[socalstanfan1]

I feel bad piling on Nunes after just 3 quarters of football, but this is not all that encouraging.  Presumably, the ability to get the offense into the right play should result in things like a better 3rd down conversion rate.

This has always been my issue with choosing Nunes over Nottingham:  lets say we win this game, but Nunes looks bad in the effort.  Do you replace him?  I think Shaw says: well, he's our QB and we committed to him, he'll review film and get better, yada yada yada.  It is always difficult to replace a QB after a win.  So we somehow win today and maybe next week, and it's not until USC that we have a disaster.  What then?  Put Nottingham in right before the team's first road game?  Nottingham needs experience, these are the perfect games for him. 

[socalstanfan1]

I feel bad piling on Nunes after just 3 quarters of football, but this is not all that encouraging.  Presumably, the ability to get the offense into the right play should result in things like a better 3rd down conversion rate.

This has always been my issue with choosing Nunes over Nottingham:  lets say we win this game, but Nunes looks bad in the effort.  Do you replace him?  I think Shaw says: well, he's our QB and we committed to him, he'll review film and get better, yada yada yada.  It is always difficult to replace a QB after a win.  So we somehow win today and maybe next week, and it's not until USC that we have a disaster.  What then?  Put Nottingham in right before the team's first road game?  Nottingham needs experience, these are the perfect games for him.