two things.

1) Go easy on Harris, the kid wants to do well, he's a fine young man with a drive to get better. He wants to play well. He is very talented as well, his arm strength is in the upper ranks of QB's in college, he can spin it... (Meaning he has a high revolution per distance than most) I think he runs decently well and can extend plays with his feet. He is not like JJ, (I don't think JJ had much talent at all.)

2) The coaches did fail him, its like putting a square peg in a round hole, this is why i don't like miles and never have. He wants to run his old school system instead of calling plays tailored to a players strengths. Harris would be damn near and All-American if he were playing for Urban Meyer because Meyer runs a simple one read offense. The pro style offense has multiple reads on many of its passing plays, too much for a young QB. Thats why those coaches always have QB's just step right in and do well the majority of the time and we continue to struggle. He wants an athlete who makes plays instinctively and slows them down and basically goes information overload on them, giving them too much to think about when it should be quick read and throw. Why do you think most high schools put their best athletes and QB and have them run a simple offense... Cause it works.. If you (les) want to run a pro-style offense then recruit only pro- style QB's