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Valdez, I'm afraid Hawk won't do that though. He isn't looking to next year. He's trying to salvage this year and his job.
I think putting Hansen in would give him slack this year. Am I wrong?Valdez, I'm afraid Hawk won't do that though. He isn't looking to next year. He's trying to salvage this year and his job.
Not sure about that...he looks clueless on the sideline....and I saw him laughing at the end of the game. Maybe because $3.5M is coming his way.Valdez, I'm afraid Hawk won't do that though. He isn't looking to next year. He's trying to salvage this year and his job.
Cody would not start at N. Texas, or Louisiana Tech, or San Diego St, or BF Idaho St......I think putting Hansen in would give him slack this year. Am I wrong?
Keeping Cody in only tightens the noose imo.
I think putting Hansen in would give him slack this year. Am I wrong?
Keeping Cody in only tightens the noose imo.
You're probably right. :huh:Possibly. I truly don't think he can salvage his job. Perhaps the cost of his buyout can, but nothing he does. Unless by some divine miracle we go onto win 8 games.
underthrow INT to close out the half.
2 TD throws, at least, that he missed...one to Geer, and one to Sumler.That play was a TD with a good throw.
I'm with Jimmy on this. If Hansen was the answer he would have won the job. Hawk does NOT tailor his offense to his players strengths. Of the possible replacements Clark Evans is the only pocket type quarterback with the skill set that Hawk covets. I don't think he's ready for prime time but if you want a change so bad then what you're asking for is that we burn Evans' red shirt and get him in there. This would be a situation where he either comes out as a Matt Ryan type rookie phenomenon (10% chance) or comes out and gets his confidence beat out of him like David Carr (90%) chance. Still want to do this?
What exactly is the skill set that Hawk covets?
What exactly is the skill set that Hawk covets?
Yeah, I can turn around and say if WVU doesn't fumble the ball around they are up by 14 points too..
Little Hawk isn't the answer, but this program has many more glaring problems than him (WR, a defense with players that can run, a kicker)
Evans is a run first QB as well. So is Spond, and Hansen.Uh... the skill set that any coach would covet? The ability to read defenses and adjust, pocket presence, footwork, release extension, power, accuracy, leadership.
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The hype that Evans got would lead one to believe that Hawk thought he got a gem. If a change is in order Evans is the only one that fits the bill. Hansen is a run first quarterback and that does not fit the system.
Hansen won't learn the reads on the bench. We are now officially playing for next year.
Cody cannot execute the screen pass. He had Sumler for a large gain and 1st down in 3Q and can't execute. Too many wobblers.
Hansen may be a step back, but we got to see if one step back can eventually mean 2 steps forward.
Game experience outweighs practice imo. I'm not trying to say practice isn't important, but it will never be as valuable as a game is.I thought that was what practice is for. I thought the idea was behind practice. The idea that someone can only get better by playing in a game is off-base in my opinion. Does game time experience help, no argument, but you have to be able to show you at least know what your are trying to do in practice.
Now since I have never watched a practice I have no clue as to how Cody and Hansen look during the week. Just making the point that you can get better sometimes by watching and learning as well.
Uh... the skill set that any coach would covet? The ability to read defenses and adjust, pocket presence, footwork, release extension, power, accuracy, leadership.
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The hype that Evans got would lead one to believe that Hawk thought he got a gem. If a change is in order Evans is the only one that fits the bill. Hansen is a run first quarterback and that does not fit the system.
Evans is a run first QB as well. So is Spond, and Hansen.
The announcers on espn (including CU alum Chris Fowler) can't help but say what a $hit qb we've got. Awesome.
Speaking of Folwer, is it in his espn contract to never say anything about having gone to Colorado ever?
They spent 5 minutes talking about the Miracle at Michigan and how Fowler went nuts celebrating in the studio in Bristol.
So the long term goal under Hawkins now is to win 6 games and go to the Linens N Things Bowl? Lame.
Well since we've only won 6 games once in his four years (forget this year), I'd say that would be a lofty goal.. :lol:
I don't see how Cody beating out Hansen in practice automatically makes him the better gameday QB. I also fail to see how Hansen playing last year as a true freshman and playing poorly automatically makes him a failure that will never amount to anything more than what Cody currently is. Here's a hint, it won't be hard. He's one of the worst QBs I've ever watched play the game of football at a college level. He fails to see blitzes, can't hit moving receivers in stride, can't slide away from pocket pressure, he can't even throw a decent screen pass. I love the guy, but it has to be time to see someone else.
So the long term goal under Hawkins now is to win 6 games and go to the Linens N Things Bowl? Lame.