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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 131409582" data-attributes="member: 1112294">Brown and his staff had to had to start molding a new starting quarterback. That’s a tough spot for a first-year coach. That had not happened since 1966 when Carlen was head coach. He went 3-5-2 in 1966. Tom Digon got most of the starting work that year, though Bob Zambo and Pete Secret also saw action. History shows an experienced quarterback helps a first-year coach a great deal, though it’s not a guarantee of success. Cignetti 5-6, Nehlen was 6-6 and Fraud Rod was 3-8.We looked good because the defense was finally stopping people what did we score in Doege 2 wins? 17 and 24 pts. The run game was non existent. Dude was injured and won 3 games. Demolished NC State at home. Kendall is not a bad QB. Doege is better at keeping the pocket alive kind of like Trickett did.Like I said before Transfers are good but if you don't find one it's going to hurt more than help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 131409582, member: 1112294"] Brown and his staff had to had to start molding a new starting quarterback. That’s a tough spot for a first-year coach. That had not happened since 1966 when Carlen was head coach. He went 3-5-2 in 1966. Tom Digon got most of the starting work that year, though Bob Zambo and Pete Secret also saw action. History shows an experienced quarterback helps a first-year coach a great deal, though it’s not a guarantee of success. Cignetti 5-6, Nehlen was 6-6 and Fraud Rod was 3-8. We looked good because the defense was finally stopping people what did we score in Doege 2 wins? 17 and 24 pts. The run game was non existent. Dude was injured and won 3 games. Demolished NC State at home. Kendall is not a bad QB. Doege is better at keeping the pocket alive kind of like Trickett did. Like I said before Transfers are good but if you don't find one it's going to hurt more than help. [/QUOTE]

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