Shoutout Rocco Becht
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Im sure he is, against the spread and a few bucks richer.
Interesting that Campbell placed more faith in a norovirus-infected Becht who was throwing up than Kohl.
Shoot, some athletes miss games due to “flu-like” symptoms lol
I think that just shows how far away Kohl is. I never thought Kohl was that great watching his highlight reel. I like Moberly better.
Rocco has been good. Good enough to win for sure. It's really hard to fully evaluate him with our horrible oline, predictable play calling, and mediocre receivers. He's way far down on the list of things that are losing us games
He ain't no damn game manager. Some of y'all don't know ball.
Rocco has been fine. I am concerned that we are seeing his ceiling though. I just don't think he has the tools to improve a whole lot. Hope I'm wrong. Of course, if we could get some improvement out of the line and running game that would go a long way to helping out whoever the QB is.
Or the kids love the coaches and trust them. Just because a bunch of fans have lost their **** over the results doesn't mean the team that knows what's going on behind closed doors has.
People will make whatever excuses they need to make in order to argue for the backup, even if they are baseless. This team has tons of issues and Becht is way way down the list at the moment.
People calling for Kohl are crazy.
It's obvious we need Tiller.
It's obvious we need Tiller.
More specifically if we run our competent passing sets and let him throw the ball. If we mix in enough of the 3 yard outs and some other ********, specifically ones where the route trees is devoid of middle of the field options, we may still have problems.
Clearly, Rocco needs to work on his Run Blocking this week.
That's quite a judgement to make for a RS Freshman QB who's started 3 games in his career.
The problem I see is that our QB (everyone) literally has to play PERFECT for us to have a chance to score touchdowns.
The scheme rarely puts the defense into conflict. The D knows when we are going to run or throw and can react easily either way, because our target zone is rarely outside 0-15 yards from the LOS, and usually between the numbers. So throwing windows are narrow and we don't give our OL a chance to block against reasonable or even favorable numbers of defenders.
Rocco has been really good. He's got some really good touch on deep balls, and I think he's thrown a few of the better deep balls we've seen in a few years. He also has much better pocket presence than Dekkers.
He is just about as low as you can go on our list of problems.
He is just about as low as you can go on our list of problems.
Treiber actually a semi-competent OL? Did not know we had any.
You serious, Clark? There's some obvious little things. He has good touch on the deep ball but has overthrown a couple this year by just a few yards, that's an easy fix. There was a great pass break up by an Ohio LB that wouldn't have been a break up if he led the TE by 1 more yard, easy fix. The last pick he just didn't see the safety closing before he let the ball go, more experience and he'll see those things. He has Purdy potential if the staff just let's him play.
