You are on a pretty lonely raft on this board if you think Sherriffs is a good QB. But you already know that!
indeed. but you can't say he sucked on that last Navy drive either.
You are on a pretty lonely raft on this board if you think Sherriffs is a good QB. But you already know that!
Keep on bringing up that Navy game @politics...you aren't going to change my mind one bit...because I know the game of football, watch any game I can and have seen the same act week in and week out from my seats at Rentschler and on my tv when they are away. He is a avg to below avg QB who Dave Doren made the right decision on when he told him he was being moved to fullback.indeed. but you can't say he sucked on that last Navy drive either.
Keep on bringing up that Navy game @politics...you aren't going to change my mind one bit...because I know the game of football, watch any game I can and have seen the same act week in and week out from my seats at Rentschler and on my tv when they are away. He is a avg to below avg QB who Dave Doren made the right decision on when he told him he was being moved to fullback.
There is no way a good OL or a competent OC is going to help him read through his progressions. This is where you are blinded...he can't do it. If he could he would still be at NC State in the mix to play QB there. The ONLY thing a good OL would do is give him more time to throw picks. And by the way saying that about him in the QB pecking order here since Dan O moved on the the NFL just highlights how bad Edsall and Pasqualoni were at judging QB talent. Jury on Diaco is out until Williams its the field..BUT wth the move of Davis to position it doesn't look too promising so far.I'm going to bet that we both know the game equally. We just have a different perspective on this. My perspective is I've seen what's followed Orlovsky, and Shirreffs is in the top 2-3 since Dan O. Give Shirreffs a competent OC and OL coach and he becomes a much better player.
There is no way a good OL or a competent OC is going to help him read through his progressions. This is where you are blinded...he can't do it. If he could he would still be at NC State in the mix to play QB there. The ONLY thing a good OL would do is give him more time to throw picks. And by the way saying that about him in the QB pecking order here since Dan O moved on the the NFL just highlights how bad Edsall and Pasqualoni were at judging QB talent. Jury on Diaco is out until Williams its the field..BUT wth the move of Davis to position it doesn't look too promising so far.
indeed. but you can't say he sucked on that last Navy drive either.
You just showed your ignorance in the game and why BS isn't a good college QB with this post. Maybe you should go to youtube and google and research QB route progressions and what happens when a QB can't do that or better yet what happens when he locks on to receivers and forces throws. You are hereby named chairman of the BS Fan Club! Have a nice day!Maybe if they targeted Davis and other TEs more UConn wouldn't be in this mess
Maybe if they targeted Davis and other TEs more UConn wouldn't be in this mess
Indications from the coaching staff and BS himself is that he has elected to run on called pass players rather frequently, especially in the first four games of the season.
You just showed your ignorance in the game and why BS isn't a good college QB with this post. Maybe you should go to youtube and google and research QB route progressions and what happens when a QB can't do that or better yet what happens when he locks on to receivers and forces throws. You are hereby named chairman of the BS Fan Club! Have a nice day!
I think self-preservation might have had something to do with that. If UConn had QB with a cannon for an arm but was immobile it would top the 'sacks allowed' chart.

When I throw my theories of of guys that did both and they back them up 100% that's all I need to know. Nice reply to @Exit 4 's EXCELLENT post. As I said before I'm making you the chairman of the BS fan club...as you certainly don't live in the cold hard reality in terms of our QB play.OK FD easy on the 'ignorance of the game' crap. You don't need to show me your football credentials and I sure as hell don't need to show you mine. Unless you played and coached at the D-I level gonna bet we're on the same level.
I kind of agree with this. Look nobody thinks he is Tom Brady. But in the right system with an average Oline he would be fine. He has looked fine in several late game situations. Navy for sure. Another case of bizzare coaching was last season at Missouri where he drove the team into range for the tying field goal only to have the brilliant coach call a fake. He drove for the winning score against Viginia late too. Again he isn't Tom Brady but when he is put in position to be successful he has been fine. The problem is as much the team around him. He isn't good enough to elevate a bad team to mediocre never mind good. But on a component offense he would be a solid guy. Put him on an Edsall team and he is Tyler Lorenzen with a better passing game.I'm going to bet that we both know the game equally. We just have a different perspective on this. My perspective is I've seen what's followed Orlovsky, and Shirreffs is in the top 2-3 since Dan O. Give Shirreffs a competent OC and OL coach and he becomes a much better player.
