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No. We have a small portion of the fan base that feels the need to exaggerate everything to shlt on the starting QB like coaches are skimming this forum for tips to base their depth chart decisions on. The defense did not force 6 turnovers that game. They forced 4, and one came at the end of...

4. 2 INTs, one each for Redwine and Johnson, and 2 fumble recoveries, One by McIntosh and one by Garvin. And two of those happened with under 8 minutes to play and the game already in hand. We didn't attempt another pass.

All I said, in response to the comment that Rosier played "bad" against Virginia Tech is that he played well enough to win. He accounted for 3 of our 4 TDs and 282 of our 400 yards of offense. If bad is accounting for 3/4 of the offense and points, what the **** is everything else? How bad is it...

How many points did the defense score? You can't win if you don't score points. And it's not like the turnovers gave us short fields. All of them happened on our side of the 50. The two Turnovers that led to scores were 56 and 61 yards. We had 4 scoring drives of 87, 69, 56, and 61 yards, with...

I didn't say he played great. I said we don't win that game without him. Outside of Homer breaking one long run, Rosier was the entire offense.

Stop. Of our 4 TD's, Rosier accounted for 3. No he wasn't perfect, and yes he threw some picks, but saying he played bad in a game where we don't get a victory without him doing the things he did is a little over the top.

He didn't do much in the passing game against ND because we were up 27 points at the half and handed the ball off the entire second half. Malik had 2 TDs and we were up 27-0 before Travis Homer cracked 5 yards.