Sorry, I should have included the jimlad.
That Kerry Meier guy for Kansas must have caught 50 of these from Todd Reesing the year they went to the Orange Bowl.
When in doubt, throw jimlad out!
Sorry, I should have included the jimlad.
That Kerry Meier guy for Kansas must have caught 50 of these from Todd Reesing the year they went to the Orange Bowl.
Reesing beat out an incumbent (Kerry Meier), who then switched positions to WR & became a big difference maker.
KU's best year, their leading rusher was a fullback who was recruited as a linebacker (Brandon McAnderson)
The best WR was a recruit they secured 2 weeks before classes started after he blew up in a HS All-star game (Marcus Henry).
The player that gives us the best chance to win will be selected. It is Mangino's way.
Richardson is a nice QB, but I don't see how anyone can just sit here and type that they think Richardson has been the better of the two between he and Rohach. A) Richardson has one win as a starter. ONE. B) Richardson has NEVER thrown for more than 300 yards in a game. Something Rohach has already done twice in half as many starts. C) Richardson is not durable. He is somewhat of a tweener, and although Rohach isn't very big either by comparison, he's not going to be scrambling around as much taking hits. Rohach has to have a leg up at this stage of the game. Being said, I've voiced my opinion and I'll accept whatever decision the coaches reach.
meh.Richardson played pretty well in the spring game.
Spring game defense > Kansas defense
I get your point if all you look at is stats but if you actually watch them it is the exact opposite. Richardson is much smarter with making decisions. Rohach is better physically when you are talking about things like arm strength. It depends on who develops better in the offseason. I personally think it is a complete toss up. If I had to pick though I would guess Richardson, but thats me because I would rather have someone who makes less mistakes.Richardson is a nice QB, but I don't see how anyone can just sit here and type that they think Richardson has been the better of the two between he and Rohach. A) Richardson has one win as a starter. ONE. B) Richardson has NEVER thrown for more than 300 yards in a game. Something Rohach has already done twice in half as many starts. C) Richardson is not durable. He is somewhat of a tweener, and although Rohach isn't very big either by comparison, he's not going to be scrambling around as much taking hits. Rohach has to have a leg up at this stage of the game. Being said, I've voiced my opinion and I'll accept whatever decision the coaches reach.
For the record, I am not trying to insinuate that Reesing was not a hell of a QB. Or that Kerry Meier wasn't a great player as well. I think Meier was simply a great athlete that could excell as multiple positions whereas, I think in our situation, both Rohach and Richardson are QB's, period. Neither will end up switching positions. So, even if neither Rohach or Richardson ever have the success that Reesing did, I still think Mangino has greater flexibility of two pure QB's to work with coupled with better talent across the board at the RB and WR/TE skill positions.
I've heard a million times that Rhoads keeps his hands off the offense, and the majority of ridiculous QB carouseling has gone on since Herman left (Jantz was legitimately injured when Barnett took over for him in '11). I'm 95% sure those were Mess's calls.
I'm picking Richardson to be the guy. He's been the better of the two when healthy, and he reminds me of Todd Reesing in a lot of ways.
I don't really care either way though, as Rohach developed quite a bit last year and was looking sharp in the last few games. I think either guy will do just fine given some time to throw.
Never too early.