Nuss had 0 TWPs “Turnover Worthy Plays” in 75 snaps at QB in game

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75 snaps

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How many snaps per game did he average last year?

I told someone right after we watched the game that he did not make a bad decision or a real bad throw.

The one to the left sideline that he threw low and outside away from tight diving coverage may have been the worst one - and it wasn’t even a big risk but was a throw away at last second once he saw good coverage.

The throw right after the Barion Brown bad call was into double coverage and went out of bounds. Had it been the throw he wanted, it might have gotten picked off. That was his worst decision and throw of the game

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Nuss had 0 TWPs “Turnover Worthy Plays” in 75 snaps at QB in game

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Nuss played well. He is being praised for his pre-snap reads and poise, as well as his pocket awareness. The lack of TWP is also due to the game plan, which was to get rid of the ball quickly, to mitigate Clemson’s strong line, and to keep it safe. I’m not saying this to take away from Nuss, but rather to give the coaches some credit. They had a great plan and executed it well. All of that was made possible by a stifling defense.

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The throw during our last possession was pretty shitty decision... he pump fakes to that side of the field then throws to that side of the field behind the Los. We are very lucky the db wasn't sitting on that.

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Agreed. That was his one gunslinger throw that could have cost us the game. But it was the only one.

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This must be killing ole Alabama Elephant Homer Greg McElroy? He said Nuss was going to throw two or more interceptions! Dummy Alabama Homer!

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Rece Davis too