Hugh, do you realize the playcalling that Kaaya has put up with his first two years? Have you ever actually looked at the route combinations? Go look at the end of the FSU games and watch the routes being ran on our final drives. Go watch route combinations from every game throughout the two years.
Do that, then try and blame every single problem with the team the last two years on Kaaya. I wish Kaaya had helped Swazey get the proper credentials to actually get in the locker room with the team. I wish Kaaya had helped Dorito learn to stop a run up the middle over 4.5 years. I wish Kaaya had helped Alex Gall get a push in at least one play in a season. I wish Kaaya had realized that Dallas Crawford didn't need to play so much at safety and had taken him out. I wish Kaaya hadn't experimented with rotating the offense live every single game.
Kaaya is the only reason Al Golden got fired. If he had stronger willpower over his team Golden would have already broken the 36 game winning streak.
The excuses are plentiful.
So now acknowledging that you can have an excellent QB on a crappy team is an excuse?
Some of you guys should be half as demanding of yourselves as you are of our Heisman caliber QB. Same dudes were probably dragging Dorsey through the mud and couldn't wait for the strong-armed gunslinger Berlin to take his spot.
Lol, don't worry I am. It allows me to make more money to give back to the U, lol.
Anyway, the argument you just made was the opposite of what I've been saying. Dorsey was a winner, Berlin had the physical tools. Brock had his moments too though. That Florida game in 2003 at the OB still lives with me.
What I've gathered from your posts:
1) Kaaya is condemned by one or two plays against the best defense in his conference. In perpetuity.
2) The team has no bearing on an individual player's performance.
3) The coaches have no bearing on an individual player's performance.
4) The opposing team has no bearing on an individual player's performance.
5) How much money you make is supposed to add validity to these points.