CNS said in his presser today that he is not naming a starting QB. Means to me both will play at Peen St.
CNS said in his presser today that he is not naming a starting QB. Means to me both will play at Peen St.
Two QB systems usually fail because the kids are competing against each other and the opponent.
CNS said in his presser today that he is not naming a starting QB. Means to me both will play at Peen St.
Does anyone else think that our coaching staff is going to drag this QB thing out for an extended period of time? I'm starting to feel that way. Here's why:
- CNS has said on multiple occassions that we feel like we have two good players, and that both could have a role on this team
- Depth behind McCarron and Sims is very scarce
- The staff is morbidly afraid of one or the other transferring if a definitive starter is named
- Our defense appears to be so good that it might not matter who lines up back there, anyway
I hope I'm wrong, but it wouldn't shock me to see the "every three series" method of substitution at the QB position this weekend and continuing into conference play.
Does anyone else think that our coaching staff is going to drag this QB thing out for an extended period of time? I'm starting to feel that way. Here's why:
- The staff is morbidly afraid of one or the other transferring if a definitive starter is named
IMO, a lot of the motivation for Coach's comments is definitely so that the "loser" of the battle doesn't high-tail it out of town. If he did, we'd be down to walk-on's and a true freshman at QB. Not exactly a recipe for success.
However, I don't think we will continue the "three series" thing in the big games. If one QB is doing well, I doubt Coach will yank him and put the other in because three series have passed. I do think that both will still get meaningful game time, just not in the sense that it's structured for a certain amount of plays.
IMO... Sims looks better in the A-Day game .... then AJ looks better in the first game vs. Cream Puff State and everyone is ready to crown him the starter? i
IMO... Sims looks better in the A-Day game .... then AJ looks better in the first game vs. Cream Puff State and everyone is ready to crown him the starter? is it not obvious that even the staff cant tell enough difference to name a starter? IMO they will split time until SEC play starts... we will know by the ARK game who the "starter" will be going forward
BTW i just have to wonder what everyone would say if Sims had started and done well while AJ had to sit on the bench and watch the first 3 series then had to come in and try to get in a rhythm... i find it interesting that AJ always gets to go first and PS has to wait his turn, but it's supposed to be an even QB battle with even opportunity right? right? So maybe they let PS start the N TX game to let him have a shot at "starting" a game to see how he responds...
just my .02
examine your logic, If AJ only looked good against Kent State because they were a cream puff, how do you excuse Sims looking awful against them?
AJ was rolling and then got yanked. There is NO WAY coach does that in a meaningful game. It makes ZERO sense. It clearly threw off the timing with the OL and the receivers when the switch occured. When AJ got back in it was off. No matter how much coach speak is used to deflect the obvious the obvious problems with a two-headed system are very real. If AJ is clicking against PSU I think the rotation goes right out the window until CNS feels comfortable with the lead. Coversely, if AJ is sucking eggs PS will get the call.
Another question I have is Why does everyone assume Sims transfers at the end of the year? I see the point that he might start somewhere else but If he can't beat AJ out right this year it doesnt mean he will not next year.