re: A case study in how Kellen Mond has improved

I’m not pleased with how he’s played this year at all, but I would guess I’m not the biggest hater either. Part of me still holds hope another offseason in Jimbo’s system can help him out.

But anyways, it’s boring in the deerstand this morning so I wanted to take a shot at your question just because. (No scientific research done, I certainly didn’t google stats or anything).

Willing to switch:

Kentucky. Their qb sucks and can only run. Has not impressed against us or the other game or two I’ve watched of theirs.

Arkansas. Have seen the hogs post a lot of frustrations about their qb and my guess is Mond might do a bit better in Morris’s spread offense.

USCe? Weren’t they in danger of benching their starter against us if he did poorly (which of course he didn’t because our secondary knows how to make shitty QBs look like heisman winners).

Vandy or Mizzou? Haven’t watched any of their games this year to be honest.

That’s about all I got.

Arkansas yes
Auburn probably not
bama hell nah
Florida maybe
Georgia nah
Kentucky yup
LSU they should
Miss St another yep
Missouri no
Ole Miss maybe
South Carolina probably
Tennessee yes
Vanderbilt yes

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I'm not a fan of Mond because he lack pocket presence, often holds onto the ball waaay too long, etc. You seem to really like him.

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I don't really like him, but I do give credit when it's due and Mond has had some good individual games, primarily at home. I too think he holds the ball too long and he's not accurate enough for my tastes.
But I think he's good enough to beat LSU Saturday, hope he does his part to help the team.

I think he's improved. Jace helps but every successful QB has help, with OL and receivers.

Mond was statistically the worst QB in the conference last year, and has jumped to middle of the pack this year.