I dunno who would win out between Armstrong and Stanton. Both had a ton of accolades during recruiting. Which doesn't really mean much at this point. Armstrong has an edge being in the program a year longer. Still, we probably won't know who gets the nod for about another 11 months. It's not like Bo will make an announcement anytime before he has to.
I agree about 85%. I still think the fact we need to pad turnover stats plays into effect here. Perhaps padding isn't the proper term, keeping at bay maybe? I just think to silence some critics, Bo doesn't want to put us in a position where garbage time turnovers alter our national perception. But yes mostly it's just because we are 99% run when in the 4th and up by a good margin.
I find it unlikely that he gives a crap. All that matters is that we don't turn it over too much when the game is still on the line.
lolno. There's too many fans who haven't supported the current starter even when he was the best we had to offer by a huge margin.
Because when that happens, then Johnny Stanton will become the most popular QB on the roster. Because that's how it works.
You missed it NUance lol.Because when that happens, then Johnny Stanton will become the most popular QB on the roster. Because that's how it works.
He doesn't? Wasn't most of Kelloggs plays thrown? I could be wrong, but pretty positive I'm not.
A big part of it will be Beck (if he is still OC) comfort level with TA/Stanton. Beck has a lot more plays at his disposal than you think - he just doesn't have faith in Taylor's skill set - and I'm not sure how he feels about Johnny at this point.