It makes us extremely inexperienced at QB next season.
Is next season what we´re aiming for tho?
It makes us extremely inexperienced at QB next season.
Jordan Webb is the best QB we have, and we might never know about because of last year. Connor Wood will not hit anybody to get a first down or a TD. We all know that (I think). I still remember the WSU game last year where without him, we would have been 0-12. If that matters.
I feel the complete opposite. Webb may have played for some awful offenses, but he's had what 30+ starts in his career and has shown absolutely nothing. Wood has struggled lately, but he's won a couple games this season and has one game where he threw for over 400 yards. We're right about where most expected this team to be at this point, so what more does Webb bring to the table?
And maybe I was watching a different player, but "gamer" is not a word I would use to describe Webb under the old regime. I've never seen a QB sulk more after being contnually berated, trashed and verbally assaulted by an alleged head coach, in my life - his HC in Boulder caused him to look and act completely defeated halfway through the 2nd quarter in most games, because that was how the bewildered coach felt.
Last year was so f'd up as a football program you can't really tell how they are gonna be.....look at the defense being competent this year as compared to whatever that was last year. And Kansas in football is well...Kansas. I think that HCMM will go to Webb only if he thinks he is a better option than Wood.
I can see that side of things also. The coaches are going to play whomever gives us the best shot at winning. These guys are way smarter then the last staff. I actually trust them. I really do not or have not seen them showing the favoritism that Embree and staff showed.So 3rd times a charm eh? With as many starts as he's had in his career, you'd expect him to show some occasional flashes and I've never seen it from him. Again, what does he bring to the table that we aren't currently getting from Wood? He's got an abysmal record as a starter, a weak arm, some of the worst body language I've ever seen, is learning a new system in his last year of eligibility, and is coming off an ACL tear and legal troubles - I'm amazed he's still on scholarship much less in discussion to actually play.
Go with Gehrke or Sefo if we need a backup to play, at least that game experience will benefit us into the future. Webb playing does nothing for us IMO.
You see true freshman, more and more, starting in the NCAA. I just don't think it's a big deal. Is getting a game or toe of experience worth burning a RS for? That is the gist of it. That is for the coaches to decide. Maybe they look at this Apsay kid and say, "You know what, he's as good or better than Sefo, lets go ahead and get Sefo in there. OTOH, maybe they think Sefo has so much potential and is developing so well that they prefer to salvage a RS. Who knows?It makes us extremely inexperienced at QB next season.
"First time ever?" :sad2:For the first time ever, DBT strikes me as almost logical in this thread, but that's compared to some pretty illogical things posted by a few others.
I wish HCMM would hand over our offense to BB2.
I still don't understand why we are so keen on redshirting Gehrke. I'm not sure what that does for us. Sefo, sure.
I still don't understand why we are so keen on redshirting Gehrke. I'm not sure what that does for us. Sefo, sure.
fify.......
Staff believes he can be a damn QB down the line with some development
Sent from a red light
So all these years he's just been held back by poor coaching and now he's finally ready to shine?
His career record is 5-26 and worse yet, here is a list of all 5 teams he has beaten:
Georgia Tech
New Mexico State
McNeese State
Northern Illinois
Washington State
His best win was against a decent NIU team that went on to beat Arkansas State in the GoDaddy.com bowl.
Look at the teams he has been on. Kansas has still been awful without him. CU would have lost with John Elway at QB last year
So what? Are we so markedly improved this year that Webb, after 30 career starts, is finally surrounded by the supporting cast that will allow him to shine? We're still not very good and I'm not interested in the reasons why a player in his final year of eligibility (i.e. can't help us next year) has been so bad in his career - and he's been very bad.
I'm still waiting for someone to explain what he brings to the table that we don't already have? This team has one boba fide weapon on offense and Wood, unlike Webb, actually has the arm strength to take advantage of PRich's deep play ability.
Did I miss something here? Is Webb medically cleared to play?
I don't think any one said Webb would "shine." Let's say we're down 7 in the 3rd vs ASU this weekend and Wood goes down with a concussion. Would Sefo be the guy to lead us to victory in his first pt ever? Highly doubtful. Webb is a guy we could plug in who has the experience to possibly pull out a W in a situation like that.