[teejers1]

"If you are arguing that it should be possible, in general, to have a playbook that "someone" can master during summer (no spring for Frosh, mostly) and play adequate football in the fall, I think you should become a coach. Arizona had to do that this year. Ask them how that turned out, with the 5 plays he could actually execute."

Oh, please.  The last rejoinder of The Defenders.

What about all those coaches out in the college football landscape who actually do play true frosh QBs . . . and "play adequate football?"  (See Nick Saban, this year, for example).  Should those coaches get out of the business for having the audacity to use a playbook that a true frosh can digest and implement in year one?

C'mon now . . .

P.S.  To redrum/TLV in another thread:  I didn't coin the "Hand me the Sears Cup, I think I'm going to be sick."  That came from "that other site," pre-Internet days (i.e., read it in the faxed version of the Rebel Rogue of Restroom Reading).

[teejers1]

"If you are arguing that it should be possible, in general, to have a playbook that "someone" can master during summer (no spring for Frosh, mostly) and play adequate football in the fall, I think you should become a coach. Arizona had to do that this year. Ask them how that turned out, with the 5 plays he could actually execute."

Oh, please.  The last rejoinder of The Defenders.

What about all those coaches out in the college football landscape who actually do play true frosh QBs . . . and "play adequate football?"  (See Nick Saban, this year, for example).  Should those coaches get out of the business for having the audacity to use a playbook that a true frosh can digest and implement in year one?

C'mon now . . .

P.S.  To redrum/TLV in another thread:  I didn't coin the "Hand me the Sears Cup, I think I'm going to be sick."  That came from "that other site," pre-Internet days (i.e., read it in the faxed version of the Rebel Rogue of Restroom Reading).