I see now why CLM may be a bit circumspect with the passing game

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He made some bad decisions like the hospital ball he sent to his tight end.

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I'm so tired of this, it's not like the dude was right up on him when he made the pass like a boom boom thing. Watching the Nebraska/Miami game on the last drive to tie it, Armstrong threw a deep pass splitting two defenders and a guy collided with the safety (who was called for targeting), held on to the ball, but did get hurt. They needed that crucial play. Remember Landry making a play when Mett threw it into 3 defenders. Even knocked his helmet off.

Jeter got the wind knocked out of him, it happens. Sometimes you have to make these plays in the game. Sacrificing your body like when QBs step into throws KNOWING they are about to get jacked up. It's football man, and Danielson sounded like a puss.

thats the risk you run when you throw it over the middle

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He made some bad decisions like the hospital ball he sent to his tight end.


I'm so tired of this, it's not like the dude was right up on him when he made the pass like a boom boom thing. Watching the Nebraska/Miami game on the last drive to tie it, Armstrong threw a deep pass splitting two defenders and a guy collided with the safety (who was called for targeting), held on to the ball, but did get hurt. They needed that crucial play. Remember Landry making a play when Mett threw it into 3 defenders. Even knocked his helmet off.

Jeter got the wind knocked out of him, it happens. Sometimes you have to make these plays in the game. Sacrificing your body like when QBs step into throws KNOWING they are about to get jacked up. It's football man, and Danielson sounded like a puss.
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Great comment! Absolutely true. It was a great pass. QBs sacrifice their bodies all the time to make those throws. Jeter needs to hold on to the ball - although I do understand him dropping it. He got lit up. But, that is football.

Harris did that once, not over and over. The criticism is undeserved.

Dupre dropped a great pass to him on the sideline.

The only bad pass that I can think of was the one to Dural in the end zone. But, that needed to be dropped in over the defenders. It sailed a bit. A lot of that comes from adrenaline in the moment, not a lack of skill. Harris will calm down with more experience.

This next stretch of games is where he can get this worked out. We still could have used the McNeese game to get him more reps.

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It was a bad decision...He threw it too late.

I honesty feel that we'll use the upcoming part of our schedule to work on the passing game. I think that's been the plan all along. We were supposed to use McNeese for that, but you know how that turned out.

Once Harris gets a little more polished and we balance our offense, the SEC as we know it is completely fricked.

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I honesty feel that we'll use the upcoming part of our schedule to work on the passing game. I think that's been the plan all along.

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I think you keep doing what you're doing next week and then give the East Mich game to Harris

def. late with his throws, it will come with experience.

So far, with Harris is the only problem, he is throwing late on downfield passes. Not all, but hasn't thrown many as of yet. The timing will come, the talent that we expected is there, just a matter of time.

Our next couple of games will be a balance of keeping LF Heisman discussions going and fine tuning the passing game...BH has not had the cup cake games other QBs like Kelly has had to get his timing down with real game competition and speed. His first game action has been against two conference/division foes who beat us last year...BH will be just fine...by the way, thus far no picks thrown..