[Goose]

https://x.com/i/trending/2097330008310022592

In other news, rumors that Mike Norvell fired at Florida State. I thought they played well against a very good SMU team.They forced 4 turnovers and stayed in the game with explosive plays.

What did you think of FSU's QB play (former Stanford starter Ashton Daniels)?

His passing statistics were not impressive (12-23 for 125 yards). He did run for one touchdown and throw for one.

Daniels still is what he always has been. He is a QB that can run the ball well but is a very much less than adequate passer. None of his stops after Stanford have changed that. Obviously it wasn't a coaching problem or unique to Stanford. In today's college football, if you can't complete a high percentage of your passes you are doomed. A team that runs triple-option like Navy can win completing very few passes. However, even Navy can't win averaging a 52% completion percentage. I am absolutely amazed that any P4 program would consider Daniels as their #1 QB.

[Goose]

https://x.com/i/trending/2097330008310022592

In other news, rumors that Mike Norvell fired at Florida State. I thought they played well against a very good SMU team.They forced 4 turnovers and stayed in the game with explosive plays.

What did you think of FSU's QB play (former Stanford starter Ashton Daniels)?

His passing statistics were not impressive (12-23 for 125 yards). He did run for one touchdown and throw for one.

Daniels still is what he always has been. He is a QB that can run the ball well but is a very much less than adequate passer. None of his stops after Stanford have changed that. Obviously it wasn't a coaching problem or unique to Stanford. In today's college football, if you can't complete a high percentage of your passes you are doomed. A team that runs triple-option like Navy can win completing very few passes. However, even Navy can't win averaging a 52% completion percentage. I am absolutely amazed that any P4 program would consider Daniels as their #1 QB.