lol...I remember thinking that season...damn that Gillisle kid looks pretty awesome running the ball at the end of the game...and he's much bigger too...why isn't he getting the ball more?Are you insinuating that running Rainey and Demps between the tackles was not playing to our strengths?
Ha, good one!Are you insinuating that running Rainey and Demps between the tackles was not playing to our strengths?
I didn't know anything about Mac before we got him but I certainly BELIEVE that we got the right guy now. That's an awesome clip. I love our goal line running play where we break the huddle and they all line up heavy to one side...hasn't been stopped yet. I think that we've ran it 3 times so far.
Regardless of all of those things...Grier lacks experience at this level and he's a real competitor. In High School he could just out play everyone but he has to learn that this is big boy football and he players on the other side can put him out of the game. He seems to be a fast learner and he'll figure out when to run it, throw it away and when to slide. So far he's played amazingly well.What's kinda odd about Grier is that despite his great technique, release, and accuracy, and despite his father being an ex college QB and his HS coach, he demonstrates a surprising lack of understanding of the position like when to slide and when to throw the ball out of bounds. I think this comes from the low level of competition he played against in HS, he's developed a sense of invincibility from that. He's obviously learning though, throwing the ball away much more often now, and I think he'll learn in time to slide as well.
Very impressive indeed...we've got a good one for sure. I sure hope he stays healthy because he can do some big things if he keeps progressing.Offensively, redshirt freshman QB Will Grier is off to an impressive start, as his 106 completions and 65.8% completion percentage are the best marks by a UF freshman quarterback through their first six appearances since 1993, while his 1,204 yards and 161 attempts rank second to Danny Wuerffel among UF’s freshmen QBs during that span. His 3.33 touchdown-to-interception ratio only ranks behind Rex Grossman’s (14.00 - 14 TDs/1 INT) by a UF freshman QB through six games since 1993
Okay here is my only rant against Grier. He has to get rid of the ball. He needs to understand, once your outside the tackle box you can throw the ball out of bounds as long as it crosses the line of scrimmage. Last night, too many times it happened, he kept the ball and went down. You lose yards ever time you do that. Get rid of the ball...
What's kinda odd about Grier is that despite his great technique, release, and accuracy, and despite his father being an ex college QB and his HS coach, he demonstrates a surprising lack of understanding of the position like when to slide and when to throw the ball out of bounds. I think this comes from the low level of competition he played against in HS, he's developed a sense of invincibility from that. He's obviously learning though, throwing the ball away much more often now, and I think he'll learn in time to slide as well.
Well, you mean he's playing like a Freshmen at the hardest position to play in football. That is why all these games are vital for his experience and seeing all these different schemes on defense, Mizzou is coached very well and they did some good things on defense last night. Each time he runs onto the field it's gonna help him in the long run and our offense.
The main thing that I noticed, being a coach and all.. (or a female that's not a coach if you ask warchant) is the turnovers, NONE. That's the most important stat on that sheet. Mcelwain reiterated it yet again after the game. If you have a Freshmen QB in front of big crowds on the road not turning the ball over and BEATING himself and his team, and especially with our defense? You get what you saw last night, easy but boring blowout victories. This is like the Bama teams from 08 and 09 with Mcelwain as the OC on staff. Our staff knows what it takes to win ball games, and Championships at that. Im so psyched at the position we are in right now.
Let him figure things out. He's the best ACTUAL QB we've had in almost 15 years.
(I say actual because Tebow was a special case in a special system)
2003-06 Chris Leak (also from a small school in NC background) 2006 BCS-NC.
Pass can we do something about this troll?He should be taken off Scholly and kicked the F out of school. We don't need anymore embarrassments like him in our program. Cut him loose and let his sorry ass go to Auburn
He should be taken off Scholly and kicked the F out of school. We don't need anymore embarrassments like him in our program. Cut him loose and let his sorry ass go to Auburn
Too late, you're on vacay.I may have overreacted. I figured he would be out for the year with an injury playing behind our OL by this point in the season anyway
LOL seriously? You sound almost as bad as Instagator wanting to give Treon the chair over a positive weed test. You people are ridiculous and so damn judgmental.
it's also JYO (just your opinion).
Wrong oozzz-ieee, I wanted TH gone for HIS entire list of problems, starting with his failure to understand what the word NO means. (like with OJ, not being found guilty in court doesn't prove innocents)
I'm not going down his LONG list here again, and I, like most long time Gator fans, hope that it's all behind him now.
But one more toe outta line and (if I were in charge) HE'S OUTTA HERE!
The 'chair' has never been on my list, so your lying azz can just shut that kind of (straw-man) crap down.
IF you think that what TH has done so far while a Gator QB shows good TEAM leadership, then you're as stupid as you often sound here to me,,, nothing personal though, that's JMOHO....
I'm so hurt by you putting me on ignore. I love how you always take pot shots then when someone calls you on it you fall back and play the 'who me?' routine.