UConn Outbound Transfers for 8/1/23>7/31/24 Cycle

[JohnFSilver]

It didn't work out here. Best of luck to the young man in Kansas.

I would argue it worked out. He played all of last year coming Back from knee injury.

 

[CL82]

Our QBs had terrible touch on their passes at times too.

No doubt, but even when they put it on target it was dropped away way too often.

 

[UConnJim]

I would argue it worked out. He played all of last year coming Back from knee injury.

UConn was 3-9 last year so what the team was doing wasn't working out. Mora knew change was needed and he made changes in personnel and coaches. UConn especially needed better play at QB and it was clear to most that Roberson wasn't the answer, especially as a passer. It was great that he was able to recover from injury enough to be able to play the season at QB, but he never seemed to regain his speed.

 

[Bubba1957]

I thought Roberson played pretty well last year. Why we wasn’t able to clearly grab the job this year is a real red flag for me. Something with him (physical, mental) ain’t right. At the end of the day, no big loss. Let’s hope Evers can realize his potential.

 

[king conn]

No doubt, but even when they put it on target it was dropped away way too often.

Probably because the receiver was in shock that it was on target

 

[History Geek]

I can't state enough the number of drops from our WRs on what should have been pitch and catch plays was absurd. Has to be why they went so heavy in the portal. That kills all momentum and makes any OC gun shy about putting it in the air.

For once i wouldn't mind if they did the rotating QB thinf with Fagnone and Evers.

Agreed the amount of drops were absurd last year and short-circuited any consistent offensive production. With thatI want someone to clearly win the QB1 job. IDK who it is.

 

[AllHusky]

good landing spot for him. I wish him well.

To me this just means the coaches have enough confidence in our quarterback room that they pushed out someone talented enought to be QB2 at KSU.

did they push him out or did he leave, big difference

 

[Buffett10]

did they push him out or did he leave, big difference

He was fighting for QB3 on the depth chart.

 

[CL82]

Probably because the receiver was in shock that it was on target

Perhaps, but the combination probably took years off my life. Plus, the lovely Mrs. 82 got to hear such phrases as "You had it! You ephing had it!! You've got to hang onto that!! He's got to ephing hang onto that!!! Right in the ephing numbers! Ephing unbelievable."

 

[MKH2317]

Perhaps, but the combination probably took years off my life. Plus, the lovely Mrs. 82 got to hear such phrases as "You had it! You ephing had it!! You've got to hang onto that!! He's got to ephing hang onto that!!! Right in the ephing numbers! Ephing unbelievable."

Mrs. 2317 heard something very similar in my residence as well lol

 

[ZooCougar]

No doubt, but even when they put it on target it was dropped away way too often.

On target doesn’t mean had the right touch. Having the right velocity and spin are critical parts of throwing a catchable pass.

 

[CL82]

On target doesn’t mean had the right touch. Having the right velocity and spin are critical parts of throwing a catchable pass.

Agree, but think back to the games, there were plenty of passes that were catchable and I'm not talking about the ones that were thrown a little behind or a little low that we're still catchable. If you have curled back around and are facing the quarterback and a pass hits you in the numbers you ought to be able to reel it in.

 

[ZooCougar]

Agree, but think back to the games, there were plenty of passes that were catchable and I'm not talking about the ones that were thrown a little behind or a little low that we're still catchable. If you have curled back around and are facing the quarterback and a pass hits you in the numbers you ought to be able to reel it in.

There were also 8 yard passes thrown at light speed and off target that were dropped.

 

[Hogoff]

Perhaps, but the combination probably took years off my life. Plus, the lovely Mrs. 82 got to hear such phrases as "You had it! You ephing had it!! You've got to hang onto that!! He's got to ephing hang onto that!!! Right in the ephing numbers! Ephing unbelievable."

Mrs Off wont even be in the same room with me when watching football.

 

[DoctorWho85]

Good for him. He deserves it

 

[CL82]

There were also 8 yard passes thrown at light speed and off target that were dropped.

Yep.

 

[uconnfan68]

There were also 8 yard passes thrown at light speed and off target that were dropped.

I long for touch Casey Cochran had. So-so arm strength, but great touch, reads, and catchable throws.

 

[blue93]

I long for touch Casey Cochran had. So-so arm strength, but great touch, reads, and catchable throws.

Arguably the best 4 game stretch of QB play we’ve had in the past decade-plus. What could’ve been…

 

[rich1122]

I long for touch Casey Cochran had. So-so arm strength, but great touch, reads, and catchable throws.

May have been the best QB at UCONN

 

[History Geek]

May have been the best QB at UCONN

Dan Orlovsky?

 

[CCSUblue]

Arguably the best 4 game stretch of QB play we’ve had in the past decade-plus. What could’ve been…

Casey is my ultimate "what if" with this program.

 

[Hoophound]

Casey had the it factor. He saw the field perfectly and executed like a machine. Such a soft, feathery touch with perfect accuracy

 

[huskymedic]

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Windham4th]

Just an FYI I think it is Prairie View A&M, not Valley.