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For a guy like Jacory, getting the ball out on time was key on certain throws. If he didn't, balls would either hang up in the air too long, be short, or corners could really break on them(with the intermediate stuff). When plays developed quickly and he got the ball out fast, he was pretty solid

I still recall that the times we decided to go hurry-up, we'd always run the same quick toss play, basically. It was maddening..

thank you ,every decade or so I come up with a good quip

That's the thing, and I guess you have to listen to the interview to really get what Jacory was getting at. But nobody here is stating that in a spread that Harris becomes skinny Vince Young or anything. But just that he's a more effective player, and overall, our program would have been better...

As flawed as Jacory was, Ive said for the longest, put him in spread(up-tempo) and he's a better college QB. It's something he alluded to, that he thought he was coming into at Miami - which was a system similar to what he ran at Northwestern. Honestly, same could be said of Kenny Kelly(after...

lol, thank you for being the Rhett Lashlee to that guys Mark Whipple. Seriously, that guy was on one... someone give him a hug or something, geez

really enjoyed this expansive 2-part sit down with Jacory Harris. I can't lie, like many other fans, I had a very conflicted view of him. I thought he was turnover prone and careless -- in addition to being productive and having some great moments, but hearing his perspective in part I, it...