It would also be nice if our third down pass attempts could actually be completed after the yard marker. That would do quite a bit for my blood pressure.
Would also be nice to see a QB attempt to jump on a loose ball
I’m glad I’m not the only one that was really bothered by that.
I agree on Endres. He was definitely one of the better throwers we have had at UConn, especially on deep balls. Unfortunately, he got suspended pretty quickly.
Ur both accurate imo. That’s everything wrong with NIL. The money will dictate the direction or decision that’s being made based on that fact alone, all the while, maintaining its an amateur competition. It’s BS. The Programs are making significant investments and their going to want to see the results.
Before the concussions he was an excellent runner too.
Many were bothered by that, Zooconn. Methinks Mora too.
These guys had a split second to make decisions. Options get very limited with no time. Amazing what Casey did but they both took an unnecessary beating because of it. We've had some good individual linemen but have forgotten what a good o-line looks like. In the era of NIL it would seem to be an area we can compete for guys who don't usually command an exorbitant price tag.
Maybe for some guys that practice energy level doesn't reflect what you can do when the lights are on. It's understandable coaches don't see it that way. They have to make decisions based on something, but the rah-rah guy in practice isn't always the best guy in the game.
7. Qb throwing in to double coverage on 3rd down when they have 20 yds of open field to run.
Robey’s gone. He was gun shy to run and forced too many throws.
Zergiotis did that too.
That’s a name that I had quickly forgotten….man there has been crappy qb play at UConn…lol.
Funny thing was that in his first game, against a Big10 opponent, he looked like he had potential. He moved the ball. Had a critical turnover late after driving down the field. I didnt think he would be the next Tom Brady but he looked like he might have the chance to become a serviceable quarterback. I think under different circumstances he might have been ok. Redshirt year, better coaching and so forth.
Couldn’t have been much. Finished his college career outside the NCAA
Tyler P cured that for a few games
Yup, we have no time to indulge in the sunk cost fallacy.
He was the starter at Merrimack but got hurt a few games in. I think season endin then basically moved on.
Thank god for that
Such a hot mess, momentum/moral killer. reminded me of the Tasmanian Devil paying football in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
