ahoelsken
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MM was too loyal to older plays and would ignore younger players with more talent.
Mel Tucker had that issue as well in my opinion. See "Montez, Steven" as case in point here.
MM was too loyal to older plays and would ignore younger players with more talent.
No way MT was sitting a 5th year starting senior in his 1st year as head coach.Mel Tucker had that issue as well in my opinion. See "Montez, Steven" as case in point here.
It’s largely a CFB coach issue unless there is legit talent on the benchMel Tucker had that issue as well in my opinion. See "Montez, Steven" as case in point here.
MM had a horrible retention rate within his classes. His one good year was mostly Embree recruits and what recruits he did have that were leaders and playmakers were all in the defensive backfield. MM was good at defensive back evaluation/development. He used satellite camps as a basis to recruit because he truly thought he could out think and out scheme everyone. It works at SJSU, but not at this level. Overall, the proof was there that he absolutely was not good at talent eval/roster management.Are MM snd MT just really bad at talent eval/roster Mgmt?
LOL at the people thinking all three QBs will get plenty of snaps.
According to Mark Johnson from his response to someone asking that question on FB, it appears he is well liked- "Sam's a very good athlete. Runs very well. The players love him...and, he's got a nice arm. He just hasn't had a lot of time under center...but, he's a very smart kid. It appeared during camp that it was potentially heading this way."Has anyone ever heard how the other players feel about Noyer? Is he well liked and respected? ...or do we just not know anything about the guy
No one was expecting him to but there were plenty of opportunities to get a backup in with an opportunity to do something other than hand the ball off twice and kneel to kill the clock.No way MT was sitting a 5th year starting senior in his 1st year as head coach.
What is the physical difference between Sefo and Noyer? NOTHINGI believe Noyer is the better athlete and if we are moving towards a lot of RPO stuff I think Noyer is the better option. Run heavy offense with our stable of backs. A little RPO, and some dink and dunk passes to let our playmakers at WR make plays. Along with our D I think we will be good.
Lewis can watch and learn, I am sure we will see a few set plays for him to get his feet wet and used to the speed of the college game. The more he learns, the more he will play. 20ish practices is not enough to get a true freshman ready to play.
I am going to assume that Lytle cant run the RPO style we are leaning into. Therefore, Noyer got the job with Lewis in waiting.
They both refused to get backup QBs any meaningful reps. KD's biggest mistake was not trying to bring in a transfer of some kind for this year.
It’s largely a CFB coach issue unless there is legit talent on the bench
I think your last paragraph says it the best. Hurt feelings. If they benched Montez, he would be done. Did not have the mental ability to overcome that.No one was expecting him to but there were plenty of opportunities to get a backup in with an opportunity to do something other than hand the ball off twice and kneel to kill the clock.
There were some games where it was obvious halfway through the 3rd quarter than Montez wasn't going to win the game.
Against Oregon we lost 45-3. The backups got exactly 1 (one) pass attempt.
Against Washington State we lost 41-10. The backups got 4 total pass attempts (Stenstrom 3, Lytle 1)
UCLA 31-14, backups with zero attempts.
Utah 45-14, backups with zero attempts.
In four blowout losses the coaches were either set in their ways or afraid to hurt feelings so we end up with the backups getting a total of 5 passing attempts. And we wonder how we go into this season without a QB who knows how to find the huddle.
No way MT was sitting a 5th year starting senior in his 1st year as head coach.
That’s fine and I agree, but my point is that this is largely a CFB coach mentality, not something unique to CU.How talented or not our depth is doesn't excuse MacIntyre and Tucker not using blowouts like the last two games against CSU or 2019 Oregon game to get some of the youth on the roster live reps.
We all support Noyer. Having teammates that like their QB is not a bad thing. The OL will try their best to keep him upright.
I’m more critical of the coaches in handling the position. I’m not sure anyone could defend having your starting QB move to safety, enter the portal and then return in an 18 month timespan.
Good points. If MT would have played Stenstrom in those lopsided games, perhaps he does not leave and this QB controversy would have been resolved weeks ago?Not calling for that. Go back to the Oregon game last year, though. It was over at halftime. Why not take Steven out then or after the first offensive possession of the 3rd quarter and use the rest of the game to get a look at somebody else?
Same deal with the CSU game in 2018-that was 45-10 at the end of the 3rd quarter. It was probably over at halftime-even though they were technically within striking distance of us. Did Lytle or Noyer throw a pass in that football game?
That’s fine and I agree, but my point is that this is largely a CFB coach mentality, not something unique to CU.
Good points. If MT would have played Stenstrom in those lopsided games, perhaps he does not leave and this QB controversy would have been resolved weeks ago?
I honestly don't give a **** about Noyer playing safety or entering the portal.
What about CU football hasn't been chaotic for at least 15 years?Ok, but it seems like a pretty chaotic way to run a QB depth chart.
There's definitely a physical difference between Sefo and Noyer. Sefo was slow as molasses going uphill in January.What is the physical difference between Sefo and Noyer? NOTHING
Big, strong, quick QB
Runs through walls if needed
Semi accurate at best
Only difference is Sefo got to start really early and grew into the position, but honestly was never a dynamic thrower or had even average accuracy.
Noyer has my support, and if he can run RPO really well and can hit some good long passes, who knows? I just want 3-4 wins somehow. Give the ball to these good RB’s
If Stenstrom were still here would he have won the starting job?
I believe he entered the portal when Tucker was still coach. I guess in a sense it makes sense if the last staff gave the impression the reigns were going to be turned over to Lewis when he got here.I had that thought, too. But if he had any belief he was in line for the starting job, why leave?
MM had a horrible retention rate within his classes. His one good year was mostly Embree recruits and what recruits he did have that were leaders and playmakers were all in the defensive backfield. MM was good at defensive back evaluation/development. He used satellite camps as a basis to recruit because he truly thought he could out think and out scheme everyone. It works at SJSU, but not at this level. Overall, the proof was there that he absolutely was not good at talent eval/roster management.
I am not sure you can really say with MT. There is no question MT would have at least thrown (higher rated recruits) numbers at recruiting which is almost always a successful way to get a decent to good program.
If I recall correctly, Sefo had a hard time throwing to his left.What is the physical difference between Sefo and Noyer? NOTHING
Big, strong, quick QB
Runs through walls if needed
Semi accurate at best
Only difference is Sefo got to start really early and grew into the position, but honestly was never a dynamic thrower or had even average accuracy.
Noyer has my support, and if he can run RPO really well and can hit some good long passes, who knows? I just want 3-4 wins somehow. Give the ball to these good RB’s
I think Sefo would have done really well with those teams. Montez, I'm not so sure of.
You know who was a grinder and had perseverance in spades? Sefo.People significantly undervalue grit and perseverance when evaluating football players. Noyer may have limitations, but let’s give him a chance before writing off the season. The QB is a the second most influential person, second to the HC, in setting the culture of a team. Personally, it’d be great to have a team of grinders who understand the game are willing to do what it takes.