Nicco has experience. He had a higher INT rate at WVU than I'd like, but so did Aidan before he came here. He'll have good targets at least. Less certain about his scrambling. Nervous, but not giving up hope if Aidan is out.This is obviously terrible news but Chip is still Chip and we recruited a backup QB who I don't think wandered into Evanston randomly like a lost puppy. I certainly don't love the prospect of marching into NRF on Saturday without Aidan but I have a little more confidence our offense than I have in at least a decade and it's not just because of him alone.
Has some P4 wins against Pitt, Texas Tech and Arizona... seems more capable then other backups we had in the past.Nicco has experience. He had a higher INT rate at WVU than I'd like, but so did Aidan before he came here. He'll have good targets at least. Less certain about his scrambling. Nervous, but not giving up hope if Aidan is out.
We cannot have nice things!If Chiles isn't behind center this Saturday, might as well chalk it up as a L. Such a promising start to the season, it will be a shame if there is a collapse due to injuries.
AgreeWe cannot have nice things!
More to the point, trust in Jerry N.Has some P4 wins against Pitt, Texas Tech and Arizona... seems more capable then other backups we had in the past.
Trust in Chipco.
We've been thin from the outset. Getting Carsello was a huge relief, then EO went down. Lots of starts lost on a thin DL.If Chiles isn't behind center this Saturday, might as well chalk it up as a L. Such a promising start to the season, it will be a shame if there is a collapse due to injuries.
Not as usual...but well enough to beat Iowa at home.Chiles is literally the frontrunner to be First Team All Big Ten this year. To think we can simply function as usual with QB2 is delusional.
Iowa thinks they are playing for a spot in the CFP. It was going to be a close one for us even with Chiles. Again, without our top player? Just no.Not as usual...but well enough to beat Iowa at home.
We're both playing for a spot in the CFP.Iowa thinks they are playing for a spot in the CFP. It was going to be a close one for us even with Chiles. Again, without our top player? Just no.
We hadn’t (and still haven’t…) won a game against a P5 team with a winning record. Even before this Iowa drubbing, we didn’t have a CFP resumeWe're both playing for a spot in the CFP.
Neither team had a realistic shot. Iowa has an outside shot still. We were going to lose 2 more games going into this game. Without Chiles this team has no real offensive threat.We're both playing for a spot in the CFP.
If this had been a win, we would be building one. Now even running the table gets us a December bowl game. And running the table seems implausible given the injuries and weakness in fundamentals.We hadn’t (and still haven’t…) won a game against a P5 team with a winning record. Even before this Iowa drubbing, we didn’t have a CFP resume
Winning keeps a shot alive. We would have needed to run the table to do it. After what we saw last night, we'll be doing well to get the Hat. Iowa at two losses with a manageable schedule might have a case.Neither team had a realistic shot. Iowa has an outside shot still. We were going to lose 2 more games going into this game. Without Chiles this team has no real offensive threat.
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