"You either fight and you're the first guy in the door and the last guy out, or you cry, "Woe is me," and you sulk and when you lose, you move on.
That's maybe what happened."
Seems like the writer had an answer so everything (see the above "maybe") that happened fit the pattern. Can they all be "first guy in the door and last guy out".
Could it be that Arch Manning will get through 2 years at Texas without taking a meaningful snap (he was third string QB until another QB ahead of him transferred)? QB is a hard position to learn and then win the starting job when you have no experience and the guy ahead of you is older/better (or even just good enough). Would Zion have seen time two years ago but for an injury and then next year he is 3rd string and hardly plays, does him transferring mean he wasn't "the first guy in the door and last guy out" last year?
The older brother of Tyler P went from Clemson to Georgia Tech to UMass and got little playing time at the 1st 2. He played in 9 games for UMass and had 230 yards against UConn with no running attack last year and is back for his senior year. Sometimes a chance to play (at the level you are capable of) is what you need to show out/get better.
Ok to say kid hasn't shown enough to compete for starting job, to impute "attitude" as a major reason with the "maybe" is pretty weak.
Nick will get his chance, and so will the other QBs. Hoping Mora has some good alternatives and the best guy starts in August.