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duh;1961244; said:Sorry it's hard to proof read with the boss man right behind you. I hope everyone got the just of it. :osu:
I'll make a stab at what you were trying to say:
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You want to know what Bauserman would look like?
Pop in the Illinois game from last year when Pryor went out and the game was close.
Yikes!
He looked like Rex Grossman and he just chucked it up.
IMHO the new coach should start Braxton at QB and live and die by him.
Just make sure the run game is working and hit the TE's.
Although, I'm not Luke Fickle and he is on a trial run, however you want to spin it.
Thoughts?
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1. Sending in the back-up always made Tressel very nervous. He called more conservative offensive plays than normal, which is saying a lot.
2. I doubt that Bauserman was ready, mentally, to be thrown into that situation. At least, he didn't appear to be ready to me. But I wasn't even in that stadium, much less talking to him, so I can't say for sure.
3. Perhaps the Illinois defense "smelled blood" and went in for the kill. Get #1 and #2 sorted out, and perhaps the defense would have been burned for some big plays.
I think you make a valid point about Fickle being on a trial run. (I know the "interim" tag is removed, but he is still on a 1-year deal, if I remember correctly.) He may want to play this very conservatively. He might give the ball to the guy who he feels will make the fewest mistakes. If he's around for the long haul, he may feel that Miller or another young guy will be the man - let him spend a year or two to get some in-game experience and be a total stud by his junior year. I don't know the answer, but I'm interested to see how this comes out.
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