I agree. I'm seriously puzzled how QBs get these great throwing stats in high school, as dual threat QBs, and don't do well in college. Some do... but with the huge number of dual threat super athletes in HS, you would think we could find a couple that would thrive here.
We have some talented receivers. I think most schools do. But why are so many QBs not real good passers? And why don't they become the smartest guy on the field offensively? Why aren't coaches aware of who will be great and not? I'm not impressed with Hud and his staff's decisions with talent and how to use them. It isn't atrocious. But it isn't high end coaching either. We need some smarter decisions.
Personally, i think Hud needs to get away from other jocks and sit down with a geek college football guru. He needs outside the bubble help. I know this offends the jocks... but let's face it my friends... weight lifting and running doesn't enhance brain activity. Get a nerd to review the play book and the talent. And as a coach, if the subject doesn't trigger dumbazz coach speak... keep your pie hole shut until you're advised what to say by the smartest person you know.