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Tate unequivocally won on the field during the last scrimmage; he took what was given and made it work/look better than the other two QBs. Enos said being the starter is also about how you 'handle failure, success, and the way you carry yourself when you walk in the building'. So, considering...

The film says it all, friend.

After reviewing the film Tate clearly separated himself from the other two with his escapability and decision-making. He was 6-10. The 4 incompletions featured a throwaway with Nesta in his chest, and the 3 drops hit guys in the hands with two being wide open. He never forced the ball into...

couple months back.

Tate had at least 2 drops by receivers, so the completion % belies his accuracy.

No. OSU didn't want him. Maybe I didn't understand the tweets, but dude can run his mouth because he never lost a H.S. or college football game and he's a baller. He'll fit in at Miami with his mouthpiece and he has that moxie we need to lead our program. I look forward to seeing him compete on...

And he went to a better school with better players than N. Starkel. Most H.S. want to play straight away...What's your point?

Day would never say this publicly, but the school's support of Tate's transfer seems consistent with him not being Day's priority. Tate is a special talent with an incredible H.S. career, and there's no telling what his ceiling is at the college level. Some guys just know how to lead and win...