Zeon Chriss

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Originally Posted by cajuns80

He's a one read QB. He looks really good when that one WR is open.

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The guy is constantly scanning the field. If you actually focus on just the QB you can see he is going through his progressions as long as the line is giving him time. You couldn’t be more wrong.

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Originally Posted by RaginDave

It appeared we sent really only had 1 receiver who was in the action on each of the plays. In none of the 4 attempts did it look like Ben had extra options besides the main target. I will say this, had Ben completed the pass to Terrance Carter (I believe the ball was tipped at the line), I believe Terrance would have scored, he was that open.

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The slow mo replay revealed that it was not tipped just poorly thrown.

...the issue is our HC is in over his head.

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Originally Posted by no1cajunfan

...the issue is our HC is in over his head.

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Man, y'all Des haters are reaching hard. If ODU blew us out 4+ scores and we could barely move the ball ourselves, and kids started portaling out almost immediately...

Those would be signs our HC was in over his head.

CLM got outcoached and I look forward to how he and his group responds. That's the fun of CFB.

. . . many people are here because they just can’t have fun at any college sports, even if it is their proclaimed team . . .

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Originally Posted by RedTails

Man, y'all Des haters are reaching hard. If ODU blew us out 4+ scores and we could barely move the ball ourselves, and kids started portaling out almost immediately...

Those would be signs our HC was in over his head.

CLM got outcoached and I look forward to how he and his group responds. That's the fun of CFB.

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Scored 31 on the road, improved in almost every aspect of the game from week 1 to week 2...still plenty of work to do but hardly "over his head".....

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Originally Posted by CajunJack55

Scored 31 on the road, improved in almost every aspect of the game from week 1 to week 2...still plenty of work to do but hardly "over his head".....

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When you say improved in almost every aspect of the game, are you referring to only the offensive side of the ball?

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Originally Posted by FeelDaRage

Couldn't grasp Bustle's in two years but grasped Hud's in one off-season to the tune of then school records in stats and a bowl win? Yeah okay... Bustle never really gave him a chance.
Hud put the most dynamic QB on the field even with the more experienced Masson still on the team and it yielded results.

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How do you know Bustle never gave him a chance? Were you at practice every day and in the position meetings?

Bustle coached both Michael Vick and Jim Druckenmiller both completely different style QBs. He was able to design his offense around both to fit their individual styles. He was known for being a great QB coach when he was hired here. I am sure he played the QB that he thought gave him the best chance to win.

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Originally Posted by KajunKrazy

How do you know Bustle never gave him a chance?

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Look at the various post game play-by-play charts.

It will tell you if Bustle gave him a chance.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

Look at the various post game play-by-play charts.

It will tell you if Bustle gave him a chance.

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. . . that is ugly . . . everyone knows that only shows if one earned playing time . . . your chance is earned at practice . . .

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

. . . that is ugly . . . everyone knows that only shows if one earned playing time . . . your chance is earned at practice . . .

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Coach Faulkinberry (who went to a lot of practices) told me, Jake Delhomme was a terrible practice quarterback.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

Coach Faulkinberry (who went to a lot of practices) told me, Jake Delhomme was a terrible practice quarterback.

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. . . in that instance, you need to be lucky . . . look how long it took him to get off a practice squad and into a game in the NFL . . . he managed to overcome that issue twice . . . work while you wait Zeon . . .