According to Stoops, is "in the mix" for the starting role. "He's a guy that definitely has some great ability, anticipation and can throw the ball." Getting them all reps is the problem. Interesting.....
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Both Gatewood and Allen should get a shot. This season is basically a bit of a throwaway...feels like an exhibition with all the BS. Treat it as such.
isn'that for the practice field?At this point, I say rotate QBs every series. Terry, Joey, Beau. If you lead a scoring drive, you stay on the field, otherwise it's next man up.
Historically that is a recipe for disaster. The outcome always ends up with 3 QB who look awful because regardless of how good they might be, they get no rhythm going.At this point, I say rotate QBs every series. Terry, Joey, Beau. If you lead a scoring drive, you stay on the field, otherwise it's next man up.
So we have rhythm going now?Historically that is a recipe for disaster. The outcome always ends up with 3 QB who look awful because regardless of how good they might be, they get no rhythm going.
Lol well that’s a very good pointSo we have rhythm going now?
Yes. See last 3 or 4 seasons results.So we have rhythm going now?
Can't be any worse than what we saw in the last game.Historically that is a recipe for disaster. The outcome always ends up with 3 QB who look awful because regardless of how good they might be, they get no rhythm going.
I know right! 2 4-star QBs and a 5-star QB and the coaches are torn trying figure out which one might be able to throw it for more than 35yds. This is where we're at. Kentucky's passing offense is the laughing stock of college football. There, "I said it coach Stoops, now get all red-faced mad and continue not fixing it!"We're in a bad place if Stoops is having issues choosing between 3 QB's.
If by 2 4-stars and a 5-star you mean 2 4-stars and a 3-star, then you’re right. No 5 star QB’s on this roster.I know right! 2 4-star QBs and a 5-star QB and we're torn on figuring out which one might be able to throw it for more than 35yds. Sheesh!
Well, Gatewood was very close to being a 5-star and I thought I saw one service that had Terry Wilson as a 4-star coming out of high school. Anyway, we're splitting hairs here. The point is, the talent is there. What the coaches end up doing with it is more the problem.If by 2 4-stars and a 5-star you mean 2 4-stars and a 3-star, then you’re right. No 5 star QB’s on this roster.
As for Allen, he’s our future, but you 100% give Joey the first shot. You don’t throw a first year QB to the wolves unless he is your absolute best option, and I don’t think he is.
I will never disagree with anyone that greater talent helps. It absolutely does. Maybe some of the younger guys will step up and be something, who knows. But, 8+ years into Stoops tenure, QB, WR and TE talent has come and gone. The one thing that has remained is that, at it's absolute best, a UK\Stoops passing offense has been pedestrian and at it's worst is what we've seen this year, which is a laughing stock.Our wide receivers are also mediocre at best and likely none would make the two deep on any other SEC TEAM not named Vanderbilt. Great WR make QB’ s look great.
If he was defense, I would put some credit on what Coach Stoops said. Since he is a QB, I would trust Gran or Hinshaw a lot more. Coach Stoops never seen a throwing QB he liked. I would like to see Gatewood get a full half playing, not just a couple of snaps.According to Stoops, is "in the mix" for the starting role. "He's a guy that definitely has some great ability, anticipation and can throw the ball." Getting them all reps is the problem. Interesting.....
Serious question. Do you think Allen is a “fit” for Stoops/Grans current offensive scheme? Cause I have doubts that they are willing or able to change to a more open offense. Won’t surprise me one bit if Allen ends up at West Virginia.I am a HUGE fan of B Allen we watched a couple of his HS games.
I do think he is our future at QB especially if we want to put the ball in the air more and get to a balanced game.
TW has won us a lot of games and I think JG can help us on the field this year some and next.
But B Allen and the Somerset Kaiya Sheron is our future at putting the ball in the air with greater accuracy and shooting for a more balanced game.
And this is not me saying I want B Allen out there now I'm just saying for our future.
Serious question. Do you think Allen is a “fit” for Stoops/Grans current offensive scheme? Cause I have doubts that they are willing or able to change to a more open offense. Won’t surprise me one bit if Allen ends up at West Virginia.
I think one of the issues is that Terri just isn’t a good passer. We saw last year with Sawyer that they are willing to throw the ball if they feel it’s the QB’s strength. He threw it 35, 41 and 32 times in his 3 starts. Even Stephen Johnson threw it 25 times per game his senior season and he wasn’t a great passer (he did have a beautiful long ball).Serious question. Do you think Allen is a “fit” for Stoops/Grans current offensive scheme? Cause I have doubts that they are willing or able to change to a more open offense. Won’t surprise me one bit if Allen ends up at West Virginia.
And running the option.I can remember Couch's start in the swamp. Curry had him handing the ball off.
Innovative routes is not Grans strong point. That’s part of our WRs not being able to get open. We don’t have the elite athlete to win 1on1 battles but we do not scheme the routes to pull defenders away and create openings in zone either.Worse than that he had Tim running the option.
I’m not sure but I don’t think Beau is an rpo this qb. He’s a distributor with a good arm and football iq.
Would we have to change our offense for him? He needs a sophisticated passing game with innovative pass routes
Actually, that's a good question. Last year, when he was healthy (which wasn't for long), he made some impressive throws. Certainly better than what we're trotting out there now. Alas, he's not the future so holding the clipboard and trying to get his coaching resume' burnished is where he's at.What about Sawyer?
Wilson is not likely out. I honestly think he still gets the start.With Wilson likely out I can definitely see a scenario where they platoon Gatewood and Allen, that way they don't put the whole load on one guy, let one come off the field, coach him up a little bit let him catch his thoughts and go back in alternatively. I mean we are big underdogs so there's nothing to lose.
Either one of those guys can make some big throw, the question is can our receivers provide the opportunities for those throws? Dailey is starting to pick it up, Oliver should be 100%, maybe Drennen can provide a spark?
How soon until Allen becomes most popular QB.]
As soon as Gatewood plays.
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