Originally posted by therickbol@Sep 27, 2005 12:12 PM
I will be completely honest and say that Sanders made some great plays in the LSU game. What hurt him was that in the first half, and even a couple plays in the second half the players did not execute. Its not the OC's fault when he calls a beautiful play to the FB streaking up the sideline wideopen and he drops it. There were a number of plays like that last night. I think a number of Sanders problems in the first two games was not his calls, but the QB and WR executing them. Ainge is NOWHERE near Clausen in terms of "being a QB." Ainge is a great "combine QB" but nobody wins a football game at a combine. Physical tools are only part of the equation and Ainge's mental aspect of his game is way below where it needs to be to be a successful SEC QB.
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I agree. The numbered of dropped passes by wide open players was ridiculous. Its one thing to drop a pass when your about to get ahead but when nobody is touching you?? what the #@$@$@!!