“Wimsatt gets too much blame?”
It's a totally different game if wimsatt just completes more passes in the first couple drives alone. Some of those passes never happened and runs by Kyle never happened because he couldn't hit the side of a barn to get first downs. You can't take the passes he attempted and see if we would have won. The game takes a path based on what happens during the course of the game. If we sustain some drives and maybe Maryland doesn't call the plays they called at a time...maybe a defender stays disciplined and is in position to make a tackle. Who knows. Bottom line, he gets a lot of crap because he is the qb of a team that has a poop offense and he's a massive part of the offense's failures.
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He was considered a "raw" recruit who needed development by Kelly's ND (they offered him but only school he ever visited was RU 2x). TBH, Schiano's Rutgers is one of the last places I would think of for QB development but here we are.
"Gavin Wimsatt (6-3, 200; Owensboro, Ky.) is raw, but the coaching staff likes a lot of his traits. Steve Angeli (6-3, 215; Oradell, N.J.) is a better thrower than some of the quarterbacks they already have at Notre Dame.
“I think this ends with Notre Dame signing Angeli.”
Lemming: “It’s hard to tell who Notre Dame really wants among Steve Angeli, Gavin Wimsatt and Drew Aller. They’re all good, but none of them are great."
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Kentucky took the Wimsatt loss hard:
"On Friday, four-star quarterback Gavin Wimsatt announced his commitment to Rutgers over Kentucky, Ole Miss, Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame and Oregon, among a host of other offers. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound Owensboro native is not only rated as the No. 1 prospect from the Bluegrass State, but he’s also the No. 3 dual-threat passer and a top 100 overall prospect in the 2022 recruiting cycle...Wimsatt is now Rutgers’ highest-ranked prospect in the class.
If losing Wimsatt to a Big Ten doormat wasn’t bad enough...."
Kentucky assistant reacts after state’s top prospect commits elsewhere
Kentucky just lost out on the state's top prospect.
Maybe if Rutgers kept drives going, maybe just maybe a first down throw here and there the Maryland offense wouldn't have had the opportunity to score. You shouldn't really post about football as it's clear you don't understand!! At all!!
When you are the worst QB in all of FBS the criticism comes with the territory.
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That’s every QB everywhere. Amateurs only know to blame the HC and the QB.
Hey Keith, "semipro", lol you know "semi pro" football players don't get paid. They actually have to pay for equipment and insurance. But as far as your intended meaning. Nil is compensation for the use of a players name image and likeness. For example, guys named Keith getting their rocks off and venting their frustrations about college football on message boards. This is generating engagement for rivals and can be displayed to advertisers as an example of the traffic this page can generate.
Their contributions are appreciated but interested to see what the group of playmakers looks like next year. I'm excited to see what Ben black can do with the ball in his hands. Also need some precise route runners. All of the RU guys cuts are rounded off, no sharp cuts or change of direction except for Dremel. Jaquae Jackson looks so stiff everytime I see him run or even move. Strong looks like a linebacker out there. Washington is inconsistent doesn't seem like he wants it. Dremel is the only sharp route runner on the team, need more attention to detail in that wr room. No one for strong to learn from, maybe Dremel.
will miss them as they all added something but Langan, every team needs a Langan
looking at his hs tape, I can't believe he was rated that high
Don't forget his first collegiate pass: the greatest most poised 4th down conversion ever executed. He was anointed savior immediately after that play.
On Saturday he had two run plays with huge holes, and he completely missed them, a third opportunity he tripped at the hole (which he saw late). I really hope for him to get back to form for next year, especially if we lost KM.
Not sure of what your analogy is getting at?
dude needs a timeout for that $hit. race baiting is bad!!!!!!!!!!!
it's kinda easy to figure out if Rutgers had better offensive production, their time of possession would increase. Maryland's time of possession would then proportionally decrease. Based on that you think they still score 42????
Until you need to get up and down to save $25 bucks under pressure…. Then the yip rears its ugly head again 😊
