Scrimmage Observations

[The Franchise]

Brad Kaaya led the ACC in TD passes and passer rating last year. Please shut up.

on 378 Attemps. Out of the top30 QB's, he only threw the ball more than 2 QB's on the list. Offense was run first pass second.

2014 FBS (I-A) College Football Individual Statistics Leaders for Passing - ESPN

So Brad Kaaya was so good that he led the conference in TD passes and barely threw the ball

Now you're getting it... Good job.

So your position is that Duke Johnson held the team back last year?

His position is all fours with Folden in full back mount.

 

[fincane]

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4-8 isn't crazy we won 6 games last year barely... the players now are unproven. at TE RB OL..ETC

There will also be an experienced QB on the field who will be better than at least 10 of the 12 QBs he faces and at a minimum even with the other 2. Great QBs can elevate the play around them and make up for below average coaching. That's Kaaya challenge.
If he is as great as a lot of people think he will be 4 wins is a crazy prediction.

Yet he was also one of the best quarterbacks as a true freshman and also better than most of the QBs he squared off against last year, save Winston.

I'm not buying the "Kaaya's Growth" rationale as a reason we'll succeed next season.

Dorsett, Johnson, and Walford accounted for more than 60% of Kaaya's reception yards. It's a two-way street: Kaaya elevated their play, but they also elevated his play. I've read DMoney's observations on practice and while it's great to hear he has leaner and stronger, losing 3 of your top targets - who also happened to be drafted in the top 80 in the draft - will make for a huge adjustment. Combined with the potential weakness on OL, and I see Kaaya regressing.

The 4-win prediction is not crazy. We've lost a ton of talent and we're continually out-coached. Using the talent argument is useless with the staff.

You see him regressing. I see him becoming one of the best QBs in the country. The fact that I think that only translates to 8 or so wins speaks to Golden's incompetence. I don't have the same questions about the Oline as you do. We didn't have a RT to start the year last year. Everyone said McDermott suck and Isidora hadn't really played. They got their heads beat in against Louisville and then were solid the rest of the way. McDermott and Darling are back along with Isidora and Linder. All 4 started and played reasonably well.

You're just a moron. You got embarrassed last year and now you're back with the same act. Miami is going to suck. Kaaya was excellent last year and it didnt make a god **** difference. It won't this year either.

You're a ****head talking out of your *** because I didn't make a prediction on the season last year and no one actually cares who was right or wrong. Continue being the ***boi that you are running your mouth like anyone actually gives a **** what you and the rest of the merry band of a-holes think. I think we'll be better than you think we'll be. Thats all it is.

It comes down to me being more optimistic about the season. I'm watching and hoping for the best. You can relish and take delight in every penalty, every inevitable bad playcall and every loss because it confirms what you think. That ain't me. I don't even see Golden when the team plays I see players. His sucking doesn't change that I want those guys to do well. The circle jerk around here will be something we've never seem as the losses pile up so you can enjoy that you c unt.

 

[HTownCane71305]

I'm still dying at bricks line "from the neck up with helmets on" and wth's photoshopped heads.

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Calling [MENTION=5124]Coach Macho[/MENTION]

- David Njoku has proven to be a redzone weapon flexed out wide, a la Jimmy Graham. He made a very athletic TD catch on a fade from Kaaya.

Que?

We had a convo about this kid one week a while back.

I think his ceiling is HIGH.