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Wood vs. Hirsch, Spring Conclusions
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somebody
Well-Known Member
+1
You can see improvement in both guys, but it's pretty clear that Hirschman doesn't have the same upside.
Hirsch didn't know JThom would be so wide open when he threw the ball. He the threw it to a spot where only JThom could get it. At least that's my interpretation of that particular play. And yes, JThom made a nice, diving catch. I'm going to enjoy seeing him play. The kid has skills.
Gold
Well-Known Member
What I don't get is how a ball that's snapped at the 35yd line gets thrown in the end zone and there's no one within 15 yards of the WR. Schematically, wtf was that. I have only two confidence instilling answers:
1. We are DARING CSU to throw deep over the middle on us in the first series because we plan on picking it off
2. A mutually agreed upon show of offensive force to make teams think twice about double covering Prich
My not so confidence instilling answers are:
1. Our safeties haven't realized you can't leave a gigantic part of the field open without giving up easy TDs
2. Our coaches haven't figured out how to teach #1
3. We are waiting on some true FR to step into the position because we haven't found a safety with good instincts
Gold
Well-Known Member
I don't have confidence in that group. Orms has great instincts, but can't stay healthy.
Not sure if we're still in the market for a transfer QB, but...
http://espn.go.com/college-football...seminoles-quarterback-clint-trickett-transfer
http://espn.go.com/college-football...seminoles-quarterback-clint-trickett-transfer
bigbang2
blindslighted
He is better than what we currently have.
somebody
Well-Known Member
Are you talking about Trickett or everyone on our roster now?
AKfan
New Member
How so? Connor was rated better coming out of high school (bigger, taller and faster). Connor also had significantly better offers.
Trickett has an arm. In the few snaps I saw of his at FSU, it was evident as to how his Dad talked Jimbo Fisher into extending a scholarship. But he never got bigger, he is still way too skinny to take the kind of punishment QB's take at the D1 level.
mac2012
bigbang's sock
But how many offers did Jordan Webb have to beat out Connor last year?
Trickett did really well for FSU as a freshman.
Buffenuf
massive tool
WB & CO. psyched the living sh*t out of Wood when they got here and could not recover him from their own mis-deeds and faux pas. They expected him to be perfect and excoriated him when he was less than; then wondered why the kid didn't/couldn't step up!
AS far as I observed, only two players got better last year: Bahktiari and Kasa. Bahk because of his brother and Kasa because he was a TE, the only thing WB knows how to coach. That staff wins the Ricardo Patton Memorial Award for making a whole team and almost every player on it, worse!
While it was ultimately correct that tweet was posted on April 1st.
I wouldn't say these are "really good stats" for a freshman with all the talent around him...
those are solid stats.
They are solid, and maybe they are very good for a freshman but I'd need to see some more to make a comparison
Trickett >>>>>>>>>> Fishback
They both available to play this year?
They are solid stats. I wonder how much of that had to do with the talent around him. Florida has athletes who never see the field who are better than some of the guys we are counting on to start.
If he were potentially interested in coming here (have we had any indication that he is interested in us) then I would leave it up to M2's judgement. Unlike our last transfer ex-starter he has actually won multiple games at a high level. If you can complete passes against SEC secondaries the speed of the game isn't an issue for you.
Most recent information I've read (espn, I think) suggests that Trickett has narrowed his focus to two schools, WVU and USF.