That’s two years

2020: 56.5%, 1645, 14/4 (shoulder injury 2019)
2019: 69% comp, 1394 yards, 10/4

Combined 62%, 3000~, 24/8 over 12 games

Against eventual runner up Ohio State in 2020 he threw for 500 yards, 5 touchdowns and a pick

Again, Penix was a glass cannon that was throwing for 300+ yards against very good B1G defenses early in his career. He actually used to run more but he can’t after destroying his knees twice. Washington didn’t magically develop him, he was already good but just needed to stay healthy

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Posted by UASports23

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Posted on 1/16/24 at 8:07 pm to UhOhOreo

Kodi Burns was just fired as the Saints WR Coach. If we didn’t have a WR coach that would have been an interesting angle if we looked at him.

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Posted by Carlton

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Posted on 1/16/24 at 8:07 pm to UhOhOreo

I have to disagree with this. He was actually one of my favorite players to watch. Myself and another poster argued about him a good bit. That first year he was up against some weaker opponents, the only one worth mentioning was Michigan State but I'm not taking that away from him, he performed well. The second year as his numbers show he was lights out at times and struggled with accuracy and decision making at others, although I loved him and Fryfogle. 2021 was a dud obviously but I think he was hurt some. I think he played his best ball at Washington because he was back with DeBoer, who he had in 2019, and Grubb. I wouldn't consider him the finished product at Indiana by no means put tons of talent and potential.

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