Since the staff is committed to Leonard and won't change, we can only hope that
The game plan takes advantage of what he can do, which is run, and throw for the most part accurate short passes when he's not pressured.
But we all know there will be one or more games going forward where the defense will have answers for Leonard and the question at that point becomes, will the staff be willing to admit the obvious that he would need to be replaced?
I hate to say it, but with Leonard, we are running basically a modified service academy option offense with a little more passing.
Replies to: Since the staff is committed to Leonard and won't change, we can only hope that
Leonard is a wildcat QB, get used to it
(no message)
In fairness, the service academies are much better at passing over the last few seasons than RL. Not
A bash. Just the truth.
I don't think that is quite accurate.
(no message)
see links: Greater to = QB RTG, Greater Avg YPA, greater to = TDs/INTs
https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4686164/tai-lavatai
https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/stats/_/id/4879928/bryson-daily
https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/stats/_/id/4580590/zac-larrier
Link: https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4686164/tai-lavatai
Urbie won a NC at Florida in 2007 with dual QBs, Leak and Tebow.
Leak was the passer and Tebow was the bruising runner. It can be done, but it is really rare.
Would ND follow that model?
Lets not get crazy, Uribe was a proven coach, big difference
(no message)
I don’t personally like it, but that’s our only real chance.
(no message)