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Who's Bubba Starling?

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Alright. At least OSU and Florida lost....(sigh)...

dp

Chill out. The receivers didn't step up. Catch the damn ball. We will live to fight another day. GBR! Beat Okie lite.

Bump

Thanks for the research. I stand corrected.

Completions are irrelevant if you throw picks at inconvenient time. Completion rates mean nothing when you're throwing laterals or screen passes all day for hardly any yards.. What does matter is presence, being able to run the football, and deciding what to do when the ball is in your hands instead of putting around. Lee has lost his confidence and his poise.. He looks like a beaten, down trodden puppy on the field. It's time for him to spend the rest of his days licking his wounds and warming the bench for the 1st strings. I don't understand how you can argue Green's stats were significantly padded considering the kid only got garbage snaps at the end of the games when our 2nd / 3rd string receivers were in. (Not saying much because our 1st string is almost as bad as our 4th string guys). However, most people are tired of Zac Lee's indecisiveness. I'm fine losing a game due to picks / bad throws due to freshman mistakes. I'm not fine burning the red shirt of one of the nation's top dual threat qb prospects only for him to never see game time. We're not going to win a Big 12 title next year or a BCS bowl with Zac Lee. We could do those things in 2011 with Cody Green and make a mid/high bowl game next year. It's a no brainer. All I'm saying is the expecitions for Cody are too high. When he throws the first pick the next start, are people going to jump off his bandwagon? I'm not expecting perfection, but I sense a lot of others are. He is young, let him make his mistakes, and let him learn from them.

I was at the TTech game. I'm not trying to knock the guy. He is not Jesus f-ing Christ like everyone else thinks he is. He threw at least 3 picks that were dropped during the ttech game. His stats were padded against sunbelt opponents like lee's are. Why is he so much better? He is better at stepping up in the pocket, but does that lead to a higher completion rate?

I'm dead serious. I remember we had stagnation on our offense, then during Kansas State time he went to the sideline to get a better feel for the gameflow, and we dropped 70 on them

Maybe this is beating a dead horse... I'm not going to go through 30 threads about what went wrong. If I remember right, during Billy C's last year we forced Watson to call plays from the sidelines....It seemed to me he felt more of the gamefow from there.. why don't we make him do it again?

Done.

NU 27 MU 13 Rushing 309 Passing 123