re: Kelly's Strategy with Perkins

I don't care if he has a limited grasp on the scheme. The simple fact, which the entire college football world can see, is that when he's in the game, he's the best player on the field, and we are much better with him in there.

I'm not asking anyone to play him out of position. All I want to see is wherever they decide to slot him in, they let him him play instead of hiding him. Putting ourselves in a hole every week, in order to "surprise" the opponent later in the game would be the dumbest strategy imaginable. That's not 3d chess, or any kind of chess. I do not think this is the strategy. I think they just have a hard time taking a true freshman and putting full trust in him. But they should have learned by now that the alternative is not working. Having him on the field has proven overwhelmingly better than whatever else they've tried.