Spring Football arrives in two weeks; what's at stake

[IBulleve]

On 2/26/2018 at 1:04 PM, raptorcj said:

Kean was decent on his passing but iirc his passing under pressure was prone to mistakes. It's that and his lack of speed on the run that would keep him on the bench IMO...presuming CO can run.

If you’re referring to his one pass under pressure against Temple, it was confirmed that the WR ran the wrong route on that play causing the TO. 

Since we are going off the extremely mensicule sample size, check out that throw he made on the run against South Carolina in the bowl game on the 2pt conversion. Thread the needle, showed athleticism and arm talent. 

We are going to be fine next year at QB. Fine doesn’t mean whoever starts will be the best player on the field no matter the opponent as was the case this year, but both guys are plenty capable of winning a lot of games. 

[raptorcj]

1 hour ago, IBulleve said:

If you’re referring to his one pass under pressure against Temple, it was confirmed that the WR ran the wrong route on that play causing the TO. 

Since we are going off the extremely mensicule sample size, check out that throw he made on the run against South Carolina in the bowl game on the 2pt conversion. Thread the needle, showed athleticism and arm talent. 

We are going to be fine next year at QB. Fine doesn’t mean whoever starts will be the best player on the field no matter the opponent as was the case this year, but both guys are plenty capable of winning a lot of games. 

Nah, just observations from how he threw overall, which wasn't very much of a sample size so I'll give you that (7-11 passing is pretty minuscule as you say). Guess we'll just wait to see how it all shakes out--it's all opinion based at this point, and mine is that Chris appears to have the higher ceiling. If I'm wrong, cool, as long as we never have to go back to the Eveld days (bless his immortal soul...).