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.If you look at the games they almost won, also look at the games they almost lost
"Almost won"? Who the hell are you Alvin? Horseshoes and hand grenades buddy! Horseshoes and hand grenades!
.If you look at the games they almost won, also look at the games they almost lost
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"Almost won"? Who the hell are you Alvin? Horseshoes and hangernaids buddy! Horseshoes and hangernaids!
Not coincidentally, Harris ran the show those six games. Not to over emphasize the importance of one player, but I think if you insert a quarterback who can process the field better and deliver the ball accurately, the overall offensive result during those six games would have been significantly different.
Not coincidentally, Harris ran the show those six games. Not to over emphasize the importance of one player, but I think if you insert a quarterback who can process the field better and deliver the ball accurately, the overall offensive result during those six games would have been significantly different.
Absolutely correct. Going back to the FSU game we were sitting directly behind the offense and see multiple times TH could not hit nor spot McGee or Callaway on the drag routes and the crossing routes. Nuss was giving him everything he needed as well as the FSU D across the middle and he cannot see it or connect on it. In the game last week. Nuss calls a simple out and up route with Goolsby. Its a 1-2-3 drop and throw route, plain and simple. Goolsby breaks and is wide open and of course TH looks at it and tucks it, if he ever saw it. The OL gave him several opportunities and he cannot simply take advantage. TH lacks the ability, desire, and most of all the smarts to be at QB at this level.Yes, the team has myriad issues, I get that. But, forgetting the big pic a moment, let's call a spade a spade. Treon failed to spot open receivers in every game.
Yes, the team has myriad issues, I get that. But, forgetting the big pic a moment, let's call a spade a spade. Treon failed to spot open receivers in every game.
I both agree, and disagree with this. I believe when Harris first took over, everybody was playing hard, trying to make plays. But as the games went by, and everybody saw how terrible Treon was at finding and hitting wide open receivers over and over and over again, their effort dropped off. It really showed in the bowl game where receivers weren't even trying to catch the ball it seemed. Practically the whole team was in ride out the rest of the season mode after winning the East.Treon shouldn't start next year and isn't a fit for this offense, but his fellow offensive players didn't offer him a whole lot of help.
I both agree, and disagree with this. I believe when Harris first took over, everybody was playing hard, trying to make plays. But as the games went by, and everybody saw how terrible Treon was at finding and hitting wide open receivers over and over and over again, their effort dropped off. It really showed in the bowl game where receivers weren't even trying to catch the ball it seemed. Practically the whole team was in ride out the rest of the season mode after winning the East.
I'm not defending Treon, but not all the issues we lump on him were not all his fault either. The last 6 games of the season showed how really shallow we are in a number of areas, especially OL and QB. Receiver we have one guy with NFL talent, one with NFL potential (at times as a DB), and a bunch of also rans. TE we have one NFL guy, a guy who could be come one, and a bunch of guys. Deepest position on Offensive was possibly RB, due to two true freshman and a junior who will be in the NFL next year. Treon shouldn't start next year and isn't a fit for this offense, but his fellow offensive players didn't offer him a whole lot of help.
I believe of alot of that is the mental aspect. And most of all he doesn't have the talent or mental abilities to be a QB at this level.
'78 you have some good points there but especially about depth. But TH had alot of opportunities that he never cashed in on either. Grier was running for his life in those first six games. TH actually got some pocket time and just simply couldn't make it work. We saw it many times in the Bowl game as well as FSU. WR's and TE's streaking deep and across the middle wide open. I believe of alot of that is the mental aspect. And most of all he doesn't have the talent or mental abilities to be a QB at this level.
So, your autocorrect thinks naids is a word?My bad autocorrect got me...fixed it.
Another candidate for my ignore list...
What happens to your nads if you catch teh ghey?So, your autocorrect thinks naids is a word?