How about you engage what I actually said, rather than twisting what I said into something that you wish I said.
I said that Peterman won the summer camp sessions IN TERMS OF SKILL. Got that 'in terms of skill' qualifier? Good.
You spun that into "basically Peterman was the best choice, but the coaches ignored it....." BS. Then you made some irrelevant appeal to Saturday's game where Peterman did not play.
Worley was chosen for his game management experience to lead an extremely inexperienced offensive squad that badly needed some leadership at the helm.
Worley is a decent QB capable of short passes while making few mistakes. However, in the summer camp, Peterman blew the doors off Worley and Dobbs in terms of raw passing skills. Peterman was consistently accurate at every range. He placed the ball exactly where receivers could easily catch and run. Timing was very good. Receivers were not diving, jumping three feet in the air, dropping to their knees or snatching underthrown balls away from defenders.
Peterman should be afforded some meaningful game experience to develop against softer competition before being thrown to the wolves if Worley goes down. This should have happened in these first two games. If Oklahoma injures Worley, Peterman is set up for failure.