re: If Nuss was your son, what would you advise him to do?

Unless my son was an elite 5-star type player, I would send him to a G5 program with an advanced passing offense.

Pick a school in need of a QB and potentially start for 3-4 years.

There is no substitute for playing time.

Nuss could lead the nation in passing at a school like Western Kentucky.

You can get to the NFL just as easily from there.

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Woodward and the boosters can’t allow this. It has to be mandated that there’s a real open competition.

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What kind of retard are you?

Please illustrate the mechanics of how you see that playing out.

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I would look at what BK is building in BR and say...you will be a Jr. leading a top 5 team with a chance at a ring / and a Heisman trophy.

Compete for a starting spot next year, with the knowledge that JD will be gone the following year.

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Similar to what I would advise.

Be patient. Be a better person and player when you leave the practice field than when you went on it. Get strong mentally so when the time comes you're ready.

FTR, I don't think Nuss really fits what CBK wants to do on offense. If I'm convinced he's never going to, then I would advise Nuss to transfer elsewhere ASAP.

He's already doing what I would advise him to do.

Y’all keep saying “he should compete in a fair and open competition “. But remember who the judges are, Kelly and Denbrock. They prefer fast quarterbacks and develop them as passers. I do think Nuss could play if Daniels gets hurt, but he is tough and elusive, not injury prone.

Talk to flynn

Oh look, another ignorant jackass.

Stop turning the ball over.

This. There will be no competition. Kelly loves him some JD, hence no move to jump start offense until Daniels was dragging his leg and got picked one handed by a DL. He sent JD out on one leg….that tells you all you need to know about any competition!

Be a man. Even if you’re second string you’re one play away from being the starter. Don’t be a P and quit.