3rd year in the program too. Still room to grow and develop a bit, but he should be a competent starter by next year or we should be ready to move on.
Shoutout Rocco Becht
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I was just about to post this to make everyone realize how well he did, WHILE HAVING NOROVIRUS
Anything 70 and above is a good score.
90 is playing at a First Team All-Conference or All-American level.
If your QB gets a 90, that's usually good enough to beat Top 15 teams in the country... let alone a MAC team
(I only count the Pass rating for our QBs. I don't care about his run blocking...)
A big YIKES looking at both offensive tackle grades.
I hope that game was the floor for many things on offense: play calling, run blocking, scheme/personnel (should never see more than one of Dean, Moore, or Burkle on the field at the same time).
I hope that game was the floor for many things on offense: play calling, run blocking, scheme/personnel (should never see more than one of Dean, Moore, or Burkle on the field at the same time).
Also how is Tyler miller that bad at pass blocking while being a complete ogre on the offensive line.
I didn't get to watch much of the game live, so I didn't see the report about the illness until Sunday. But funny thing was I thought every time I was watching, 'man these guys look like they are sleep-walking through this game'.
I guess that was pretty close to accurate. I can't imagine playing football and feeling like that.
There are structural issues with the scheme. But feeling like your stomach is inside out cannot help. Hopefully they can recover this week AND discover some new ways to scheme plays that get players into open grass.
I guess that was pretty close to accurate. I can't imagine playing football and feeling like that.
There are structural issues with the scheme. But feeling like your stomach is inside out cannot help. Hopefully they can recover this week AND discover some new ways to scheme plays that get players into open grass.
And despite being sick Rocco fought the whole game. When the RBs would bounce outside after our OL failed to open a single hole, Rocco would go and block anyone he could to help the play. He's a fighter and a leader and I think he can be great.
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(its why our QB scored higher on run blocking than offensive line besides 1 which is so sad)
You're probably way better at evaluating talent than me, so I hope you're right.
I've never played a down of football outside of intramural flag in college. I have watched every down ISU's played since 95 or 96. Rocco is the 4th best QB we've had in that time already. Purdy, Sage, Seneca. Meyer's and Arnaud lead the third or second tier
The few plays he was aloud to throw. Name 1 not named Purdy, Sage or Seneca. He's shown more than Kempt and Lanning
There’s 2. And I’ll just preface this by saying I think Meyer and Armand are two of the most overrated players in ISU history, but I’m going to need to see more than 80 attempts with a QBR in the 50’s and two game losing picks before I put him anywhere on a list that isn’t next to Sam Richardson, Jacob Park and zeb Noland.
He also has a stronger arm that Brock. The deep throws and TD pass are clear examples.
Meyer's won with Blythe. Arnuad won with defense. Helping my point. Before Purdy there wasn't a good QB since Seneca. Sad reality. No question we need to see more. But Sam, Jacob and Zeb are the reality of CPR.
