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CJ Bailey needs to come home

DMoney said:
I like Quarterback A, but here is a simple scenario to show how out of whack the board's perception of CJ Bailey is compared to reality:

QUARTERBACK A: 2,518 yards (61.5%), 13 TDs, 9 INTs, 126.5 QB rating, -111 rushing yards, 2 TDs (10 starts)
QUARTERBACK B: 2,413 yards (64.9%), 17 TDs, 10 INTs, 144 QB rating, 279 rushing yards, 5 TDs (10 starts)

Quarterback A is Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele. Quarterback B is CJ Bailey as a true freshman. Same conference.

Again, the national perception of CJ Bailey is much different than what you read on this board. Same story as Mendoza.
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Stats aren’t the full story, you know that.

Cal was projected to be the 3rd worst team in the ACC. JKS has elevated that team. When you watch him, he flashes and his talent jumps off the screen. He went in the road and beat a ranked team as a TF. I would argue JKS has done more with less than CJ. And I’m not anti CJ, but i think there’s legitimate discussion about other options.

If we go that route, we ride. But watching the last two games it’s fair to feel a bit underwhelmed
 
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Phydeaux said:
He is wildly inconsistent
But his ol pass blocking is atrocious and you can tell he is completely uncomfortable
Poor kid needs to get out of there to develop
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I'm talking about Emory looking worse now than what he did as a freshman. I'm not comparing Emory to Bailey. Its not even up for debate. Bailey is 100 X better than Emory, but he also stinks. Neither of them need to be the qb on this team.
 
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