No Allen. One series with Gio and several with Oden.I left the game with 10 minutes left in the first quarter; did Allen get snaps or did they go right to Gio?
just plain Coachspeak..in print..
nothing about Hampton status?
No Allen. One series with Gio and several with Oden.
Yet he remains a starter on the depth chart. Its not worth the paper its printed on IMO.Hampton is out with the injury suffered vs Washington.
You're joking.That depth chart is meaningless. Laviano is the starter because he is the only one able to execute the position, and Gio will be used situationally.
Well if Ash really is looking for solutions, why didn't he allow Gio or Oden to throw the ball more?
Ok...I'll take your word for it. But Laviano is awkward as hell both in the pocket and running the ball. It allows the defense to tee off on the RB because they don't respect his runningI am not.
Well if Ash really is looking for solutions, why didn't he allow Gio or Oden to throw the ball more?
Ok...I'll take your word for it. But Laviano is awkward as hell both in the pocket and running the ball. It allows the defense to tee off on the RB because they don't respect his running
Well if Ash really is looking for solutions, why didn't he allow Gio or Oden to throw the ball more?
That depth chart is meaningless. Laviano is the starter because he is the only one able to execute the position
Didn't let them throw mostly because we would have been running up the score against an opponent whose game was over by the end of the third quarter. At the stage Gio went in, Howard was looking like the walking dead. Would have been very unsportsmanlike.Well if Ash really is looking for solutions, why didn't he allow Gio or Oden to throw the ball more?
They already know what they have w/all the QBs and don't need to "go looking" during games.
I never said they didn't want to see the guys play in a game. Of course they did, which is partly why they put them in. I'm saying that they didn't learn anything against Howard in the fourth quarter that they didn't already know.They know all they need from green jersey practice sessions? Uh, sure.
Guess Saban, Meyer and others who judge execution "under the lights" should just forget that and judge Gio as an ex-who's never played a snap in a real game-on practice solely. Right? All the data is there and "they already know what they have w/all the qb's". While this should rightly be sarcasm, methinks it wasn't, and well...
Really? What is clear is you and others have an agenda and dislike one QB. Ash and staff are looking to win games. Any good fan will root for the guy on the field. Try it out.Either way, love that Ash sees we aren't getting enough out of the QB position and is clearly looking for solutions.
Regardless of score, I am guessing we see someone other than Laviano.
Gio and Oden didn't play one minute against quality competition in the Howard game. They came in after Howard had basically given up, and had some good runs. Neither passed the ball.
The coaching staff has seen all our QBs play against a considerably better, considerably more fit, considerably less exhausted defense in practice. So the coaches actually know which QB has the best chance to help the team win on Saturday.
Yet now, based on virtually no evidence whatsoever, our fans have arrived at the conclusion that the coaching staff must be wrong to put Laviano in the game as the starting QB.
I guess I can see where we all hope that someone can come in and be this totally great QB who makes things happen and makes up for our terribly poor OL and WR play. But that's wishful thinking. Which is okay and all, but the coaches aren't going to act on wishful thinking.
There's just no logic to thinking, based on what little we fans have actually seen in open practices, scrimmages and games, that anybody can come in and do better than Laviano. At least not yet.
That's my opinion too. That doesn't mean Oden is ready yet. If he is, which is always possible but unlikely, then Ash was basically putting out disinformation to the press after the game. Because Ash himself said Oden "has a long way to go". Ash said that twice to emphasize the point.In my opinion, if the staff truly believed Laviano was the guy, they would not have burned Oden's redshirt. That fact is much more telling than the stats Oden and Rescigno put up.
Actually, I'm rooting for all the QBs. I want them all to improve like crazy in practice (including Laviano). I don't care who plays and I trust the coaching staff to make good decisions.Really? What is clear is you and others have an agenda and dislike one QB. Ash and staff are looking to win games. Any good fan will root for the guy on the field. Try it out.
It will be interesting to see what the staff does, with respect to the QB position, if and when we find ourselves mathematically out of bowl-game contention.its about the future..
Oden and Lewis..are the QBs of the future to lead the Rutgers program.
Laviano,Gio,Rettig are not the future..and this is a rebuilding year with a low win total..so Oden and Gio will play.
Oden and Lewis are the future starting QBS as Ash remakes the program,talent wise and Culture wise..
Really? What is clear is you and others have an agenda and dislike one QB. Ash and staff are looking to win games. Any good fan will root for the guy on the field. Try it out.
What's your definition of "execute"? We should all be very very concerned if this is true.That depth chart is meaningless. Laviano is the starter because he is the only one able to execute the position, and Gio will be used situationally.
Sorry I misread your comments and lumped you in with other posts. My bad.Huh? I don't dislike anyone. I think some are better options than others. Looks like Ash isn't exactly satisfied with what he is getting out of the position either. Not sure why you would be.