The other way around. He was going out with the other qb's sister. And I believe I left details of the relationship out, for the simple reason who knows or who cares. You could go back and look at the vids if you like.
I guess that makes more sense but I still hope you’d be wrong on this.
Sure, so do I hope that. And there are many other reasons for bad snaps. If a qb is new, has a different cadence, different accent, whatever. If they haven't spent a ton of time working together .... But it was noticeable how bad the snaps got when he came in.
Yes, watched all the games. His pt was very spotty, McEntee was terrible, and kept playing because PP was a stubborn old man or. Many games Nebrich didn't play at all. Then after Nebrich transfered during the summer, PP finally woke up and dropped McEntee to # 2 on the depth chart as a senior. So like McEntee was a solid choice over Nebrich. Not
If that means an accurate slinger, then yes...
We're talking about it because the 2011 season was the beginning of the end for UConn football. Pasqualoni managed to somehow destroy everything Uconn had built up to that point in only two years. Nebrich, Lagow, Joe Moorhead, all saw the writing on the wall and all three left Storrs as soon as they could. It's funny but Pasqualoni was a decent recruiter but as a coach he was just as bad as Diaco.
I hope you're right, I'll be rooting for him.
Tried to get the answer before the announcement but I failed you all.
Nope. He fell to 4th or 5th on depth chart. Unless something remarkable happens I dont see him under center this year at all.
For me, football begins and ends in the trenches. I like the experience, but still hope Peart can stop flinching at every whisper. I have no clue what to expect from the DL. Given their size, (in)experience, and system, there are no takeaways from last year.
I don't want to anoint Lagow any more but will say I thought he was a better QB than Cochran, Boyle , or Whitmer. Nebrich should have been redshirted but as you say the matter stands. Boyles problem was two fold, first his coach was Paul Pasqualoni, and second he was a very late bloomer. People on the Boneyard say Nebrich wasn't ready as a true freshman but in truth the one QB who was not ready was Boyle. I followed him closely during his high school career and felt that he needed to be redshirted for reasons I won't go into.
