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Especially with them being 2 and 3 behind Tucker McDonald.I'm sure Fagnano is a great guy, but with Evers and Cole coming in, I don't see how he starts.
Especially with them being 2 and 3 behind Tucker McDonald.I'm sure Fagnano is a great guy, but with Evers and Cole coming in, I don't see how he starts.
Seems everybody has Evers as the starter like Ourlads. Storrs Central does have Tucker as the backup though.Especially with them being 2 and 3 behind Tucker McDonald.
You are likely correct. What I want to see more than anything else, however, is the starter named well in advance of game week. That would indicate a clear winner in the competition, something we have not seen in quite awhile. And if that happened to be Fagnano, that would be a disappointment knowing the other candidates available.
Any way you cut it, there isn't much game video of any of them floating around, so that excuse is not gonna cut it.Or a coaching staff which was willing to be decisive and make the decision early on in fall camp.
Yes, I believe 30 days before the first game.When do players report to practice ...is it August 1st? This is the most excited I've been about hearing what comes out of preseason practice in years. Really hoping it gets some coverage
Well sometimes coaches just like to play coy on the starter. When Dan Orlovsky was a senior, Edsall said something like there was competition for every job. Someone asked about quarterback and he replied Every job. I’ve seen it with others too. Everyone knows who the starter is. Everyone on the team knows. I don’t know if it is gamesmanship, trying to make sure the #1 doesn’t slack off or what. But it is pretty common not to “officially” name a guy until camp ends.Or a coaching staff which was willing to be decisive and make the decision early on in fall camp.
Just win games.If you are an average or below FCS QB with double figure starts its enough sample size to show you are not a FBS starting QB that is going to be a difference maker. He attempted 365 passes in 2022 with passing efficiency rating of 119.2 (#82) out of 102 FCS QB's rated.
If you are a FBS capable QB you should excel at FCS level, he did not. He has thrown over 750 passes over 5 years of college playing, plenty big enough sample size. As a comparison, Zach Frazer attempted only 562 passes in his entire UConn career.
I agree with this. And I think Mora does too. I get the sense that he was very frustrated last year and maybe even a little embarrassed. Especially with the offense.Just win games.
Whoever starts has to win games. I don’t care. No playing for the future (nonsense). Win games.