Lanning?
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I think it's obvious by now that Richardson is not a Big 12 QB that can win games. Besides beating Kansas twice in his career has he beaten any other Big 12 school? Hell it took him till this season just to beat a Big 12 team as a starter and that was against a horrible KU team that he still managed to throw 2 interceptions against. I don't know why CPR is not cutting the cord on SR at QB and going with Lanning or even Rohach against TCU because he probably knows by now barring a miraculous turn of events in the remaining games he's probably getting fired after this season so why not play all your cards now and make that switch at QB because even if that blows up in your face at least you get fired knowing that you didn't hold back possibilities that might have changed the way the season ended and possibly save your job.
Re: How bad is Lanning?
Wally can paint a horizontal line on the barn. Hit above the line, you're a kicker. Hit below the line, you're a QB. The whole team can play, it'll be great!
Wally can paint a horizontal line on the barn. Hit above the line, you're a kicker. Hit below the line, you're a QB. The whole team can play, it'll be great!
Probably didn't know what to do with a ball thrown correctly. No experience catching those
SBR completed 10 passes to ISU and 3 passes to TTU.
Lanning must be really bad in practice :realmad:
Lanning must be really bad in practice :realmad:
I'm not concerned about the defense because there is no amount of schematic changes or personnel changes that is going to save us there. Might as well get used to getting 700+ yards hung up pretty much every week.
I don't agree with this. There are schematic changes that can/need to be made.
Lanning is not a high major QB. Theres a reason that we were his only QB offer. Hes a good athlete that almost everyone else projected to a different position.
Nobody wants to go after a JuCo QB. It's hard to bring in someone who is already a junior and train them up to maybe spend one full season behind center and fully know what they are doing, given that the incoming year is spent learning the system. It's a very risky investment.
Plus TT put up over 600 on TCU. We are not that far off on that side. A few adjustments and being in the game for more than 1.5 quarters would make a difference.
At this point you just as well start baptizing by fire.
SR isn't going to improve or be here next year. Hope he's doing well in school and has already landed a hot chick as the starting qb. If not he's officially 0/3.
SR isn't going to improve or be here next year. Hope he's doing well in school and has already landed a hot chick as the starting qb. If not he's officially 0/3.
You hear coaches at the elite schools speak of recruiting "winners" who just get it done on the field in multiple sports. But then again...some coaches don't just talk the talk....but walk the walk. So instead of all the talk about having the guy who gives you "the best chance to win" or "best upside" maybe it's time to roll back the tape and start giving the "natural winners" a chance.
http://www.cyclones.com/mediaPortal/player.dbml?id=1528305
http://www.cyclones.com/mediaPortal/player.dbml?id=1528305
Our offense just makes it too comfortable for the other team's offense. We never make them sweat because we can't even keep up for a half let alone 3 quarters.
