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MikeCane18 said:
There is no point in playing him more than a series or 2. Other players need the reps not him.
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don't sleep on Corch Richtie...he at least might want to give Maluk an entire half to himself to pad his stats...helps Corch's narrative..
 
Savannah St just lost 52-0 to UAB, a program that literally shut down Football for 2 years in 2015/16.

As a guy that actually watches FCS ball every week, I can definitively say they are the worst team in the MEAC.

Our starters should be in for 1-2 series tops, just for the sake of health if nothing else. The 2nd & 3rd team should play 95% of the snaps this game.

The coaches need to get some game film on the backup QB's to evaluate how they operate the offense & based on that, it should dictate how the reps are split in practice for Toledo week. And yes, I still expect Rose to be the starter vs Toledo, but one of the backups needs to play significant snaps in the 2nd half.

If Rosier is still struggling, prep week @ Home vs UNC is the time to make a change. And that's with whichever backup getting legitimate 1st team reps in practice over those 2 weeks leading up to the UNC game.
 
Somebody on a fb forum said that if the score isn't in the mid 30s before halftime then we have serious problems. I am inclined to believe that.
 
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They only completed one pass vs UAB lol, this should be a game for the young players
 
We should score every time we have the ball. We shouldn't have to punt once this game. Forget Rosier, it's time to move on from him as a starter.
 
Well, there is the Pitt loss where a high rank Miami team puked down their leg.
 
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huracan17 said:
don't sleep on Corch Richtie...he at least might want to give Maluk an entire half to himself to pad his stats...helps Corch's narrative..
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That may get him back on his Heisman Trophy track............ [This was a sarcastic post for those simpletons who are tempted to neg]
 
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