With Harris complete composure, and ability to throw with accuracy...

I dont think that you get it. They need to trust him enough to throw some more passes, especially down the middle and on 1st or 2nd down. You have to make defenses respect your passing game or they just sell out to your run game.

I think he's extremely close. His best pass he threw (even though called back) came off of a play-action. Having it called back may have killed his confidence a bit. I think with LF7, we need to see more play-action. It's mind blowing that MSU was selling out on the run and we never took advantage of it.

I will say this though, Harris' head was very, very much in it for the first half. He made a few checks at the line that lead to some good gains and made an extremely smart play when LF7 was held on a screen and he put it at his feet rather than trying to force it. Smart football. I think he'll improve now that he has actual game film of himself and can see where he went wrong.