I've watched several practice videos, and in all of them I've seen the snap going over the QB's head?? Fortunately in every clip I've seen, the QB was able to jump up and get the errant snap. Aside from the chance of a disastrous fumble, even if the QB jumps up and get the ball, the play timing is off. It's happened over the first few days of practice (ion the videos I have seen) and keeps happening. I'm wondering why they don't get that fixed? IMHO, that's a 'Hair-On-Fire' emergency! Thoughts?

slow and lobbed and threw the timing off. Check the last play of he first half before our field goal against Penn State in the semi finals. A perfectvexample. It happened to Angelli on that play but Leonard seemed to always be saving bad snaps all year.

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If Ashton Craig has healed enough to the point where he can play at full speed, then he'll start.

Otherwise, Joe Otting will be the starter.

I'm comfortable with either of those guys starting. Otting was plugged into the C spot last season when Craig was lost for the year, and there was no dropoff in performance.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

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DOH!

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Maybe=, but IMHO these guys have been playing for years so this is a basic skill. I know it's early in practice - but these guys have been doing this quys have been doing this for quite a while. Our old high school Head Coach football would have gone crazy to see seasoned starters making these kind of errors!