I don't think Nixon or Haack will be our QB. I feel a third presence.
I don't think Nixon or Haack will be our QB. I feel a third presence.
Boomer, unless our coaches have all gone daft, Nixon will be a running back or something else besides a QB next season. You do NOT put a guy as your starting QB who is one party away from being disqualified from participating in football, no matter how good he might be. I agree that he is a very good athlete.,, and needs to play somewhere. Just not at QB.
-----------VOB--the coaches didn't wait till next year---Upon his becoming eligible this year he was immediately played in some packages-----UL football history along with many NCAA sports ones are filled with athletes who have gotten into all sorts of troubles far worse than what Nixon did----Some have been failures and some great success stories---I choose to leave that decision to the guys on the inside and wish that we would allow this kid's future to play out!!!
I'm not absolutely sure this is true. It all depends on our staff deciding which direction they're going with offensive philosophy. They could decide that they want a dual threat QB, criticizing (perhaps) Haack's mobility, and devaluing his passing abilities... while grading Nixon and Davis higher on an overall balance. I believe the QB race is as much to do with what direction the coaches take the bulk offensive philosophy, as it is the competitive abilities of the prospective QBs.
I think this is what C4L is pointing to. As far as he's concerned, he wants the headiest ball distribution passing expert in our backfield. He'd award that start right now to Haack, and force him to prove him wrong. That would require IMO a deliberate decision, upfront, that we're exercising the passing game to it's fullest extent. If not, we recruited a head and arm out of Katy Texas that C4L thinks some FCS program will relish.
Personally, I don't think the fight is among our QBs. I think the battle is in the head of our offensive coaching staff (obviously with Hud at the helm). And the future QB will selected by those decisions more than the actual competitive abilities of our stable of QBs.
The Bustle staff thought he was not getting the mental end of the game. If they had given him a real chance Bustle may have been successful enough to string out another year or two. Hud quickly saw he was the best of the three.
I guess fate and a dumb azz coach got us Hud.
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