re: allright, you know it alls. why can't we develop qb's?

Maybe the question should be what decisions were not made to help the QB.

1.Take two above average tackles and turn them into below average Guards. change should have been made. It was obvious the foot work was not there.

2.6'7 center playing out of position. Bama exposed this on every snap.

3.The TE who was a glorified lineman at over 300lbs goes down and we don't replace him with a lineman and expect to run the same O. Jeter was exposed against the weak teams.

4.Walk on FB goes down and they replace him with a freshman while Williams and Guice sit the bench.

5.Power running team that consistently gets cute on first and goal when this is one of the greatest arguments for running a power running offense vs. the spread.

6. Bad communication from the booth to the sideline to the players constantly keeping the offense and QB out of sync.

7. One of the most penalized teams constantly keeping the offense and QB out of sync.

harris has trouble throwing an accurate ball 10 yards to wide open receivers.

maybe the QB's that they recruit just aren't very good? now harris has great arm strength and can really whip the ball around but he has very little touch and is ridiculously inconsistent.

this has been a really disappointing season. harris has been on campus since january 2014 so next month he will have been in the system 2 full years.

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It is sync.

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what is sync? the offense is a discombobulated mess full of penalties, dropped balls, inaccurate passes and head scratching long developing passing plays.

We did: Flynn, Perriloux(while he lasted) and Mett.

We have to get a decent QB first. We don't have one. BH is marginal at best.

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His first year at Ole Miss he was the best QB in the conference.

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He isn't better than Dak and being the 2nd best qb in the sec this year isn't a hard thing to do.

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2013 champ - Redshirt Freshman
2010 - I'll concede not an underclassman, but no experience at the D1 level

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Lets ignore the fact that two quarterbacks were first round draft picks.

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I wanna here what the really smart analysts on this board have to say.

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if I say we recruit the wrong kind of QBs I'll get roasted, but its true. Look back, Mauck and Flynn were not pocket QBs, they were athletic and were game-smart QBs... they worked because they ran in a non-traditional more "wide-open" offense...which was run by Fisher/Crowton.

Perilloux was the same way, he worked in Crowton's more open offense.

Jarrett Lee was the most successful QB (in 2011) because he had a brain and could run this pro-ish style offense.

Mettenberger (arguably the most developed QB we've had under Miles) was the prototypical pro-style QB who could chuck the ball anywhere you asked him to. He had a big arm, had a brain, and could run a pro-style.

Since Mett, we've only recruited more athletic type QBs who do better on the move and making plays with their feet, not their heads by reading defenses or calling audibles.

every QB is gonna have drops as said in the OP, but my take on this issue is that we are recruiting the wrong type of QBs... get more guys like Mett and I think we'll be okay.

let the roast begin.

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You learn nfl terminology,get experience taking snaps under center,and get prostyle passing treen

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We've had 1 solid upperclassman QB in the last, what, 8 years?

Doesn't sound like a solid college strategy based on what you're telling me, no?

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They can't comprehend that those qbs are the outliers.

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You can't comprehend that those are just 2 QBs and there are many others out there who play well as underclassmen, so there's that...