tyler durden
Tyler Durden
I prefer points to yards. His performance is not worthy of his risk profile based on a chequered past.And yet we’re averaging over 6 yards per play and there hasn’t been one bit of off the field trouble. That’s odd.
I prefer points to yards. His performance is not worthy of his risk profile based on a chequered past.And yet we’re averaging over 6 yards per play and there hasn’t been one bit of off the field trouble. That’s odd.
Yeah that seems clear to me. I wanted and expected CM to succeed but he had a fair chance imo and failed.We was the starter both years, if Sonny indeed made that promise to him (which I sorta doubt), it wasn't broken.
I have a really, really hard time believing that a longtime football coach like Chad Morris would want or expect another coach to promise his kid the starting position. Just does not seem like something a coach would do, so I don’t believe that happened. I think it’s pretty easy to say since he got the job that it was promised to him. Whatever.Yeah that seems clear to me. I wanted and expected CM to succeed but he had a fair chance imo and failed.
The entire remainder of the season is one game against OU.Hoover starts for the entire remainder of the season; then TCU needs to get a better QB in the portal in December.
Neither Morris or Hoover has the talent to lead a top 25 team with any consistency. Their top end is maybe 7 wins.
The 2 teams Hoover did well against, BU & BYU, have putrid defenses ranked outside the top 100. Outside of that, Hoover was very mediocre against the 3 competitive teams & threw more interceptions than TDs.
If we can’t get the portal QB; then Hoover or Morris will likely start until Hauss Hejny takes over.
Their ceiling is 7 wins?Hoover starts for the entire remainder of the season; then TCU needs to get a better QB in the portal in December.
Neither Morris or Hoover has the talent to lead a top 25 team with any consistency. Their top end is maybe 7 wins.
The 2 teams Hoover did well against, BU & BYU, have putrid defenses ranked outside the top 100. Outside of that, Hoover was very mediocre against the 3 competitive teams & threw more interceptions than TDs.
If we can’t get the portal QB; then Hoover or Morris will likely start until Hauss Hejny takes over.
I disagree. Hoover has done well, considering, as was pointed out above. I have no problem with him as the starter going forward.Hoover starts for the entire remainder of the season; then TCU needs to get a better QB in the portal in December.
Neither Morris or Hoover has the talent to lead a top 25 team with any consistency. Their top end is maybe 7 wins.
The 2 teams Hoover did well against, BU & BYU, have putrid defenses ranked outside the top 100. Outside of that, Hoover was very mediocre against the 3 competitive teams & threw more interceptions than TDs.
If we can’t get the portal QB; then Hoover or Morris will likely start until Hauss Hejny takes over.
Was thinking depth more than anything. I'm not sure any of these guys want to be a back-up either.Hoover is better than everyone on the list and not even close.
Was thinking depth more than anything. I'm not sure any of these guys want to be a back-up either.
You make good points, especially with the UT 2nd half. However, they had settled into a "prevent" look in the 2nd, and were merely trying to run out the clock. Additionally, I had moved outdoors at that point to listen to the radio broadcast and drink, so I wasn't actually looking at the TV set and seeing the formations/looks/etc. Against Baylor, we couldn't block a darned thing in the 1st half, while in the 2nd I really felt like they simply gave up while we romped. It was awfully lopsided.Agree for the most part, but not completely true. Frogs offense looked pretty effective in the second half with the longhorns (they have a good defense). The O line protected well and Mad Vac was on target with all receiver, particularly Savion. Then, he exploited baylor’s sorry defense like he should, and Wiley really woke up. Plus, Hoover effectively added the extra element of keeping the ball on the read. (Wonder if he actually got the green light from Briles, or if he decided to ask for forgiveness later?)
Given the option of Mad Vac keeping the ball, Bailey’s rushing yards should increase, plus our receiving corps and Hoover are dialed in.
With protection and aggressive play from our O line (?), our offense should be just fine.
