re: Brandon Harris/Dak Prescott Soph. Stats

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was nothing alike at the end of the season. If you want to use injury as an excuse, go for it. I'm pretty sure deep down you yourself have some concerns about the accuracy of Harris. There are a lot of things that experience can help on....badly missing wide open recs 10 to 15 yards out may not be one of them. With repetition hopefully he can improve. He definitely needs to step up in big games...and he generally has underachieved in that area.

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He dies need work on his accuracy, Mett missed a lot in 12 as well. He overthrew the deep ball a ton. It was discussed AD naseum on here. So what happens? He improved his accuracy in the deep ball and puts up solid numbers in 13.

I usually don't mind your posts, but you are shitting all over Harris for no reason. Sure he needs to improve. So did mauk, Flynn, jmarc, Mett. They all had issues that eventually were corrected by the time they were upper classman. We don't know much about Jennings, but every qb has improved under Miles from their first year to their last. To act like Harris won't is just not being realistic. I've seen vast improvement from the Wisconsin game until now.

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Tigerinthehollow

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Look, man. No one in this thread said that Harris didn't struggle in spots last season. There is no denying it. But he also looked really good at times. In that Florida game he made some big time throws (the pair of touchdowns to Chi immediately come to mind).

All people are saying here is that even great QBs (like Dak) struggle with youth. Even Mett had similar stats to BH in his first year starting in the SEC (as a junior).

The point is, the kid is talented. And he was nicked at the end of the season. So there's no reason to think that he will do anything other than improve.





Also, it's pretty gauche to talk about all the money and awesome things you have on a message board (not to mention the overt racism). But I'm sure a mature, educated, well-to-do gentleman like yourself already knows that.