UL's McGuire brushes up on quarterback skills

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UL's McGuire brushes up on quarterback skills
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[Turbine]

_ _ Last year it was just three or four plays and that's all I ran at a time.

And the opponents knew what was coming, how he led the team in TD's with such limited opportunities is beyond me.

[CajunProud]

_ And the opponents knew what was coming, how he led the team in TD's with such limited opportunities is beyond me. _

What is beyond me (and apparently the coaching staff) is that we didn't use him more.

[Clutch0364]

_ And the opponents knew what was coming, how he led the team in TD's with such limited opportunities is beyond me. _

That's easy to answer...almost every team in the country runs a version of the "wildcat" and more often than not they get a lot of success out of of it. In the "wildcat" the defense knows whats coming and they have yet to figure out a way to stop it.

[Big Buds]

_ And the opponents knew what was coming, how he led the team in TD's with such limited opportunities is beyond me. _

Lets be real though guys. All if not most of his TD's came in goal line situations where the odds of scoring are greater.

[ATXCajun]

McGuire throws a really nice deep ball. I was looking forward to some passes from the fullback position. Maybe we will see that later in the season.

[CajunCherokee]

I believe that McGuire will be the most valuable for the team when Gautier gets healthy and becomes the backup QB. McGuire on the field is a good thing. McGuire on the sideline signaling in plays and saved for backup QB things only is a bad thing.

[Turbine]

_ Lets be real though guys. All if not most of his TD's came in goal line situations where the odds of scoring are greater. _

So why at that point do you switch quarterbacks?

[zephyr]

_ So why at that point do you switch quarterbacks? _

What is your argument?

[Damon]

_ What is your argument? _

"If it's so easy to get touchdowns in the red zone, why do you switch QB's at all?"