It seems to me that when we have a healthy QB that we do okay. When your top 3 QB's have injuries, as we have now, my expectations are some what diminished. This is not like the NFL where you can go out and rent/buy some sort of a replacement at the drop of a hat.


You will find something to complain about no matter what. That's who you are. We are so fortunate to have someone who has such high football IQ in our presence to help out our coaches. Have a happy day.

From what I've read,even if you have an non injury redshirt,if you meet the NCAA's requirements,you can still get a medical (hardship) redshirt for a sixth year.

Looking at their criteia, it would appear that Sprague could qualifly.

If it is a broken collar bone,they can be tricky, when it comes to healing.

I was listening to an orthopedist talking about Tony Romo.

He was saying that,unlike most other bones in the body,unless you have a collar bone surgically repaired,it remains "fragile" forever.
He said that without surgery any hit,even a minor one to the shoulder could break the bone again.
He also said that, from looking at the hit Romo took,that would explain the second break.

It was good to see Windham get a longer stint today. That allowed him to settle down, which is good, because you never know when he'll be needed.

I'm not sure that there was a single zone read or QB keeper called while Vick was in there. He almost never threw on the run either. A small number were called with Windham. This has to be a big part of the offense for it to function. It almost looked like the coaches actually did go in believing that they could easily win and not risking injury was the important thing and this still ended up a rout. Miami sucks.

I'm not sure whether to be encouraged that the offense has functioned so well when Vick has been in there without the full offense available and that Vick's passer rating is sky high in spite of not being 100% or whether to be discouraged remembered how the Tettleton offense stagnated against good defenses in the later games of his career because even though Tettleton was probably at that point far and away the best passer in school history it seemed that he didn't feel durable enough to run the Pistol offense that was really put in there for him in the first place.