What exactly would you do when your QB is playing that poorly? Really limits your playcalling.Very questionable play calling.
What exactly would you do when your QB is playing that poorly? Really limits your playcalling.
What exactly would you do when your QB is playing that poorly? Really limits your playcalling.
I remember the first time I got drunk. Drink lots of water tonight and the hangover won't be as bad tomorrow.I saw Kendall playing well, not poorly. We were in the game because of him. He really screwed up only on one INT.
I remember the first time I got drunk. Drink lots of water tonight and the hangover won't be as bad tomorrow.
Of course a coach is going to say that but we all know the guy had a terrible game. Even his successful players were great catches by the receivers. Perhaps he'll get better but right now he's playing very poorly.Did you give that advice to Neal Brown too? I used his words in my reply to you.
I suspect Doege will be starting before the season ends.Of course a coach is going to say that but we all know the guy had a terrible game. Even his successful players were great catches by the receivers. Perhaps he'll get better but right now he's playing very poorly.
OU brought in transfers for a reason.
He spent 2 years behind 2 Heisman winners and then OU brought in Jalen Hurts. I doubt the Sooners just wanted the competition or thought Hurts was only marginally better. Says the same thing about WVU and Allison when we brought Kendall in. Coaches dont see Kendall as the carry the team on his back type player. Doesn't mean he can't be part of a winning team, just needs a reliable running game and stout defense.
Please explain how?
What exactly would you do when your QB is playing that poorly? Really limits your playcalling.
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