didn't call a halfback pass in a blizzard last game. He probably was about to push the team over that hump for a win there if it weren't for Stupid. (James Coley)

 

[1hurricane]

Doesn't matter all those stats look good but when its winning time what are his numbers??? Its safe to say that when the game is on the line Kaaya probably has the worse stats in CFB. No matter how ugly the defense was last year or how many drops the year before, UM still had a chance to win and Kaaya never gets close to even looking like he can carry the team to a W.

You're criticizing him for not getting the team over the hump when the only reason that we were close was solely because of him. The O-Line, the play calling, and the entire package sucked and Kaaya still got the team close to the win. You're ignoring the pitfalls of the rest of the team to act as if the loss falls only on Kaaya's shoulders.

I look at it like this, plenty of QBs with much less talent than Brad Kaaya have squeaked out victories by refusing to lose... That goes for QBs of teams that may have been the favorite, but the team just didn't show up, and now they're in a dog fight trying not to lose a game they're suppose to win..... Stephen Morris vs NcState and Stephen Morris vs GaTech are perfect examples.

Or when it comes to Jacory Harris, as a true freshman @ UVa or Jacory Harris as a true sophomore @ FSU, a QB that was suppose to lose both times bc of youth being the excuse against UVa and being less talented than FSU at Tallahassee his 2nd year.... Both times Jacory made clutch plays to get it done.

So its not about what the oline didn't do, or who missed tackles, or that Kaaya was a beast most of the game.... When it was on the line, I personally never saw any sign of confidence coming from him during those moments. And that lack of confidence is what ended up showing in terms of the on field results. I mean my problem isn't failing to win in crunch time but its the fact that Kaaya would look like he was scared of the moment, that's something I hope he is able to overcome bc its the only way we're going to win when it matters.

You did see confidience when he threw that dime in the 4th to coley for the td to take the lead? You didnt see confidence when he was throwing at ramsey ( something even watson didnt do) several times in the game? You didnt see when he took the game over in the 2nd half?

I dont think you know what confidence looks like.

Never said he lacked confidence just that when the game is really on the line, all of that confidence you're alluding too is gone.

Maybe the lack of confidence you're referring to was Kaaya lack of confidence in his dumb *** coaching staff.

 

[maurice3p]

If Miami is down 21-27, on the 20 yard line, with 2-minutes left in the 4th Q. Do you honestly feel like Kaaya is going lead the team to a win? Honestly?

 

[JimmyJohnsonsHair]

We have some really dumb fans.

 

[M.Hendrix]

If Miami is down 21-27, on the 20 yard line, with 2-minutes left in the 4th Q. Do you honestly feel like Kaaya is going lead the team to a win? Honestly?

With this coaching staff, I'll take my chances. With what he had for coaches last couple years, chances would be slim. ****, not a QB on the planet I would be confident with pulling it out with under last regime. Case in point, last bowl game. Take the ball out of your QBs hands and throw it none the less. Stupid (Albert James Coley Golden)

 

[JimmyJohnsonsHair]

Seriously, blaming Kaaya for the FSU losses is like blaming Mike Trout if the Angels lose 7 - 6 when their closer gives up a game winning grand slam in the bottom of the 9th inning in a game where Trout went 3 - 4 with 6 RBI.

 

[miamilaw07]

Who cares! He needs to beat FSU for the 1st time.

As a true freshman and sophomore Kaaya combined to go 45-83, 721 yds, 5 TDs and 1 int vs FSU teams ranked #2 and #12 .

 

[The Franchise]

If Miami is down 21-27, on the 20 yard line, with 2-minutes left in the 4th Q. Do you honestly feel like Kaaya is going lead the team to a win? Honestly?

I like our chances better if the OC doesn't put the ball in Yearby's hands to make the crucial throws.

 

[gcane44]

Okay, so he hasn't beat FSU. I don't see anyone hating on the guy, just stating the obvious. Beating FSU used to be a big deal. We've had people say well so owned FSU.

The thing I'd say about those stats, while impressive, they don't even come close to telling the entire story. He may own a lot of passing numbers here when he leaves, but his win percentage is abysmal for one of our QB's. He had good passing yardage at UNC this past year, we still got killed.

He hasn't really beat anyone of note or had a clutch drive. Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison. Kaaya has had chances to get it done, but often flounders in the second half. I'd love to see his season with first and second half stats split.

