No doubt. Only the Flood Kool-Aid drinkers won't admit to this obvious fact.Flood blew it.
But Flood does.The difference in arm strngth is beyond obvious. We have nothing to lose by letting him start next week
The program will not turn around as long as Flood is here.Did we expect anything else?
We have a complete and utter buffoon as HC
Two overshots and a TD against third-stringers. Hand him the Heisman.
so under throw it and get it pickedTwo overshots and a TD against third-stringers. Hand him the Heisman.
doesn't matter who is playing defense..when you can make those passes..and nail Ag that far and that well coming off the bench...you got the arm and skills. period.Two overshots and a TD against third-stringers. Hand him the Heisman.
Laviano does have moxy. Solid manager.
But how can we not think of rettig with 7 games under his belt
Too little data. Better arm strength is obvious but 1 quarter against 1 team is just not enough time to tell. What happens in away games? What happens against a different style of defense? What happens when there's pressure to win a game?
Too little data. Better arm strength is obvious but 1 quarter against 1 team is just not enough time to tell. What happens in away games? What happens against a different style of defense? What happens when there's pressure to win a game?
This offense with Rettig having 7 games would be much more dangerous.
The QB needs to be able to drive the ball downfield in a pro offense. Rettig can do that better.
My position on the matter is even more steadfast. Laviano is a good back up option.
Wonder what Flood will ponder as he lay awake tonight ...
let's see ... the announcers marveling at Rettig's arm strength - must be delusional
the pass to Carlton Agudosi was pure luck
the touchdown pass was against the third string so, disregard the result ...
If nothing else, he has clearly showed he deserves more opportunity.
It forces the defense to play honest and not put eight in the box. It would open up our running game even more.If you put a QB on the field who has an accurate & powerful arm, the defense has to respect the long ball threat & protect against the deep pass.
If the defense is giving attention to the deep threat, it cannot be as focused on the short plays & the running game has a better chance.
Whether Rettig should start or not, one has to scratch one's head why up to this point Rettig never got into ANY game besides Norfolk St.? If the so-called competition was really that close, there was absolutely NO EXCUSE by Flood to not play Rettig a series or two in every game.
We have a lifer position coach making HC decisions and we know why we are seeing these kinds of results. And those results are eye-popping. Since 2012, Flood has a 2-20 record against teams with a winning record. Enough said.
Ohio States backup defense is better than any defense we'll face the rest of the year.Two overshots and a TD against third-stringers. Hand him the Heisman.
I hear that Golden will be available soon.The program will not turn around as long as Flood is here.
i'm pretty sure HCKF has a special relationship with CL and the High School i think they both attended...maybe during the recruiting process KF gave assurances...who really knows.Well if he isnt allowed to play we will never know....that is the whole pt. let him play
he'll probably just wonder if he got the running back rotation right tonight and didn't miss somebody's turn.
Too little data. Better arm strength is obvious but 1 quarter against 1 team is just not enough time to tell. What happens in away games? What happens against a different style of defense? What happens when there's pressure to win a game?
Rettig, was definitely amped up there and that's why those balls sailed on him and had no touch. I agree with your observation regarding Laviano. His talent is more suited to a quick strike west-cost type offense. Personally, I would like to get rid of this stodgy pro-style offense, because it takes quality players along with quality coaches to execute it. It should be left to the NFL and scrapbooks from 1971.The issue is that Laviano is the wrong QB for this system.
The pro set is only successful when you can stretch the field with deep shots off of play action on 1st down and 2nd and manageable. You also need to have a good feel for the TE. Laviano has that, but no ability to stretch the field consistently.
Laviano's skill set is much closer to the prototype West Coast QB than the pro set.
If you're married to this offense, Rettig has to be the QB going forward.
That said, Rettig's accuracy was not very good. I'm willing to chalk it up to adrenaline. But if we're being honest, he sailed at least 3 balls. But he does throw darts and can make throws that Laviano isn't even willing to attempt.