Milton has almost as many carries as Killins has so he's done some running this season.
2018 QB Discussion
- Thread starter Charlie Marlow_rivals363743
- Start date
Milton has almost as many carries as Killins has so he's done some running this season.
Milton is a dual threat qb. Not Eric Crouch speed but can definitely move. I look for us to run a lot of option spread, much like Oregon during their hey day.
You have got to have a few of those kids that can pull everyone together in situations like this, also. TG is one of those types of kids. He will be a stud by the time he graduates from NU.
UCF QB McKenzie Milton has 253 passing attempts (69.6%) and only 65 rushes, so this isn't T-Magic's spread offense. They run more than they pass, with 345 rushing attempts to 277 passing attempts, but they are pretty balanced. Running back is mostly by committee, with two RB and the QB getting the most carries.
Gebbia actually looked pretty mobile in the Spring Game. At 2:34 below he runs a read option play for a TD.
Dunno. There are a lot of kids taking AP classes for college credit in high school I know one kid who will be a junior in academic standing when he starts college at 18 yrs of age next year. He'll have I think 16 hours of credit in math including stats.
My daughter will be a sophomore when she starts next fall depending on what credits they let transfer.he's quick. Needs to get bigger but he's quick enough to run read option.
These stats show O'Brien ran more his senior year (10 per game) than the UCF QBs have in 9 games this year (8.6 game). He also had a better average (5.7 yds per rush vice 5.4). Gebbia ran 5 times a game his senior year and most of them were probably scrambles. If Gebbia does not want to run at least 5-8 designed runs a game, he may want to transfer.
UCF is 55%/45% run/pass, whereas NU is 46%/54% run/pass. Of course, we always try to come from behind, but Langs said the goal was 50/50. If Gebbia wants to sling it every play, he should have gone to Wash St. NU and UCF would be pretty similar as far as pass attempts per game (if we weren't getting boat raced all the time and if we had better running/blocking).
I could see where POB might like Frost's offense a lot, Gebbia, maybe not so much.
65/350 Milton McKenzie UCF QB rushing (9 games, 3 games cancelled)
13/70 Noah Vederal UCF QB rushing
74/599 Adrian Killins Jr UCF RB rushing
64/229 Taj McGowen UCF RB rushing
UCF – rushing all players 345/1892, passing McKenzie/Vederal 196/277 for 2950 (71%)
NU – rushing all players 321/1156, passing Lee/O’Brien 216/376 for 2731 (57%)
23/ -76 Tanner Lee rushing 2017 (10 games)
77/293 Gebbia rushing 2016 senior year (15 games)
110/626 O’Brien rushing 2015 senior year (11 games)
UCF is 55%/45% run/pass, whereas NU is 46%/54% run/pass. Of course, we always try to come from behind, but Langs said the goal was 50/50. If Gebbia wants to sling it every play, he should have gone to Wash St. NU and UCF would be pretty similar as far as pass attempts per game (if we weren't getting boat raced all the time and if we had better running/blocking).
I could see where POB might like Frost's offense a lot, Gebbia, maybe not so much.
65/350 Milton McKenzie UCF QB rushing (9 games, 3 games cancelled)
13/70 Noah Vederal UCF QB rushing
74/599 Adrian Killins Jr UCF RB rushing
64/229 Taj McGowen UCF RB rushing
UCF – rushing all players 345/1892, passing McKenzie/Vederal 196/277 for 2950 (71%)
NU – rushing all players 321/1156, passing Lee/O’Brien 216/376 for 2731 (57%)
23/ -76 Tanner Lee rushing 2017 (10 games)
77/293 Gebbia rushing 2016 senior year (15 games)
110/626 O’Brien rushing 2015 senior year (11 games)
I'd imagine if Frost had a dual threat with a dangerous pair of legs then the QB would have a lot more carries and production on the ground.
Have you watched UCF? Milton is in fact a threat with his legs. He's got great wheels.
Yeah I've seen most of their games. He's pretty good but he's not a Mariota type for Frosts offense.
The 2:33 mark: Gebbia is faster than our defense! He can play in Frost's offense.
Also, you cannot post a video of the spring game that shows awesome plays by a backup RB named Mazour as this board hates him now because he posted a video of himself beating a teammate...
There aren't many Mariota types to begin with and you don't have to have Mariota to run that offense. Sure it doesn't hurt. Shoot, let's just find the next Cam Newton.
Our best QB didn't play this year, TG could dominate in Frost's O
No you don't require the greatest QB's to run the offense, sort of the beauty of that offense in it's simplicity. If you want the next level then it's almost required that you have the Mariota types. Sure you're not going to find Mariota level players all the time but there are some very good dual threat QB's out there that are more of a run threat than Milton.
The kid is a nice combination of speed and accuracy. He could win the west for NU. IF we want to win the B!G we need the kind of guy you're talking about but they aren't as easy to find as you suggest IMO.
That is also the beauty of that system, it is attractive to those types of QB's. I agree Milton could win the west, probably even the B1G .
Mazour? Never herd of him. Oh wait. Was that the kid that Riley said "we have to get this kid on the field" ? Then he shined in the spring game and has yet to be seen of since he posted a tweet of breaking one of our defenders ankles in practice.
And yet they use Wilbon every week.
RollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaughRollingLaugh
I think Mazour was in their plans, if nothing else for special teams, but I think he has had an injury.
Poach the Michigan 2 star...
Wait, not a UCF commit anymore, where did he go???
You really upped your game this week with actually posting a football related thread. Some are taking note
.