He has no excuses anymore, he's a vet. Even Francis is pumping him up in this thread in direct contradiction to his statements made where he calls him all but wheel chair bound when his NFL prospects are brought up. He has a good QB coach and one time good OC in the same guy. We'll see what happens and whether his hall pass from many was legit.

Clearly you dont know ****. Leinart had a heisman rb, another good back in white, great o-line, and great wrs. And the defense was good.

Those usc teams were **** elite. Put matt leinart on this team and its the same results as kaaya.

You must did not watch him in the second half vs fsu when he lit there *** up.

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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[The Franchise]

Okay, so he hasn't beat FSU. I don't see anyone hating on the guy, just stating the obvious. Beating FSU used to be a big deal. We've had people say well so owned FSU.

The thing I'd say about those stats, while impressive, they don't even come close to telling the entire story. He may own a lot of passing numbers here when he leaves, but his win percentage is abysmal for one of our QB's. He had good passing yardage at UNC this past year, we still got killed.

He hasn't really beat anyone of note or had a clutch drive. Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison. Kaaya has had chances to get it done, but often flounders in the second half. I'd love to see his season with first and second half stats split.

He has no excuses anymore, he's a vet. Even Francis is pumping him up in this thread in direct contradiction to his statements made where he calls him all but wheel chair bound when his NFL prospects are brought up. He has a good QB coach and one time good OC in the same guy. We'll see what happens and whether his hall pass from many was legit.

Clearly you dont know ****. Leinart had a heisman rb, another good back in white, great o-line, and great wrs. And the defense was good.

Those usc teams were **** elite. Put matt leinart on this team and its the same results as kaaya.

You must did not watch him in the second half vs fsu when he lit there *** up.

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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He was much more productive than Kaaya though. Leinart didn't throw a single interception in 2002 and took knees to close out games more effectively than Kaaya.

 

[brock]

Okay, so he hasn't beat FSU. I don't see anyone hating on the guy, just stating the obvious. Beating FSU used to be a big deal. We've had people say well so owned FSU.

The thing I'd say about those stats, while impressive, they don't even come close to telling the entire story. He may own a lot of passing numbers here when he leaves, but his win percentage is abysmal for one of our QB's. He had good passing yardage at UNC this past year, we still got killed.

He hasn't really beat anyone of note or had a clutch drive. Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison. Kaaya has had chances to get it done, but often flounders in the second half. I'd love to see his season with first and second half stats split.

He has no excuses anymore, he's a vet. Even Francis is pumping him up in this thread in direct contradiction to his statements made where he calls him all but wheel chair bound when his NFL prospects are brought up. He has a good QB coach and one time good OC in the same guy. We'll see what happens and whether his hall pass from many was legit.

Clearly you dont know ****. Leinart had a heisman rb, another good back in white, great o-line, and great wrs. And the defense was good.

Those usc teams were **** elite. Put matt leinart on this team and its the same results as kaaya.

You must did not watch him in the second half vs fsu when he lit there *** up.

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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He was much more productive than Kaaya though. Leinart didn't throw a single interception in 2002 and took knees to close out games more effectively than Kaaya.

Forget George Whitfield incanefan has eclipsed him as the top qb guru, you can't touch his qb evaluations lol

 

[KevinCaneFace]

Who cares! He needs to beat FSU for the 1st time.

Kaaya is the only reason we've been in the game the past two years

Also a big the reason we lost to FSU the past Two years

Yeah those 405 passing yards he threw for this year is why we lost. It wasn't the defense allowing Cook to run for multiple miles or the rushing offense putting up sub-100 yards. That darn Kaaya with his three TD's and no picks. What a BIG reason for the loss.

If it wasn't for Kaaya, it would've been a bloodbath.

Doesn't matter all those stats look good but when its winning time what are his numbers??? Its safe to say that when the game is on the line Kaaya probably has the worse stats in CFB.

No matter how ugly the defense was last year or how many drops the year before, UM still had a chance to win and Kaaya never gets close to even looking like he can carry the team to a W, during those moments /

Last year Kaaya came back from down 17 to give us a late fourth quarter lead just for the defense to bend over for Dalvin for the second year in a row. You were a sucky troll then and you haven't improved at the troll game.

 

[GrCh Jeep]

Kaaya is the only reason we've been in the game the past two years

Also a big the reason we lost to FSU the past Two years

Yeah those 405 passing yards he threw for this year is why we lost. It wasn't the defense allowing Cook to run for multiple miles or the rushing offense putting up sub-100 yards. That darn Kaaya with his three TD's and no picks. What a BIG reason for the loss.

