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His QBR before yesterday ranked him in the top 6. His problem is that he is inexperienced and follows a series of QBs ranked in the top two in college football. That inexperience was front and center in the frustration that forced sideline interception in the end zone.
Wisconsin always has full grown grass-fed beef on the line. They are always going to get some penetration. I thought that line was better than I expected. They opened some good holes and got to their blocking assignments in the second level more than I expected. That said, McCord was running for his life too often.
I expect this guy to be ready for TSUN.
Wisconsin always has full grown grass-fed beef on the line. They are always going to get some penetration. I thought that line was better than I expected. They opened some good holes and got to their blocking assignments in the second level more than I expected. That said, McCord was running for his life too often.
I expect this guy to be ready for TSUN.
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In the last game Joel Klatt announced, he stated McCords problem is his foot work... focusing on that since, I completely agree... balls way too high or way too low are functions of bad footwork... Day mentioned it yesterday too.... That SHOULD be easy fixes
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Onebuckfan
classof76
Continue to grow..Day and Dennis can keep him growing. Day focus on McCord..Hartline can coordinate the offense. For once the D doesn’t need your attention.
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
A win against a decent conference opponent, away, at night, and before a hostile crowd is good training ground for Kyle. Similar to the ND game. He did enough to help us get the W but lots of room for improvement. Ball placement and ball security amongst them.
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Yes, was watching this in the last game and this game. Definitely correctable.
I have more concerns about his ball security and his tendency to make rash decisions in the pocket when under duress trying to dump the ball while still in the pocket. Sometimes just stepping up and/or eating it is the right thing.
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RugbyBuck
Our church has no bells.
100% second half completions with a TD. He’s our guy, whether we like it or not, and he’s holding up his end. Ball security issues? Yes, but he still only has three picks on the season. Accuracy issues? Yes, but he’s been baller in the second half of big wins. Madison at night is no joke and they’ve got a solid team. Getting him help from the RB room and from the OL and we’re in good shape.
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Bill Lucas
Assistant Coach
Ball security and learn to throw it away to avoid sacks, fumbles and interceptions.
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Buckeneye
I lead, you follow.
Mental leads to the footwork. Kyle's anxiety in the pocket at times is palpable through the TV screen, as a result the footwork breaks down with it. That's when he starts pressing himself and making questionable, rushed/forced decisions.
Dude needs to meditate a bit, eat some fruit or something.
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Kyle completed 11 of his last 13 passes. Which includes him having an injured foot/ankle.
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Would be interesting to see a breakdown of Kyle's 1st half vs 2nd half stats for the full season to date that's for sure
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RhodeIslandBuck
This guy's a real jerk
Pretty sure it's a mental thing for Kyle. You're the fucking man here kid, embrace it and act like it.
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