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20# of leg muscles might help him avoid people easier. ;^)You think that putting on 20 pounds reduces the risk of an acl tear? That’s an interesting medical theory
20# of leg muscles might help him avoid people easier. ;^)You think that putting on 20 pounds reduces the risk of an acl tear? That’s an interesting medical theory
Hell yes!!! If Taisun P comes to UConn he’ll be our starter, and it helps in recruiting as well. A four star dual threat QB, 6’3”, 227lbs, coming to UConn would be a first.Do you think we reach out to Tyler's brother at Clemson???
A coach once told me, “When you have two QB’s you have none.”I could see using Tyler Phommachanh in certain situations, but also having another QB. The 2 QB system might be a good idea next year.
Mechanics and beef him up to at least 205 lbs.
A 185 lbs Tyler Phommachanh is always going to be injury prone.
You think that putting on 20 pounds reduces the risk of an acl tear? That’s an interesting medical theory
You never want to torque your knee, and wearing cleats (soccer or football) will do that if you plant your foot when cutting or being tackled. In men’s and women’s basketball, heavier players have a higher incidence of acl tears than skinny players simply because a lighter frame will put less torque on a planted knee. Women have a higher incidence of acl tears than men simply because they have more weight around wider hips, upper thighs, etc.Interesting redirect of what I said counselor.
Please show me where I said adding weight decreases the chance of a tear specifically. No, in spite of your best efforts to troll, I used the generic term injury. As to that point, yes, I believe a QB who has a stronger build and the bones, tendons, ligaments and all the fun stuff needed to support a stronger build will make him less injury prone.
There's a reason why most players Tyler Phommachanh's size are cornerbacks or specialty players rather than a player who touches the ball almost every offensive snap.
I knew the penalties were ridiculous but forgot that at least two of them were for too many men on the field.I also saw that game and he did a great job leading the team 80 yards downfield. If I recall there was a 4th down and 7 conversion he threw that kept the drive alive. Two of those penalties should not have been called but having too many men in the field (2 times in a row after a time out) is inexcusable. Steven Krajewski didn’t get developed properly since the time he’s been here. He is just now getting the game experience he needs to develop and make better decisions. However when you have a QB coach, that has never played a down in his college career, it’s hard for him to get the proper training he needs to fix whatever problems need to be corrected. I still have confidence that he will get better once we get a new QB coach. Chip Lindsey became available yesterday. He would be a good fit
I agreeI hope Steven Krajewski sticks around. He was a very good HS QB and the only reason UConn got him was due to Lashlee. Lashlee left, but Steven Krajewski kept his commitment to UConn. His first OC at UConn was Dunn and then 2 (or 3 years) of Guifre who had no experience as an OC and has shown can not run an offense. In my opinion, the schemes and play calling have made the UConn offense (and QBs) look worse than it is. Heck, 3 weeks of Mazzone made the UConn offense look better than it had in 3 years.
In general, HS QBs will commit to a school due to the OC and the offense he runs. It's not a surprise that no top HS or transfer committed to Guifre and his offense. Let's hope the new offensive coaching staff will attract some good QBs and I hope they can help Steven Krajewski improve.
Steven Krajewski’s most recent tweet suggests he is here for the long run. If he gets good coaching, and some protection, I know he can play better than he did in Georgia. You can tell he has a lot of talent. From what I’m reading about the new OC I believe all our qb’s will benefit.Hope he stays.
And hope they land this Florida kid the athletic days Mora has already contacted:
Davin wydner.
That is a truism in the NFL. But that's wrong in college. Many colleges have won national championships using a two QB system.A coach once told me, “When you have two QB’s you have none.”
That is a truism in the NFL. But that's wrong in college. Many colleges have won national championships using a two QB system.