There’s no fact based evidence to support your statement. It’s your privilege to share gut feel, opinion, and all that good fun fan stuff.
QH has performed admirably when he has had the opportunity.
This season’s schedule was tough, and compounded by injuries. Next season’s schedule appears to be tougher.
It might be another nailbiter of a season for bowl eligibility. I’d think our best chance for a good season offensively is QH. Perhaps this new towel waving WR coach can improve how our receiving corps handles the ball.
While I'm on "The Replacements," maybe we should hire Clifford Franklin as the WR coach!
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Absolutely agree with this.
And QH's press conferences, as I recall stating at the time, are really interesting. Remarkably poised and calm.
If someone beats him out for the job, so be it. But I'm more than comfortable with QH running the offense in the upcoming season (only 7+ months until kick-off!)
And here is the official answer about why Kendall is leaving - Hurts to Oklahoma. This seemed fairly obvious - Kendall saw the handwriting on the wall that Hurts was coming and decided he better hustle and start looking around while he could.
http://www.espn.com/college-football...-senior-season
OU attempting to block immediate eligibility for Austin Kendall at West Virginia:
http://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-...p1nwq2apdhzl8e
https://www.normantranscript.com/okl...3a17dc14a.html
Seeing as Jalen Hurts is transferring into OU, it is really bad form that OU is hindering Kendall's efforts to move on. It appears the Sooners desire to have their cake and eat it too.Kendall entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal last week, has graduated and possesses two years of remaining eligibility. He is allowed to join West Virginia under NCAA rules, but OU is permitted to keep him from becoming eligible in 2019, thus limiting him to one year of eligibility.
Bob Green
Not much fact to your post. Staff didn't trust QH to throw the ball against Northwestern. Sure he beat Baylor, but they weren't the Baylor of a few years ago. He threw an INT in the bowl game.
I want him to do well, but I'd take a 4-star QB that almost beat out a QB that almost won the Heisman. Cut's loyalty has been his downfall at times, hope it isn't the case again.
The same Cutcliffe that didn't play Harris as an injured Daniel Jones led the way during our 6 game nose dive in 2017?
If coach doesn't have faith in his player to win, he's not playing him, even at the cost of us losing. He found that faith this season, and I'm sure that he will have the confidence in him or Holmberg next season. That isn't the same as loyalty.
Q "Why do you like Duke, you didn't even go there." A "Because my art school didn't have a basketball team."
I disagree with your assessment.
Duke was winning 21-7, on the road, when Daniel Jones was injured at the end of the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter, the coaching staff decided to ride the defense by playing safe on offense to avoid a turnover giving NW a short field. Basically, Duke was playing not to lose.
The following week the game plan was prepared knowing Harris was the QB and Duke came out throwing the ball against Baylor.
Bob Green
It appears OU has reconsidered and will not block immediate eligibility:
http://www.espn.com/college-football...a-mountaineers
Kendall is expected to enroll at West Virginia next week.
Bob Green
This seems to me like a very similar situation to Cam Johnson’s transfer from Pitt. Johnson had graduated but had 2 years of eligibility remaining. But transferring within the ACC mandated he sit out a year. Pitt tried to prevent it but caved to pressure, thus Johnson was available last year for UNC.
Two starts, two wins.
3 TDs in each game including 60+ bombs.
You can play the “but NCCU is a weak opponent” which is offset by “had to come in and protect the Northwestern win”.
He has the confidence of his teammates, and experience in the system.
QH has done more than enough to have earned respect from fans and to have an opportunity to be the next starting QB.