Soooooo Peterman........

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

You obviously don't know the game well enough to fully realize how the two TDs he had dropped could've turned the whole game around. Those two drops and the fumble he had happened when the game was still in the balance. Two of the three INTs happened in the second half when the game was out of reach and he started pressing trying to make something happen. Sorry....but the kid's simply better than Worley. Obviously you need more time.....you'll see.

One TD dropped. You could make an argument that the one to North was overthrown. The fumble was all on Dobbs, as were the picks. I saw a LOT of poor decisions out of him. Especially the sack he took where he looked left for 5 seconds and had 2 wide open recievers to the right for an easy first down.

To clarify, I'm not a Dobbs hater. I was impressed by a lot of what he did, and he shows signs of eventually being a baller. But with Worley in the game we play Mizzou a lot closer.

 

[Easttnken]

IMO, one big factor in Dobbs and the offense's difficulty in gaining momentum was the untimely penalties. It's hard to move the chains when you are having to pic up the same yardage repeatedly.
It seemed like every time we made a nice play, there was a penalty attached to it.

Or, Third and short coupled with another penalty becomes third and 6, 10, etc.