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re: A national perspective on Zach Mettenberger
Posted on 7/3/13 at 12:16 am to Adam Banks
Posted on 7/3/13 at 12:16 am to Adam Banks
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If he can improve his deep throws then the offense will be very very dangerous
Mett hit 58%, had 12 TDs, 7 ints, a QB ranking nationally in the 70ies, we had a passing offense in the 90ies, and if you watched the Clemson game, he has to improve on more than just his deep throws.
He has talent, but he is inconsistent. In our last two games he hit 50% for 340 yards, had one TD and one int, and a QB rating of 120. Hardly anything to get worked up over as improving a ton.
This post was edited on 7/3/13 at 12:35 am
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Posted on 7/3/13 at 7:37 am to LSU Groupee
It may not have been the best situation, but he did not look good in the Spring game. Numbers aside; he managed to look bad with a clear advantage over the 2nd teamers. In fact the true freshman running for his life looked better than Mett. I hope he improves, no one hopes he improves more than I do, but I didn't see it. That is why I went to the Spring game.
No one Nationally is sold on Mettenberger until he does it on the field. Also, I believe no one is sold on the offense until we see what Cameron is allowed to do. Les is still on the sidelines and until I see different, I believe Cam's role is a "help a good friend" deal more than a long term role. I may be wrong, but I need to see it first.
Also, our kicking game needs to improve alot as well. Without it, we lose one of Les' major crutches for the offense.
No one Nationally is sold on Mettenberger until he does it on the field. Also, I believe no one is sold on the offense until we see what Cameron is allowed to do. Les is still on the sidelines and until I see different, I believe Cam's role is a "help a good friend" deal more than a long term role. I may be wrong, but I need to see it first.
Also, our kicking game needs to improve alot as well. Without it, we lose one of Les' major crutches for the offense.
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