Sure looks like he will be since the game plan went off script and he played more than was expected.
Grier should be the starter, but idk how people are coming to that conclusion based on last nights game. He did not perform well. But the reason he should be the starter is because we can't run worth a damn and we're gonna have to pass to open up the offense.
But reading other boards the consensus seems to be Treon messed up the offense and I'm really wondering how people are coming to that conclusion other than bias. He played 10 snaps in the first half, Grier got almost all the snaps and we only had 10 points on the board (granted we should have had 16 but we have no kicker). Then Grier again started the second half and other than the one scoring drive we couldn't move the ball at all. And in the stretch he threw at least 3 balls right into the chest of defenders, two of which could've easily been pick 6's. Which is the the entire reason Mac put Treon back in the game to begin with, we weren't moving the ball. People are acting like Grier was moving the offense up and down the field and Treon came in and screwed everything up. Our only sustained drive in the second half came when Treon was in the game and that TD finally gave us breathing room. Our issues go way beyond who the QB is. But yes Grier would be starting if I had to make the choice.
Thomas Golkamp has a nice little article suggesting that Mac needs to choose one or the other, cause when the cold QB comes in, he is initially not very effective.
Green is behind the secondary!I seem to remember when 2 QB did pretty well against a team of criminoles with only 1 QB....
Grier better step it up he didn't look like a good decision maker at all against ECU.
Yeah, he better not throw multiple interceptions against Kentucky as a redshirt freshman. Can never go on to win SEC titles or be a great QB if he does. <wink>
Wuerffel as terrible in practice as well and Spurrier even said as much plenty of times. He was a gamer. Grier is a redshirt freshmen. I suggest giving him a bit of a chance.He has been prone to it in practice also supposedly. Of course he will get to show what he is made of but you can't just write Treon off if he ends up being the better option with this team.
He did in the first half until he was inexplicably yanked.Grier better step it up he didn't look like a good decision maker at all against ECU.
He did in the first half until he was inexplicably yanked.
You're in a 10-7 dogfight near the half. Your QB has picked up where he left off a week ago...on the money. Pull him. Giving the other guy his shot > winning
He did in the first half until he was inexplicably yanked.
You're in a 10-7 dogfight near the half. Your QB has picked up where he left off a week ago...on the money. Pull him. Giving the other guy his shot > winning
Grier hit two defenders in the numbersthat would have been sure picks in conference. I have no issue with Grier being the starter, he likely should be. However, we need not pretend he ia Danny or Tim........long ways to go!
Up until this point I think that Treon has played a little better...probably with more poise. I've actually been impressed with Treon's accuracy with the football and I don't think that Treon is so much better of an athlete than Grier but he's a patient running and he knows exactly how and when to run...he's a really smart runner. I noticed that last week...he doesn't take big hits and he just kind of slides around the field and finds little seams to get yards that don't appear to be there. Treon also has throws a good deep ball so far too. Having said that I think that Grier is a much better passer, because of that IMO Grier is going to probably throw a couple of picks that Treon won't but that's mainly because Treon isn't as confident throwing the ball. Grier just anticipates the throw better and gets the ball out on time more often. I think that the one thing that's really hard to measure is if Grier really is a gamer...he's had little time on the field in the game where Treon played half of the year last year. I think that there is some merit to letting these guys play..pulling them and putting them back in isn't a good thing...I've seen it effect Treon some but I think that he's handled the rotation a little better than Grier has so far. It's so hard to really say who the best guy is...but if the coaches think that Grier has a much higher ceiling then they need to leave him in and let him get his 'sea legs'.LOL@ this narrative that Treon being inserted somehow ruin Grier's play. Treon got exactly 10 snaps in the first half and then was yanked. Grier then started the second half and played into the 4th when the offense became ineffective again and then Treon was put in. Somehow Treon's 10 plays in the fist half ruined the offense for basically three quarters. Ok. You guys' bias continually show. I'm sure Mac was more concerned about his QB rotation that winning, makes so much sense.
I wondered if there was something that I didn't see on those plays, if there was some misscommunication or if Grier was just that far off. So far he had been really accurate with the ball so it seemed kind of weird.Go look at the 2nd throw, it was a CLEAR hold and mini tackled by ECU's awful sloppy white DB and it didn't get called as he just flat out grabbed and held onto worton for dear life. Then, of course, the very first play of ECU's next possession was a penalty on Morrison for doing half of what they did on 3rd. It's immaculate how officials nitpick Florida's games against their favor, it's obviously never going to end.