OMG Horni, what the **** were you thinking?!?!?!?!
michiganjoe posted:Badgers need better QB play.
That was as bad as it gets.
Hornibrook looks like a deer in the headlights right now. A middle school QB would get benched for throwing that pass that late. Throw the ball away.
Horni is Jekyll and Hyde FFS. Sometimes awesome but then as awful as you can expect.
He gets shook up too easily and it is infuriating! I still would have run again, or for ****s sake, the halftime adjustments should have put him in a better position than that!!!
They may still win this, but if they played a truly great team the Badgers would get blown off the field. Other than one year of Russell Wilson, it seems like QB is always the weak link. Why can't they recruit a 4 or 5 star guy when he knows he's going to be protected by some of the best OLs in the country, play with future NFL TEs, and hand the ball off to blue chip running backs?
Pikes Peak posted:Knew that was coming
Why call that play even.
Good grief.
Does anyone think this drive doesn't end in a disaster? Unless the RB breaks one, this is going to be ugly
Shouldn't have even brought that out of the endzone.
Pistol GB posted:Pikes Peak posted:Knew that was coming
Why call that play even.
I'm guessing the play wasn't meant to go to the back in the flat.
Taylor sure seems like he holds that ball loose, away from his body.
I still don't understand why Taylor is not in. He's much quicker through the hole.
Horni can throw the 8 yard pass to a guy wide open right in front of him.
MichiganPacker2 posted:Why can't they recruit a 4 or 5 star guy when he knows he's going to be protected by some of the best OLs in the country, play with future NFL TEs, and hand the ball off to blue chip running backs?
I think it's the system they run. High school QBs seem to want to play in those wide open, spread offenses where they throw all the time. Just what I've seemed to notice.
I'm guessing Taylor just came out for a breather.
MichiganPacker2 posted:Does anyone think this drive doesn't end in a disaster? Unless the RB breaks one, this is going to be ugly
You are a joy to watch games with.....not.
Maynard posted:I'm guessing Taylor just came out for a breather.
He really is a true frosh, so I have a feeling there are still other packages they feel more comfortable running with a more experienced kid...
Big time answer... Badgers with a TOP advantage, and Nebraska seems like they’re starting to wear down defensively.
That play has been there all ****ing night. It’s about time they went to it.
Maynard posted:MichiganPacker2 posted:Why can't they recruit a 4 or 5 star guy when he knows he's going to be protected by some of the best OLs in the country, play with future NFL TEs, and hand the ball off to blue chip running backs?
I think it's the system they run. High school QBs seem to want to play in those wide open, spread offenses where they throw all the time. Just what I've seemed to notice.
Interesting point, but the NFL guys always complain they can't evaluate guys in the spread offenses, which don't work well in the NFL.
But your point is well taken with Wilson as the example. He came in and was as good a QB as Wisconsin has ever had and still didn't get picked until the 3rd round (yet it was obvious in his first training camp he was an NFL starting QB).
ChilliJon posted:That play has been there all ****ing night. It’s about time they went to it.
Perhaps, but I am glad they didn't show it until it was needed.