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Also the business-like approach McCord has towards his development.
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so deep in the three major Offensive units right now. I can't remember being this confident
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Interesting stat for the Toledo game:
CJ Stroud QB rating: 256.9
Kyle McCord QB rating: 256.6
Just sayin': There's no quarterback controversy at Ohio State; however, QB2 is pretty good too.
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Stroud: 256.770
McCord: 256.571
That's a difference of 0.199, NOT 0.3. How DARE you minimize McCord's performance like that you Stroud-apologist!!!
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
A bit frustrating that Kyle hasn't been given the green light to throw the ball downfield at this point. Player development has to be a priority as well.
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ShowMeBuck
You know what? Chicken butt.
We want CJ to develop chemistry with the new receivers
We want CJ to win the Heisman
We want the new guy to also get reps
We want all this Coach and we want it right now.
We want CJ to win the Heisman
We want the new guy to also get reps
We want all this Coach and we want it right now.
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
It's unfortunate that you took my post that way. My long history here shows that I'm not a negative Nancy. You can multi-task. I wasn't saying he needs more playing time. I was saying let's take advantage of the time he is in versus running out the clock.
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ShowMeBuck
You know what? Chicken butt.
I was totally joking although I was half serious on some reasons although Day wouldn’t admit to them all.
I too expected to see more of Kyle throwing it by now for what it’s worth.
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If Kyle wasn't a bit off on some throws when he comes in, I'd be less worried about him getting reps but he has some. Timing and chemistry is built in the fire so practice time is great but not as effective.
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I am kind of in the same boat too honestly. There are only so many games we have the liberty of getting him live game reps throwing the ball. Lord forbid anything happen to Stroud, but I hope we are prepared if that happens. But then again, the same could apply to Dallan Hayden and getting him live rep carries with the depth at RB after Pryor went out for the season. All that being said, I do think we need to let Kyle sling it a bit more when he comes in and maybe get a 2 minute drill type of drive...may look like rubbing it in, but frankly I don't care and if the other team can't stop our backups, then that is on them.
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But wasn't the same thing don with Stroud when he backed up Fields? It seems like OSU doesn't use their backups much in the passing game in garbage time. Haskins didn't pass much behind Barrett either
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Correct, I attribute it to good sportsmanship and it has worked out overall, but it's not bad sportsmanship to have McCord throwing more aggressive passes to backups. If we have Stroud in up by 50 throwing deep passes, that is one thing. But any coach should understand developing a backup and getting them ready with live game reps, or they are just oblivious. Not directed at you obviously but it is a bit odd that we don't occasionally try some passes aside from a 5 yard out route when the backups come in.
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Buckeye doc
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He needs to go into a game with the 1s for a series or three, simulating what would happen if CJ is sick or injured. This week would seem like a great time to make that happen.
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