Would you consider Ian book mediocre?
Will Book get pounded next week by clemson?
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No. And no.
Book doesn’t have exceptional physical talent — not an elite arm or great size. But he’s good at a lot of things, which add up to a good QB. I see no reason why he would get “pounded” by Clemson. He played well the first time this season against Clemson.
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Book doesn't have a great arm and his vision can be questioned at times.
That being said, there's not another QB I'd rather have starting for ND next Saturday.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Mediocre? Anyone who considers Book mediocre is a fool...
and pretty much EVERYONE thought Book reached his "ceiling" last year...WRONG again. The kid wins...PERIOD.
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A mediocre 30-3 and unbeaten in ND Stadium..
my bigger concern would be if Kelly will be able to keep winning consistently like this after Book leaves.
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No and I don’t believe so. He’s experienced and elusive.
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No and no. Why would I think he will get pounded? He didn’t last time.
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I wouldn't say Book is mediocre - I'd say he knows how to win and will use every bit
of his talents (a bit limited in size and arm strength) and football instincts to WIN......as for next week, I see Venables putting a "spy" on Book, playing their CB's in tight 1:1 coverage, and blitzing the whole game.
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Pass Eff 31st, Pass Yds Per game 37th, Completions per game 51st. Draw your own conclusions.
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2 of those 3 are dependent on the type of offense you run.
NDavenue 7489 postsRun/Pass distribution, plays per game, etc.
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