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A random SCUM thought- If you are making a play action fake to a RB that is not there then someone doesn't know the play (this has happened several times is the 3 halves of SCUM football I have watched this year). If the RB doesn't know the play, that's a problem but if it's the QB, that doesn't know the play that's a very serious problem.
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The issue is that it will be very hard to quantify because a kid earning 7 figures as a true frosh will be expected to produce damn near all conference stats from day 1. For instance, the scUM NIL cant be happy that Underwood is starting the year as a backup. And the pressure will only get worse if he's not starting by mid season if not game 3. And in essence, a true frosh QB should be allowed time to learn the playbook and adjust to the speed of the game. But we're setting up these kids to fail because theyre getting paid so much.
I think the issue is Scum fans saw what they wanted to see last week, but in the end Underwood is a freshman and showed it. The money spent on Underwood probably pushed him into being used too early.
Thats what I said several times, and this was my most recent post stating the same thing. And with him being 18, no one knows if he'll get better from the early adversity(which scUM faithful are hopeful of). Or he could massively regress, no one truly knows. He's succeeded at every level until now, so who knows what adversity will do to him. And scUM made an expensive experiment to try and find out
A random SCUM thought- If you are making a play action fake to a RB that is not there then someone doesn't know the play (this has happened several times is the 3 halves of SCUM football I have watched this year). If the RB doesn't know the play, that's a problem but if it's the QB, that doesn't know the play that's a very serious problem.
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