If it wasn't for Kaaya, it would've been a bloodbath.

Doesn't matter all those stats look good but when its winning time what are his numbers??? Its safe to say that when the game is on the line Kaaya probably has the worse stats in CFB.

No matter how ugly the defense was last year or how many drops the year before, UM still had a chance to win and Kaaya never gets close to even looking like he can carry the team to a W, during those moments /

Last year Kaaya came back from down 17 to give us a late fourth quarter lead just for the defense to bend over for Dalvin for the second year in a row. You were a sucky troll then and you haven't improved at the troll game.

Why didn't BK finish? He had the ball.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Okay, so he hasn't beat FSU. I don't see anyone hating on the guy, just stating the obvious. Beating FSU used to be a big deal. We've had people say well so owned FSU.

The thing I'd say about those stats, while impressive, they don't even come close to telling the entire story. He may own a lot of passing numbers here when he leaves, but his win percentage is abysmal for one of our QB's. He had good passing yardage at UNC this past year, we still got killed.

He hasn't really beat anyone of note or had a clutch drive. Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison. Kaaya has had chances to get it done, but often flounders in the second half. I'd love to see his season with first and second half stats split.

He has no excuses anymore, he's a vet. Even Francis is pumping him up in this thread in direct contradiction to his statements made where he calls him all but wheel chair bound when his NFL prospects are brought up. He has a good QB coach and one time good OC in the same guy. We'll see what happens and whether his hall pass from many was legit.

Clearly you dont know ****. Leinart had a heisman rb, another good back in white, great o-line, and great wrs. And the defense was good.

Those usc teams were **** elite. Put matt leinart on this team and its the same results as kaaya.

You must did not watch him in the second half vs fsu when he lit there *** up.

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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You'll notice that the menstruating teenage girl, after having her bullshlt post demolished by actual facts, is nowhere to be found.

 

[kendallcanes]

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[TedHendricksOffspring]

You're criticizing him for not getting the team over the hump when the only reason that we were close was solely because of him. The O-Line, the play calling, and the entire package sucked and Kaaya still got the team close to the win. You're ignoring the pitfalls of the rest of the team to act as if the loss falls only on Kaaya's shoulders.

I look at it like this, plenty of QBs with much less talent than Brad Kaaya have squeaked out victories by refusing to lose... That goes for QBs of teams that may have been the favorite, but the team just didn't show up, and now they're in a dog fight trying not to lose a game they're suppose to win..... Stephen Morris vs NcState and Stephen Morris vs GaTech are perfect examples.

Or when it comes to Jacory Harris, as a true freshman @ UVa or Jacory Harris as a true sophomore @ FSU, a QB that was suppose to lose both times bc of youth being the excuse against UVa and being less talented than FSU at Tallahassee his 2nd year.... Both times Jacory made clutch plays to get it done.

So its not about what the oline didn't do, or who missed tackles, or that Kaaya was a beast most of the game.... When it was on the line, I personally never saw any sign of confidence coming from him during those moments. And that lack of confidence is what ended up showing in terms of the on field results. I mean my problem isn't failing to win in crunch time but its the fact that Kaaya would look like he was scared of the moment, that's something I hope he is able to overcome bc its the only way we're going to win when it matters.

You did see confidience when he threw that dime in the 4th to coley for the td to take the lead? You didnt see confidence when he was throwing at ramsey ( something even watson didnt do) several times in the game? You didnt see when he took the game over in the 2nd half?

I dont think you know what confidence looks like.

Never said he lacked confidence just that when the game is really on the line, all of that confidence you're alluding too is gone.

A lot of guys on here need to stop acting like women on their period. No one is intentionally knocking Brad Kaaya. BK had opportunities to lead game-winning drives against Florida State the last two years, with plenty of time on the clock. He failed in each opportunity. We all know that football is a team game. Yeah, if Brad Kaaya would have been successful in those two winning drives, he would have been looked at as the hero. Last year, something should have registered in Brad Kaaya his mind that he could not afford to have another pass swatted down. It did not.

I personally think that Brad takes the next step this year.

You're the one who's whining that Kaaya should've been able to both block for himself and throw touchdowns. Name two other players who played well in the game? Coley, per usual, called a God awful game. You're arguing, "Well Kaaya should've just thrown a touchdown because it's the 4th quarter and that's how it's supposed to go." and ignoring that other people needed to pick up the slack and hadn't for the whole game and in spite of that Kaaya got us in the winning position where finally the team failed.

