Looks Like GMac and Faizon are Neck and Neck

#2
#2
I think it's Gmac
dduncan4163 said:


Still a long way to go but word is GMac isn't separating himself from the pack. Come August if it's still neck and neck don't be shocked to see Faizon leading this offense. The kid looks ready physically. What do yall think?
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I've read the practice reports everyday and they say Gmac looks good and accurate. Now, he's not?
 
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dduncan4163 said:


Still a long way to go but word is GMac isn't separating himself from the pack. Come August if it's still neck and neck don't be shocked to see Faizon leading this offense. The kid looks ready physically. What do yall think?
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If Gmac truly isn't separating himself, we better hope Faizon is the second coming of Lamar Jackson. Otherwise, it's going to be a very long season.
 
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Price and Hobbs said GMac hasn't separated him self and that it's pretty even.
I think by fall camp unless GMac just kills it, CJH will start Faizon. No point in starting GMac who's been in the system a year longer if he can't pull away from a freshman.
Neither have real CFB playing time so I expect us to be real run heavy. May as well roll with Faizon and have him be that much better next season
 
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I have been of the opinion G-Mac would seperate enough to get the nod this next season. And he may still indeed separate himself. But if he doesn’t I wouldn’t blame Heupel for going with Brandon. Faizon is not only an early graduate he is young for his grade. With all that said he looks like a natural fluid player that doesn’t seem daunted at all. But I am pulling for both to keep working and keep progressing. GBO
 
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I dont think it matters right now which one wins the job. Its going to be tough year upcoming. I think both can be good in time but dont expect either to be able to come right in and run the offense as efficiently as Aguilar did last year. Aguilar wasn't perfect, but throwing for 3500 yards and the offense averaging 40 a game will be hard to top for a QB with no experience.
 
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All that matters to me is what they look like on the field against a good opposing team... poise, offensive command, execution, etc. Everything else is just fodder at this point. Honestly, I hope CJH lets them both play.
 
#19
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Big difference between them being neck & neck in routes on air and controlled scrimmages and neck & neck in a real game. GMac is more familiar with the playbook and action under fire in this system. In the season, a lot more depends on what goes on between the ears.
 
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