He had only played that same high school competition when he came in last year and looked much better.
My concern is that it's mental and he doesn't have the temperament to be a big time starting QB. He looked like a deer in the headlights against Georgia when he came in and now this year as the starter with all the expectations he has looked bad all three games. The only time he looked loose and confident was coming in as a replacement against weak competition last year.
Lots of guys can work through that but some can't.
Our offense looks like 11 guys who read the playbook but have never practiced together on a field before.
Coaches don't get to where Sarkisian is without being prideful, he needs to ask himself a lot of questions.
I actually thought maybe we shouldn't call a timeout. Not even kidding, what's the point of more offense before the break? Reset the mind and offense then come back out.
Hopefully I'm wrong.
We have a top 5 defense and a bottom quartile offense. The OC would be on the hot seat if it wasn't the head coach.
Meanwhile after the game our local media will ask Sarkisian what the pregame meal was.
I mean at this point even his haters have to realize that the reason Ewers played was because he was better, right? I'm not saying Manning can't end up better, but we're not blind about where he is right now.
The playcalling is really weird at this point. We need the passing game to get in a rhythm but we won't throw until 3rd and long or 4th down.
Sarkisian is making it as hard as possible on himself.
If we show things like that and bootlegs a few times the short yardage inside runs will open up.
It's not 1970 anymore, you can't run the same inside runs every time you're in short yardage.