An offense that lights up scoreboards. Except @Rentschler Field.
Our other problem with D is they stay on the field too long because of our inept offense at the times we need the offense to pick up any slack the defense has had... but that's a broken record for awhile now.
When the team can go 13-1 Uconn might actually be able to bring in this type of transfer. Where there stand now? No chance. Houston fits his skill set. Similar to T A&M. Uconn runs nothing like these two offenses. Nor are they in the same ballpark as far as program goes. Just because a hot prospect decided to transfer doesn't mean Uconn should be in on them. Who knows if Diaco and staff try. If they do, they haven't turned in Uconn's favor often thus far. At the end of the day, it is up to the student athlete to decide where they want to further their academic and athletic career. I'm sure the staff goes after plenty of potential transfers, but Uconn isn't exactly in a position to attract the most highly sought after prospects/transfers.
The mystery has always been how all these 3-4k yd passers end up in the MAC and were happy when our QB can hit a receiver in stride. I've never understood our futility recruiting the position.
If healthy, and he has his wheels back (which is what made him such a weapon at QB) he could be really dangerous at Stanford or Michigan. Doubt he follows Bronco to Virginia as I'd guess he wants to play for a team that can win next season....which is why Stanford and Michigan are most prominently mentioned in that article. Would hate it if we did have to face him again next year (which would mean he transferred to UVa or BC).
So ideally 2 since Orlovsky left? I'll even throw Endres in there. Shirrefs is probably the best overall since DO.