Now, it is time for our Defense to get a bit of this attitude…
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This offseason is setting up to be like last off-season or worse as far as acquiring QB depth, IF Hoover looks good versus Oklahoma. Then Hoover will be the favorite to start 2024, Morris likely transfers and Dykes will have a heckuva a time finding a starting caliber QB in the portal to compete or backup Hoover. The coach also has to determine - has Hoover earned the right to start next season, and he doesn’t want to chase him away by bringing in another starter.
The Frogs depth may be worse next season because they may have a lesser backup to Hoover than Hoover was to Chandler. Hopefully Hauss Henjy adapts to the college game quickly, but I don’t believe in true freshman as an answer.
I have a really, really hard time believing that a longtime football coach like Chad Morris would want or expect another coach to promise his kid the starting position. Just does not seem like something a coach would do, so I don’t believe that happened. I think it’s pretty easy to say since he got the job that it was promised to him. Whatever.
And I don’t think CM “failed”: I think he played decent, got injured a couple times and the kid who replaced him the second time showed some promise, enough to where the coaches want to stick with him. It wouldn’t shock me at all if CM went somewhere else and played very well if he can stay healthy.
Disagree with all of that. As for the three competitive teams Josh QB'd against, a fair amount of our OL spent those nights on their backs....in spite of that his completion rate is around 63 % on the season.Hoover starts for the entire remainder of the season; then TCU needs to get a better QB in the portal in December.
Neither Morris or Hoover has the talent to lead a top 25 team with any consistency. Their top end is maybe 7 wins.
The 2 teams Hoover did well against, BU & BYU, have putrid defenses ranked outside the top 100. Outside of that, Hoover was very mediocre against the 3 competitive teams & threw more interceptions than TDs.
If we can’t get the portal QB; then Hoover or Morris will likely start until Hauss Hejny takes over.
It’s just ridiculous the knee jerk reactions and opinions on players. Hoover is a RS freshman who has started what, 6 games? And it’s not like he’s looked in over his head at all, even had two really really good games. And this guy already declared that his ceiling is 7 wins. Hell, he could have won 5 or 6 easily THIS year, as a freshman with a below average defense and no returning skill position players other than the TE. So basically the kid has almost maxed out his potential already based on what this guy has seen this year?Disagree with all of that. As for the three competitive teams Josh QB'd against, a fair amount of our OL spent those nights on their backs....in spite of that his completion rate is around 63 % on the season.
Happens all the time. And yes, there are sources, reliable ones, that said CM was pretty much promised the job if he came to TCU. You don't have to believe it for it to be true. Whatever. CM will probably be a good G5 QB.I have a really, really hard time believing that a longtime football coach like Chad Morris would want or expect another coach to promise his kid the starting position. Just does not seem like something a coach would do, so I don’t believe that happened. I think it’s pretty easy to say since he got the job that it was promised to him. Whatever.
And I don’t think CM “failed”: I think he played decent, got injured a couple times and the kid who replaced him the second time showed some promise, enough to where the coaches want to stick with him. It wouldn’t shock me at all if CM went somewhere else and played very well if he can stay healthy.
We got Chance Nolan last year. I know he didn't break camp with us.Getting a third (or fourth) QB for depth is basically impossible in the transfer portal era. Only the bluest of blue bloods have it.
No, I don’t. If he’s not ready to play, Sark isn’t going to start him over someone that is, unless he’s a damn fool. All the Mannings have to know that.Happens all the time. And yes, there are sources, reliable ones, that said CM was pretty much promised the job if he came to TCU. You don't have to believe it for it to be true. Whatever.
You think Arch Manning wasn't promised the starting job next year?
You sound like mediocre is good enough, it’s not.It’s just ridiculous the knee jerk reactions and opinions on players. Hoover is a RS freshman who has started what, 6 games? And it’s not like he’s looked in over his head at all, even had two really really good games. And this guy already declared that his ceiling is 7 wins. Hell, he could have won 5 or 6 easily THIS year, as a freshman with a below average defense and no returning skill position players other than the TE. So basically the kid has almost maxed out his potential already based on what this guy has seen this year?
So incredibly dumb.