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He throws a good ball too. Nice arc, spin, and touch.All I know is those two passes in OT against South Carolina were two of the best plays I've ever seen by a UK quarterback.
And the kid does seem to have ice water running in his veins.
He’s tremendous, if he keeps up this pace his stats will be amazing.Man no pleasing some of y'all.
Here's a stat line for you.
In 11 games as a sophomore after having 7 games of experience as a FR 146-253 for 57% completion 6TD 6Int. 1644 yards.
That QB is andre Woodson BTW.
Now compare that to Kennys 5 games.
97-142 for 68% completion%. 11 TD 1 INT 1148 yds
After throwing a whole 23 passes before starting. Kenny should be on pace for a 2500-2800 yard season at least with 20 something TD passes.
Will Levis and SJ are the only two QBs that I would consider capable since Mike Hartline
Will levis stats for his first year will probably be around what Kennys end up being 24 ish TD passes but Will also threw 13 picks.
SJ is one of my favorite QBs to ever come through here and his stats were like
2200 yards on like 10 TD passes and 6 picks in his best year.
I think Kenny is doing great for a first starting job. I have seen a decent amount of development out of him since game 1 and I'm no football coach. Some of yall just find things to wine about.
| Stat | 13-Game Projection |
|---|---|
| Completions | 252 |
| Attempts | 369 |
| Completion % | 68.3% |
| Passing yards | 2,985 |
| Yards/attempt | 8.1 |
| Passing TDs | 29 |
| INTs | 3 |
| Passer rating | ~160 |
| Passing yards/game | 229.6 |
How many times have we had QBs make successive scoring passes to win a game, SEC or otherwise, especially when we are the underdog. There is no question that what Minchey did was very special.All I know is those two passes in OT against South Carolina were two of the best plays I've ever seen by a UK quarterback.
And the kid does seem to have ice water running in his veins.
All I know is those two passes in OT against South Carolina were two of the best plays I've ever seen by a UK quarterback.
And the kid does seem to have ice water running in his veins.
30TDs to 3 picks with 3,000 yards sounds like a 5 star to me.He’s tremendous, if he keeps up this pace his stats will be amazing.
Take Terry Wilson for example. We had a really great year in 2018 with him. 13GP- 1889 yards/11TD/8INT
Kenny almost matched that in 5 games with 1 pick. Here are his stats extrapolated to the same 13 game sample size.
Simply extending his current per-game production over a 13-game regular season:
Stat 13-Game Projection Completions 252 Attempts 369 Completion % 68.3% Passing yards 2,985 Yards/attempt 8.1 Passing TDs 29 INTs 3 Passer rating ~160 Passing yards/game 229.6
If we recruited a QB from HS or the portal and you told us those would be his stats at the end of the year everyone would be like we must get him!
He usually has nice touch on short passes as well.He throws a good ball too. Nice arc, spin, and touch.
Pretty much. I doubt he stays at that level of TD/INT, but it’s a remarkable start and he plays smart.30TDs to 3 picks with 3,000 yards sounds like a 5 star to me.
So....are you giving him credit for those plays that he identifies the defense and gets us into the right play/protection....He made a great play but it wasn't the portion you focus on. On the 2 pt conversion, he identified a blitz. He slid protection and made sure Baxter knew who he was responsible for. That was elite operation, which i talked about often in this thread.
The two throws were the easiest part of those two plays. Both times guys were schemed wide open. The second time it was a single defender read so there is that.
Massive kudos to those play designs and the hustle to the line. Massive kudos to minchey for elite operation and getting the protection ironed out.
Off to a fantastic start this season but.....qb play must get better. He is missing reads and not seeing guys that are open. Missing throws at times. Has a weird lack of pocket presence much of the time.
Right now the staff is scheming almost every completion. He has to improve if we're going to have a great season. Cant leave this many yards on the table and keep winning tough games.
Good news is, with the recruiting pitch we can put out there, this is probably the least talented qb stein will have in his time here.
Off to a fantastic start this season but.....qb play must get better. He is missing reads and not seeing guys that are open. Missing throws at times. Has a weird lack of pocket presence much of the time.
Right now the staff is scheming almost every completion. He has to improve if we're going to have a great season. Cant leave this many yards on the table and keep winning tough games.
Good news is, with the recruiting pitch we can put out there, this is probably the least talented qb stein will have in his time here.
So....are you giving him credit for those plays that he identifies the defense and gets us into the right play/protection....
I think he's a ton better than you giver him credit for. I'd say Minchey will be a top half SEC QB on the year.....
Right now for sure hes' better than
Tennessee
Texas AM
Vandy
LSU (I'm sorry but Leavitt is not a good QB today)
Arkansas
Auburn
Oklahoma
The throw on the TD was probably not easy. He had to step up into the collapsing pocket, be patient, and was really feeling pressure on his right and then that little loopy toss seems easy but QBs screw that up all the time by putting too much on the ball. It was not a pretty throw, but it was easy to catch. Succinctly, the circumstances made that an easy throw to eff up. I thought that was very impressive.He made a great play but it wasn't the portion you focus on. On the 2 pt conversion, he identified a blitz. He slid protection and made sure Baxter knew who he was responsible for. That was elite operation, which i talked about often in this thread.
