re: In a blowout, do you play Lee or Shep at QB?

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link?

or you are lying

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nevermind.. you are right, Les is keeping it close to the vest for fla and au and ga and om and bama and miss state.
He don't wanna show them anything that could help them prepare for us...espec since in these first two games we clearly manahandled our opponents and were never in doubt of losing.


God you are fuking stupid.
How about you do me and everyother poster on this board a favor and never respond to anything I post again, and Ill extend to you the same.

what was the reason we didn't run the whole playbook last season for JL? Plus we've only played two games, kind of hard to have run the whole play book. Looks like we ran a good portion of the playbook against Vanderbilt anyway. What is your point anyway. Are you trying to say that JJ is to dumb to run the whole playbook? Was JL also to dumb last season?

I say play Lee at QB more downs than Shepard, but definitely let Shepard get some snaps. Unless Lee shows characteristics of his past "last year Pick 6".

IF the offense is as stale as they were on 3 straight possessions against Vanderbilt, you won't need a blowout to see Lee or Shepherd.

The defense needs all the rest it can get. 3 straight possessions and out will bring in another qb in a game we can get blown out.

lee. no question

we're going to need lee for a lot of PT over the next 3 years

shep needs reps at gimmick QB, WR, and RB, his future roles on this team

Lee...

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thats not even close to what Im saying.

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really?

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Our coaches do not want to overwhelm JJ this seaosn the way the did with JL last year by giving him too much or asking him to do things he cant.

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I would hope so cause I dont want to expirence the night mare known as Jarret Pick six Lee again.

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By not knowing the playbook I mean in terms of the way MF or JR or MM understood things.. the way you get to understand things the way those guys did is through EXPERIENCE which JJ does not have yet.

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He is slowly expirence more and more of it but since our Oline is so pathetic its hard to run plays that take longer to develope in the backfield

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Yall should really stop making a fuking racial issue of this crap b/c its not.
You people who continue to do this are simply put very pathetic individuals... You enjoy race bating and you are obv too fuking stupid to realize what I meant and after spelling it out you either still wont get it or have the audactity to tell me thats not what I really meant.
Seems Im not the one with an agenda around here if you think about.

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Yes you do, you always do.

definitely Lee.

I'd imagine the coaches are still 50/50 on what the long term plans are for Shepard. They probably aren't sure whether or not they want to go down the Pat White path just yet.

At first glance I'd say duh shite lets do it! but then I remember all the insane WR talent in our recruiting area. How are you going to get arguably your best football recruiting commodity to come if you're only throwing the ball 15-20 times a game?

Then you've got Garrett sitting there who can sling the shite out of it, is accurate, and has a leg up on most frosh QB's because he ran a sophistocated offense in high school (for high school).

That is a tough call for Crowton/Miles and I don't envy them one bit. do you go West Virginia then when Shep leaves go back to your stuff? What happens if you go West Virginia and Shep gets hurt? Garrett is a mid 4.8 guy. West Virginia zone option ain't his thing. He can sneak a zone read in every now and then and run speed option (which is designed to pitch) but he sure as hell isn't a triple option guy.

At least they can slow play the decision for a couple of years since JJ can do a little of both. I suppose their hope is that shep improves his passing enough that they don;t have to make a decision like this. I understand he has improved but he's still got a ways to go. At least he has time and he's a hard worker.