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Jarren Williams Transfering

Caneillac said:
Pope is a good kid & his teammates love him. He’s frustrated as ****, just like Jarren, Hightower, Lingard, Nesta, all the DB’s etc......no reason at all that those kids shouldn’t have been seeing the field.
Hightower & Lingard we’re ready to play from day 1, but the politics behind the scenes kept them off the field.
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Nesta should've got more burn. I understand him not being a starter at DT as a true frosh. But he should've seen more defensive snaps than he did.

I'm surprised it hasn't been brought up as much, but Hightower from what I've seen was our best WR outside of JT. I was shocked to see his PT essentially disappear. I knew he was injured at some point. But I heard nothing about him afterwards.
 
ssvir said:
@SinCityCane tell me what I said that was inaccurate?

Can't wait for you to tell me Lil Jon sucks at his job (probably true but neither you nor idea really know if that's true or not) or that Richt sucks at playcalling (probably but unless you know what play has been called you have no idea whether it was a **** up by the OL, a wrong route run, a misread by the QB, etc).

One of the QBs is going to transfer when a starter is named but you, me, and 99% of everyone else have no idea if the right choice will be made or what went into that choice. Hopefully the guy making the decisions makes the right choice.
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"Rumors" of poor QB coaching? We've seen Kaaya & Rosier regress under this staff, have not seen the more talented, younger QBs develop, saw Allison (& now maybe Jarren) bolt. Jon Richt has no business as a QB coach at a major program. His resume is a joke. He should be helping Mom out with water.

"Redshirt, learn your craft, wait your turn, then win the job whether that's as a RS Freshman or a RS Junior"? This isn't the 80's or 90's. Look around the country. The better QBs are much more developed out of high school & are typically ready to start or contribute at a place without an elite, established QB.

"Richt has been stubborn thus far but maybe they do make some changes"? Have you listened to his interviews lately? His head is further up his *** than yours is. He's not making any changes. He's on his last crusade & will ride "his way" into the sunset.
 
SinCityCane said:
"Rumors" of poor QB coaching? We've seen Kaaya & Rosier regress under this staff, have not seen the more talented, younger QBs develop, saw Allison (& now maybe Jarren) bolt. Jon Richt has no business as a QB coach at a major program. His resume is a joke. He should be helping Mom out with water.

Kaaya was great the 2nd half of his last season w/Richt. Allison transferred b/c he got hurt and his dad was an a-hole. Malik only played b/c Kaaya left early and then Allison transferred. He was a poor QB that the team somehow overcame to win a bunch of close games with last year and this year wasn't as lucky. N'Kosi, Cade, JW are very early in their development and if you look below its very rare to have a successful team with a "green" QB.

"Redshirt, learn your craft, wait your turn, then win the job whether that's as a RS Freshman or a RS Junior"? This isn't the 80's or 90's. Look around the country. The better QBs are much more developed out of high school & are typically ready to start or contribute at a place without an elite, established QB.

Disagree. There are a few elite guys that are the exception but most are 3rd or 4th year guys. Out of the top 15 to end the season only Bama, Clemson, UGA, and Texas have QBs that haven't been on campus at least 3 years. USC started a true Freshman and went 5-7 and he's more talented than just about anyone in the country.

"Richt has been stubborn thus far but maybe they do make some changes"? Have you listened to his interviews lately? His head is further up his *** than yours is. He's not making any changes. He's on his last crusade & will ride "his way" into the sunset.
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Caneillac said:
Pope is a good kid & his teammates love him. He’s frustrated as ****, just like Jarren, Hightower, Lingard, Nesta, all the DB’s etc......no reason at all that those kids shouldn’t have been seeing the field.
Hightower & Lingard we’re ready to play from day 1, but the politics behind the scenes kept them off the field.
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Tired of hearing about true freshman complaining about playing time.
 
kendallcanes said:
Tired of hearing about true freshman complaining about playing time.
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Freshmen won't complain as much if they feel the guy in front of them is better than they are. Nesta respects the **** out of GW.

When your 7-5 and the upperclassman in front of you continues to ***** up then your going to hear complaining.
 
ssj4cane said:
Freshmen won't complain as much if they feel the guy in front of them is better than they are. Nesta respects the **** out of GW.

When your 7-5 and the upperclassman in front of you continues to ***** up then your going to hear complaining.
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That makes sense on offense but on defense there's not a lot to complain about. The fact is Wiggins and Hightower got lots of PT for true frosh. Pope got some also. Kosi seemed to be more comfortable throwing to Brevin, Thomas, Wiggins and Harley. The guys need to keep working and it'll pan out. Pope needs to put on some weight just like Thomas did last season. Once that frosh 15 sets in he should be fine.
 
SIBCanes said:
Good leave! I want MIAMI HURRICANES on my team. Did Bernie leave when Jim Kelly started in front of him, did Vinny leave when Bernie started. NO they waited their turn. F these players I want someone who came here to be a Cane! Give me 53 DeeJay Dallas!
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kendallcanes said:
Tired of hearing about true freshman complaining about playing time.
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With the new rules, you're tired of College Football then.

Team going nowhere,...nothing going on at the end of games,...yet you're getting no burn like you were promised as a HS senior?

Why are people so happy to see kids get taken advantage of?

No players union or anything as we all try to pretend like this is not a huge, booming business. Things are still heavily out of their favor.
 
Caneillac said:
Pope is a good kid & his teammates love him. He’s frustrated as ****, just like Jarren, Hightower, Lingard, Nesta, all the DB’s etc......no reason at all that those kids shouldn’t have been seeing the field.
Hightower & Lingard we’re ready to play from day 1, but the politics behind the scenes kept them off the field.
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I do not share that opinion with regard to Lingard. That said, your point is well taken. What I find most incredible is that our schedule was so soft this season that these guys should have been getting reps in the bulk of our ACC Coastal games. The Duke game jumps off the page as a team that we should have beaten by 40+. ****, the networks were counting on it when they handed us a night game at home for that one.
 
SFbayCane said:
I do not share that opinion with regard to Lingard. That said, your point is well taken. What I find most incredible is that our schedule was so soft this season that these guys should have been getting reps in the bulk of our ACC Coastal games. The Duke game jumps off the page as a team that we should have beaten by 40+. ****, the networks were counting on it when they handed us a night game at home for that one.
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So you don’t believe our # 2 ranked Army All American RB was ready to play college football this year?
 
SFbayCane said:
I do not share that opinion with regard to Lingard. That said, your point is well taken. What I find most incredible is that our schedule was so soft this season that these guys should have been getting reps in the bulk of our ACC Coastal games. The Duke game jumps off the page as a team that we should have beaten by 40+. ****, the networks were counting on it when they handed us a night game at home for that one.
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I seem to recall Shaq's dad in one of his last posts here said something along the lines of "there is frustration in the locker room...all I'll say is that the general sentiment is the best players should play, period."

what's probably most sickening for me is that over the last 8-10 years, the vast majority of people here CLEARLY see things before our coaches have. Whether it's schematic related, recruiting related, or what players should/shouldnt be on the field. Time and again we are proven right because eventually something changes to justify our outcries.
 
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