The two throws were the easiest part of those two plays. Both times guys were schemed wide open. The second time it was a single defender read so there is that.
Massive kudos to those play designs and the hustle to the line. Massive kudos to minchey for elite operation and getting the protection ironed out.
Kenny had to do it but he gave the coaches all the credit. They prepped him for that very formation and told him exactly how to address the shown pressure. It was a great combo of coaching and execution.This is the best qb we've had in years...we haven't had one that could even remotely read anything that was going on at goal line when we were going for 2
The throw on the TD was probably not easy. He had to step up into the collapsing pocket, be patient, and was really feeling pressure on his right and then that little loopy toss seems easy but QBs screw that up all the time by putting too much on the ball. It was not a pretty throw, but it was easy to catch. Succinctly, the circumstances made that an easy throw to eff up. I thought that was very impressive.
I’m fine with minchey…but let’s get realistic…Stein is putting him in elite position to succeed…not even close to other way aroundMinchey barely half a season into starting has 2 huge SEC road wins at tough stadiums and a major upset of a top 10 legit title contender.
That is incredible.
He is doing it with a brand new coach to boot.
UK hasn’t had a QB like him in modern times and he hasn’t even hit his stride yet.
Andre is the closest but he was a JR with real run under his belt before he hit his stride with a coach who had 40 years of coaching experience.
I’m fine with minchey…but let’s get realistic…Stein is putting him in elite position to succeed…not even close to other way around
minchey made a good number of not running the ball hard and cost us first downs, special teams td, huge run set up first td…
Stein is setting up two point plays to win game etc. I’m fine with minchey but once we get a stronger runner…I think this offense takes a leap
First year starter.Exactly. Imagine leavitt in this offense? That dude runs the ball with purpose. I can't believe how good he was running.
Minchey is super conservative. We certainly don't need him to be a gunslinger type but he left at least one TD on the field last night and almost surely another too.
If he evolves just a little more, we're really going to be in business.
The better on paper guy lost. Give me Minchey’s results over big numbers and a loss every day of the week.Exactly. Imagine leavitt in this offense? That dude runs the ball with purpose. I can't believe how good he was running.
Minchey is super conservative. We certainly don't need him to be a gunslinger type but he left at least one TD on the field last night and almost surely another too.
If he evolves just a little more, we're really going to be in business.
The better on paper guy lost. Give me Minchey’s results over big numbers and a loss every day of the week.
You don’t hide your biases very well. It seems like you spend every game just looking for any sort of mistakes or flaws in Minchey that you can then run here to post about. You’ve had a distinctly noticeable agenda against the kid ever since you took the “Boley better than Minchey” stance months ago.Minchey finally came alive in the four minute drill and took advantage of elite play design on the 2pt conversion. What a win!
However leading up, he had probably his worst game of the season. Multiple missed reads that resulted in wide open guys just getting missed. Lucky to avoid one pick. Plus really sailed a ball to willie towards the end.
Overall, very happy with his play on the season. However everyone else picked him up last night. That special teams td made the difference. If he elevates his game, we really will be in the hunt for the playoffs, which is insane to think given the strength of schedule.
Pathological **** man. Be happy ffs.Its a team sport.
Minchey is playing well, like I said, but he cannot leave a td or two on the field every game. We can get to another level but only if he does.
You don’t hide your biases very well. It seems like you spend every game just looking for any sort of mistakes or flaws in Minchey that you can then run here to post about. You’ve had a distinctly noticeable agenda against the kid ever since you took the “Boley better than Minchey” stance months ago.
I already know you’re gonna be insufferable the first time Minchey has a truly awful game. Which WILL happen, because it eventually happens to virtually every QB, especially ones in their first ever year as a starter. But when that happens, it will not mean you were right.
Good example of what i mean when I say the qb leave lots of opportunities on the field. This happens a few times a game where he just misses wide open guys and either throws it away or throws short.
He is playing well but can produce much more. He came alive in the final two drives although was very fortunate the ball to darby was not picked. He is elite in operation and leadership. If we're going to the next level, he cannot continue to miss open guys for big gains 2-3 times a game.
First football season? Every qb leaves opportunities on the field, but you dont watch their behind the play film.
The guy has ONE turnover all year and it was against Alabama
Just dumbOff to a fantastic start this season but.....qb play must get better. He is missing reads and not seeing guys that are open. Missing throws at times. Has a weird lack of pocket presence much of the time.
Right now the staff is scheming almost every completion. He has to improve if we're going to have a great season. Cant leave this many yards on the table and keep winning tough games.
Good news is, with the recruiting pitch we can put out there, this is probably the least talented qb stein will have in his time here.
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