To be explaining?
Why would you open up a "battle" to determine who is going to hand off the ball?
Let me just say this and then I will shut up:
Sean White may be the future. I don't think he's the present. He may be good enough, but it's clear that the braintrustfart of Lashlee/Malzahn doesn't trust him enough to play the game.
Johnson -- if he gets his head out of his ass -- gives us the best opportunity to compete with A&M, Ole Miss, UGA and Bama.
He gives us a threat running the ball that will give Barber more room. When the fake is never real, the lanes are going to be clogged.
If he can get his emotions under control and stop pressing, he can make the throws. We've seen it. If he can hit some intermediate throws (and we can stop this fucking aggravating screen/bomb/screen pattern and use the entire motherfucking field) that gets the LBs back a step and keeps the safeties from flying to the ball. That gives the running game a chance to dominate.
Maybe the benching took his head out of his ass. Maybe this two-week rest will give them time to unfuck him.
As sick as this has all made me, I've looked back at it, I've studied it. I don't think we're nearly as far away as we may think. We just need something to click. When it does, I believe we can start to pile up the yards and the points again. And when that happens? The defense will suddenly be holding opponents to 300 or less.
Disagree with you on this, I see Sean as the present and the future, I see a kid who makes better decisions and has more accuracy than JJ. I just see him as inexperienced.
However, I believe Jumbo is right and we will see JJ start for UK, and when we lose to UK or are losing White will be put in in the second half, however it will be to late.
If Sean was named QB1 through the off week and started against UK I like our chances, JJ gets the nod...I just don't see it.
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