Read closer, I was referring to 2016. Had OB stayed, we may have made the playoffs in 2014 if we avoided the injury bug.
Interesting interview with Brenneman and Hackenberg
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He was never the best any style QB in the country. What style fits inaccurate qbs with no mobility, no pocket awareness and bad decision makers?
Never mind the fact that he was a very precise passer (as opposed to accuracy which includes receiver play, blocking, play call, you know, all the things that John Donovan and company couldn't do) which flies off the tape when you look at it, tremendous pocket awareness as demonstrated throughout his freshmen season and great decision making during the second half of his freshmen year. Then the clown show made it's way from Nashville to State College ruining two seasons. Hack did his best given that he was the offense for two years and got us to 7 wins. Hack and the defense was the story of both years. Put any less of a QB under center and we win 3 games each year, maybe.
Time for ignore for Wally B. His inane ramblings are cluttering up too many threads.
Notably, after Franklin, Donovan and Rahne were done with him. Again, the fact of the matter is he was less of a QB when they were done with him than when he arrived AS A FRESHMEN. That is a fact. They ruined his career. Deal with it.
How many games did Barkley play in 2014? Zero you say? How many did he start in 2015? 6 you say? Sorry, my point stands (the film backs it up as well), Hack was the offense in 14 and 15. He got more help in the later but not much because the coaching was that bad.
He played 11 games in 2015 and had over 1,000 yards rushing and almost 200 yards receiving…your point is still wrong.
Hardly, go break down each game. You won't but you should. I am right and I think you know it.
