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re: Pretty meh QB's across the board this year in the SEC...
Posted on 8/25/16 at 12:09 pm to SammyTiger
Posted on 8/25/16 at 12:09 pm to SammyTiger
This has been the case for several years.
The problem, generally, has been the lack of long term starters-- a large number of SEC teams have cycled through starting quarterbacks, with few tenures being even a full two seasons under center-- and the exceptions have either been underwhelming (Harris, Dobbs), or the really good ones around the league (Dak, Allen)-- which is really what TN and LSU should pin their hopes on this year, that their experienced signal callers find their strides.
OM has done pretty well with 2 year quarterbacks of late- but no one else has quite that kind of experience. When you get QB situations like Florida, Georgia, or Vanderbilt, it is very hard to get good QB play from week to week, or for any single player to establish themselves as The Guy, for long enough to get that top end experience.
The problem, generally, has been the lack of long term starters-- a large number of SEC teams have cycled through starting quarterbacks, with few tenures being even a full two seasons under center-- and the exceptions have either been underwhelming (Harris, Dobbs), or the really good ones around the league (Dak, Allen)-- which is really what TN and LSU should pin their hopes on this year, that their experienced signal callers find their strides.
OM has done pretty well with 2 year quarterbacks of late- but no one else has quite that kind of experience. When you get QB situations like Florida, Georgia, or Vanderbilt, it is very hard to get good QB play from week to week, or for any single player to establish themselves as The Guy, for long enough to get that top end experience.
Posted on 8/25/16 at 3:16 pm to BoardReader
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being even a full two seasons under center-- and the exceptions have either been underwhelming (Harris, Dobbs)
Harris has only started 1 season.
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