even assuming Stevens is 100% healthy? I would not. Let's roll with Shrader and go to a bowl with 6-7 wins and start preparing for next year.
even assuming Stevens is 100% healthy? I would not. Let's roll with Shrader and go to a bowl with 6-7 wins and start preparing for next year.
even assuming Stevens is 100% healthy? I would not. Let's roll with Shrader and go to a bowl with 6-7 wins and start preparing for next year.
I think based on the Auburn game, Shrader is the starter. But if Stevens is consistently outperforming him in practice, I'm ok with him starting again after he gets healthy. If I were JOe, even if I thought he was the best option, I wouldn't start him. I'd let Shrader roll and if he has a bad series or two, put Stevens in.
I really hoped Shrader could redshirt this year. I don't think he's quite ready as a passer. But at this point, it's not much of a choice. You have to roll with Shrader.
Shrader has to start the rest of the way.
Stevens came in and gave it a shot and I appreciate that. It's time to move into the next QB era at state and not count on an interim QB.
even assuming Stevens is 100% healthy? I would not. Let's roll with Shrader and go to a bowl with 6-7 wins and start preparing for next year.
If Shrader was going to the be the guy next year, I'm glad he's getting experience this year.
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