DeerPark12
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I could have swore that CJ Leak was going to be the starter when Ainge and Schaeffer were true freshmen. Didn't think they had a chance in hades of starting...at any point in the season.
RS'ing them both might seem probable, but after seeing Peterman struggle as badly as he did, I expect that one of them will leap ahead of him and it will be the one whom CBJ can use as a real running threat. They may feel Ferguson is enough of a dual threat, to fill that role....but when I watch their highlight tape, Dobbs is easily the one who gives the team explosive play capability with his feet.
If you haven't watched it...make sure to do so. Especially the 1:20 mark. When Peterman got someone in his face like that, he crumpled. Dobbs escaped 3 guys coming at him, and turned it into a big gain. There were other plays in that reel where he was equally slippery, and was able to take it to the house or deliver the ball on target, under pressure.
Might want to proof read that.
Yes, please just stop. Throw a true freshman into an early season road game against a top 5 opponent? Not if he is smart (which of course he is). Let the kid develop. Unless he is the second coming of Jameis Winston at FSU,redshirt him and let him learn and grow and use him when his time comes and he wins the job. It wouldn't be fair to him or the team at this point.
Any body else wonder if CBJ will break out/mix in Dobbs at certain points in the game vs Oregon? I really would like to see it, just to throw them a wicked curve ball, as it were. They might expect him to run only, and leave our WR's single covered. Plus, when he does run, he is the most capable in the group to take it the distance.
When watching his highlight reel, you can see him instinctively feel the pressure and slide around in the pocket to make the throw or take off with it once the protection breaks down. He's the best natural runner, and very elusive as a QB.
Joshua Dobbs QB 2012 Senior Highlights HD - YouTube
Not saying Worley hasn't earned the starting job, nevertheless, CBJ can lean on Worley's experience and leadership most of the game, but mixing in our most athletic QB, from time to time, can help just like it did UF when they won a NC with Chris Leak + Tebow (who was a true freshman, as well).
I would be happy to rewrite it for clarity, but which part was untrue?
Two freshmen played. Schaeffer transferred out. Ainge got injured in the ND game, and UT played Rick Clausen. After putting up great numbers in his partial freshman campaign, Ainge threw 5 touchdowns and 7 interceptions in his sophomore year, including the toss to LSU in the endzone. By his senior year, he was hooked on pain pills.
My point wasn't that Ainge was a bad QB. I have a lot of respect for him. My point was to question how different his career may have been if he had not been played as a freshman, rocked by ND and mentally shken up in his college development.
At the very least, my point was that Eric and Brent both would probably have better spent that first year of eligibility.
At the very, very least, Ainge is not the poster-boy for successfully burning a redshirt.
Gotcha. Thanks for the heads-up. I'll leave it to take some of the heat off the OP. I can roll with it.I'm in total agreement with the point.
But, seeing as how the tension is high in here. Thought you might want to replace Bray with Ainge before someone gets knotted up over it. Although, we all know who you was talking about.
I could have swore that CJ Leak was going to be the starter when Ainge and Schaeffer were true freshmen. Didn't think they had a chance in hades of starting...at any point in the season.
RS'ing them both might seem probable, but after seeing Peterman struggle as badly as he did, I expect that one of them will leap ahead of him and it will be the one whom CBJ can use as a real running threat. They may feel Ferguson is enough of a dual threat, to fill that role....but when I watch their highlight tape, Dobbs is easily the one who gives the team explosive play capability with his feet.
If you haven't watched it...make sure to do so. Especially the 1:20 mark. When Peterman got someone in his face like that, he crumpled. Dobbs escaped 3 guys coming at him, and turned it into a big gain. There were other plays in that reel where he was equally slippery, and was able to take it to the house or deliver the ball on target, under pressure.
Isn't the OP(volornuttin) the same guy who was bashing Hood starting over Couch? Lets face it, he will want Max Arnold starting over McNeil and Randolph for the Oregon game too. I'm just beating him to the punch before he makes the thread.
I absolutely believe CBJ will burn his redshirt by putting him in "cold" against one of the best teams in college football, without getting any ncaa experience against the lesser opponents we would have faced leading up to the game.
I absolutely believe that CBJ would do that.
I would be happy to rewrite it for clarity, but which part was untrue?
Two freshmen played. Schaeffer was kicked off the team. Ainge got injured in the ND game, and UT played Rick Clausen. After putting up great numbers in his partial freshman campaign, Ainge threw 5 touchdowns and 7 interceptions in his sophomore year, including the toss to LSU in the endzone. By his senior year, he was hooked on pain pills.
My point wasn't that Ainge was a bad QB. I have a lot of respect for him. My point was to question how different his career may have been if he had not been played as a freshman, rocked by ND and mentally shken up in his college development.
At the very least, my point was that Eric and Brent both would probably have better spent that first year of eligibility.
At the very, very least, Ainge is not the poster-boy for successfully burning a redshirt.
Any body else wonder if CBJ will break out/mix in Dobbs at certain points in the game vs Oregon? I really would like to see it, just to throw them a wicked curve ball, as it were. They might expect him to run only, and leave our WR's single covered. Plus, when he does run, he is the most capable in the group to take it the distance.
When watching his highlight reel, you can see him instinctively feel the pressure and slide around in the pocket to make the throw or take off with it once the protection breaks down. He's the best natural runner, and very elusive as a QB.
Joshua Dobbs QB 2012 Senior Highlights HD - YouTube
Not saying Worley hasn't earned the starting job, nevertheless, CBJ can lean on Worley's experience and leadership most of the game, but mixing in our most athletic QB, from time to time, can help just like it did UF when they won a NC with Chris Leak + Tebow (who was a true freshman, as well).
I absolutely believe CBJ will burn his redshirt by putting him in "cold" against one of the best teams in college football, without getting any ncaa experience against the lesser opponents we would have faced leading up to the game.
I absolutely believe that CBJ would do that.