UConn is #109 in "sacks allowed" as of last week...![]()
For this team to make the next jump it needed improved decision making/play from the QB position and improvement form the OL. BS has regressed, the OL has had spots where they have looked good but have mostly been the same. End of the day that's what was needed for this program to win 7-10 games. It hasn't happened. But don't sit there and say of this or that....he has tabled off in his development. If this want his ceiling I am going to again beat this dead horse one more time..Dave Doren wouldn't have tried to move him to fullback and he would still be at NC State. Because at the end of the day he left there not because of lack of playing time but because he wanted to continue playing QB. If you wanted to put him in the ideal offense they should line up in the wishbone and let him run the ball as much as possible.I kind of agree with this. Look nobody thinks he is Tom Brady. But in the right system with an average Oline he would be fine. He has looked fine in several late game situations. Navy for sure. Another case of bizzare coaching was last season at Missouri where he drove the team into range for the tying field goal only to have the brilliant coach call a fake. He drove for the winning score against Viginia late too. Again he isn't Tom Brady but when he is put in position to be successful he has been fine. The problem is as much the team around him. He isn't good enough to elevate a bad team to mediocre never mind good. But on a component offense he would be a solid guy. Put him on an Edsall team and he is Tyler Lorenzen with a better passing game.
that's the point medic. . .they'd go from 109th to 128th. Don't think I needed to say "they'd bottom"
I kind of agree with this. Look nobody thinks he is Tom Brady. But in the right system with an average Oline he would be fine. He has looked fine in several late game situations. Navy for sure. Another case of bizzare coaching was last season at Missouri where he drove the team into range for the tying field goal only to have the brilliant coach call a fake. He drove for the winning score against Viginia late too. Again he isn't Tom Brady but when he is put in position to be successful he has been fine. The problem is as much the team around him. He isn't good enough to elevate a bad team to mediocre never mind good. But on a component offense he would be a solid guy. Put him on an Edsall team and he is Tyler Lorenzen with a better passing game.
Well it is worth what an extra $2 million if he can make it happen by year end.Is he trying to get fired?
BS has regressed, the OL has had spots where they have looked good but have mostly been the same.
GREAT points regarding the OL. It's actually both..Edsall didn't leave the cupboard full with OL recruits (remember that one of his more promising OL recruits was Greg McKie who is in jail for child pornography)..then along came DeLeone to make the perfect storm. If Verducci just sticks to coaching the OL I don't think things will be that bad. It's what he does, and has always done pretty well. At this point I'm at "time for you to go...thank you for your service" with Mike Cummings. Has he really shown any reason for us as fans to not feel that way?I think we both agree on the O line part. One of the great mysteries (well maybe not) of the Post-Edsall era is how the line went from a strength (UConn among top rushing teams, among best in pass protection) to a weakness. For years on this board there was a debate about how either Edsall's O line recruiting dropped off horribly or DeLeone was a horrible line coach who tried to fit his scheme (zone blocking) with talent not suited to it. Myself, I think we're suffering from post-DeLeone system. Now add Verducci and his old school ideas (especially on third and short) and we're six years into poor OL coaching/philosophies
You hit the proverbial nail on the head with JC kids. It's time to take a few and restock the OL.Quite simply our diamonds in the rough OL program went bust.
And it has been frustrating to watch our recruiting process seemingly neglect this area for a very long time. If we can't get HS, I wish we could pull in a few transfers, JC kids or Canadians.
There is an old adage that you can't let the same team beat you two weeks in a row. Why he is even talking about Navy? It shows me that he is letting every loss build upon the one prior. Navy has now beat him at least 3 times.
Someone posted a Captain Queeg photo the other day. That is what he has become.
. Love theme continues and ECU was an "uptick"
I really, really want to hear from Benedict. Silence is consent.