If you were the OC, would you have called the same plays Coley did? Probably not.

I personally hope/think that the TEAM takes the next step this year.

 

[INCaneFan]

Clearly you dont know ****. Leinart had a heisman rb, another good back in white, great o-line, and great wrs. And the defense was good.

Those usc teams were **** elite. Put matt leinart on this team and its the same results as kaaya.

You must did not watch him in the second half vs fsu when he lit there *** up.

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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He was much more productive than Kaaya though. Leinart didn't throw a single interception in 2002 and took knees to close out games more effectively than Kaaya.

Forget George Whitfield incanefan has eclipsed him as the top qb guru, you can't touch his qb evaluations lol

Brock, the resident genius and Francis, CIS legend.

The premise according to the original post is that Kaaya has a chance to do something that hasn't been done since Leinart did it.

Here it is again:

From davidhaleespn twitter
If Brad Kaaya hits 3000 yd/15 TD/8 yd/att for a third straight season, he’ll be the first to do it since Matt Leinart (2003-05).

Considering such, we would have to assume Leinart was playing, yes? If not, this thread doesn't even exist. It wasn't, BK versus Leinart through his first two years of college. Leinart had to wait behind a pretty good QB in Palmer.

Carry on geniuses.

 

[gcane44]

Leinart in college is head and shoulders above Kaaya in their first two seasons.

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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He was much more productive than Kaaya though. Leinart didn't throw a single interception in 2002 and took knees to close out games more effectively than Kaaya.

Forget George Whitfield incanefan has eclipsed him as the top qb guru, you can't touch his qb evaluations lol

Brock, the resident genius and Francis, CIS legend.

The premise according to the original post is that Kaaya has a chance to do something that hasn't been done since Leinart did it.

Here it is again:

From davidhaleespn twitter
If Brad Kaaya hits 3000 yd/15 TD/8 yd/att for a third straight season, he’ll be the first to do it since Matt Leinart (2003-05).

Considering such, we would have to assume Leinart was playing, yes? If not, this thread doesn't even exist. It wasn't, BK versus Leinart through his first two years of college. Leinart had to wait behind a pretty good QB in Palmer.

Carry on geniuses.

Dude, you have issues.


Edit: and if you want to over-analyze words, let's take a look at this quote by you "Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison"

 

[Dingaan1828]

If Miami is down 21-27, on the 20 yard line, with 2-minutes left in the 4th Q. Do you honestly feel like Kaaya is going lead the team to a win? Honestly?

I like our chances better if the OC doesn't put the ball in Yearby's hands to make the crucial throws.

That post will be underrated until we both die.

 

[INCaneFan]

This is pretty hilarious and dense.

This is what Leinart had done at the same point in his career that kaaya is at now:

2002: Leinart was USC's third-string quarterback as a redshirt freshman in 2002. He appeared briefly late in 3 games (taking 2 snaps at Colorado, directing 3 series at Oregon and taking a snap at UCLA), but didn't throw a pass. He also served as a backup holder on placekicks, but wasn't called on in that role.


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He was much more productive than Kaaya though. Leinart didn't throw a single interception in 2002 and took knees to close out games more effectively than Kaaya.

Forget George Whitfield incanefan has eclipsed him as the top qb guru, you can't touch his qb evaluations lol

Brock, the resident genius and Francis, CIS legend.

The premise according to the original post is that Kaaya has a chance to do something that hasn't been done since Leinart did it.

Here it is again:

From davidhaleespn twitter
If Brad Kaaya hits 3000 yd/15 TD/8 yd/att for a third straight season, he’ll be the first to do it since Matt Leinart (2003-05).

Considering such, we would have to assume Leinart was playing, yes? If not, this thread doesn't even exist. It wasn't, BK versus Leinart through his first two years of college. Leinart had to wait behind a pretty good QB in Palmer.

Carry on geniuses.

Dude, you have issues.


Edit: and if you want to over-analyze words, let's take a look at this quote by you "Leinart at this place in his career, there's no comparison"

So you want to compare their first two years in college, okay, Kaaya wins. Still, no stats from Leinart, there's no thread.

So since its been established th at a comparison is to be made, I stand by everything I've already said. It's rather simple, but the walking hall pass always has his defenders. Funny thing about Kaaay, he's decent and has promise, but I don't ignore his faults like many here. He's not solely responsible for wins or losses, but quarterbacks are largely judged on those things for good or worse.