re: All you who want Harris

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He's not a good QB..and playing Harris now is better for the longterm. Irrelevant because Harris has followed 15 head coaches on Twitter as of last night (for those that don't know, you have to follow someone to message them), and I'm expecting him to leave this clown show

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If true, this would be about fairness and not about the offense itself. Again, Jennings was allowed to play poorly against MSU and NMSU (both games at home) with the reward being starting for the rest of the season. Harris was started on the road against (then top 3) Auburn and was barely ever heard from again.

When QB play is so bad the best you could do for the team is go to a 2 QB system. The coaches have blown the opportunity to get Harris meaningful snaps even if Jennings played the majority of the games.

How can you have a program that is about "winning championships" when you won't even try to improve and balance out the production out of the most important offensive position? I don't want to see this to make me happy. I want to see this for the team to succeed. I want to see this because it is elementary to what any successful college coach would have done.

I sure hope the coaches haven't blown this, because the players will pay the price. As far as Jennings, they just put that much more pressure on him to get markedly improved like yesterday.