Those are the kind of excuses I'm talking about. Jimbo is supposed to be a QB whisperer/offensive genius. W/last year being Calzada's 3rd year in the system he shouldn't have looked like a deer in the headlights in damn near every game. It was completely inexcusable for him to be so unprepared.

When you're billed as an offensive guru and the offense has been mediocre for most of your time it's a pretty big issue. He's hovering in Mazzone/Spav territory when it comes to scoring which we all know is nowhere near good enough to win the SEC or compete for a title.

Under Jimbo

'18 - #22 w/34.1 ppg
'19 - #70 w/26.8 ppg
'20 - #33 w/33.6 ppg
'21 - #60 w/27.3 ppg

Under Mazzone
'17 - #25 w/33.4 ppg
'16 - #38 w/32.2 ppg

Under Spav
'15 - #70 w/26.7 ppg
'14 - #36 w/32.1 ppg

Under McKinney (w/Spav as co-oc)
'13 - #6 w/42.5 ppg

Under Kingsbury
'12 - #5 w/41.9 ppg

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This post was edited on 8/11/22 at 10:53 am

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Posted by Ag_16

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Posted on 8/11/22 at 11:21 am to Dr RC

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I wouldn’t say those are excuses so much as facts. King was the guy, regardless of how good he is or would have been he was QB1 and I bet he got a major percentage of reps, even in camp with a “QB Battle” going on. Him going down was a big deal

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Deer in the headlights

I just don’t see how this is Jimbos fault, a coach can prepare you and give you all the tools but if you can’t use them or you freeze up in the moment, that’s on you. I can’t blame Jimbo for Calzada being scared or sailing the ball 30 yards over someone’s head

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