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Originally Posted by L.A. Chieffan
Exhibit Q. The Pinstripe Bowl.
Exhibit J. Every game pretty much since the Texas game.
Exhibit 14. Doug Williams
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vs Marshall 32/36 323 yards 88.9 cmp% 4TD 0INT 200.9 QBR
vs James Madison 34/39 411 yards 87.2 cmp% 5TD 0INT 218 QBR
vs Maryland 30/43 338 yards 69.8 cmp% 3TD 0INT 158.8 QBR
vs Baylor 45/51 656 yards 88.2 cmp% 8TD 0INT 248 QBR
at Texas 25/35 268 yards 71.4 cmp% 4TD 0INT 173.5 QBR
at Texas Tech 30/56 278 yards 53.6 cmp% 1TD 0INT 101.2 QBR
vs Kansas State 21/32 143 yards 65.6 cmp% 1TD 2INT 101 QBR
vs TCU 32/54 260 yards 59.3 cmp% 3TD 1INT 114 QBR
at Oklahoma State 36/54 364 yards 66.7 cmp% 2TD 0INT 135.5 QBR
vs Oklahoma 20/35 320 yards 57.1 cmp% 4TD 2INT 160.2 QBR
at Iowa State 22/31 236 yards 71 cmp% 2TD 0INT 156.2 QBR
vs Kansas 23/24 407 yards 95.8 cmp% 3TD 1INT 271.2 QBR
at Syracuse 16/24 197 yards 66.7 cmp% 2TD 0INT 163.1 QBR
Season 2012 350/490 4004 yards 71.4 cmp% 40TD 6INT 164.6
Season 2011 346/526 4385 yards 65.8 cmp% 31TD 7INT 152.6
Season 2010 241/372 2763 yards 64.8 cmp% 24TD 7INT 144.7
The Good:
- He's gotten consistently better every year he's been playing. More accurate, less mistakes and more consistent.
- He can make all the throws regardless of the weather.
- His offensive line was pretty bad today. Many of the times he didn't even get back in his drop before there was pressure right down on him.
- With no running game to speak of, he couldn't just hand it off to a big bruiser to get him the short yardage, he had to hope that Austin would get free or that he could make it work. WVU relies on passing 100%, always have under Holgerson and always will. They should've realized before halftime that the OLine was struggling they should've put in a TE to help block or a RB/FB to block more often. That'll get alot better in the NFL because he'll be able to fall back on our running game and packages that he just doesn't have in WVU.
- His scheme that his coaches gave him was a bigger problem than the weather.
The Bad:
- Pressure, he didn't handle it well. He blew up at the ref after the safety, his pocket presence was poor, and he didn't get rid of the ball when he needed to. He had the unfortunate truth that he knew people would be watching. It was the last game before the draft, last chance to prove his game readiness and leadership. He put the pressure on himself, as did the hype, and he didn't play a great game. So Kiper and McShay will say I told you so and he'll have to make big waves in the combine and senior bowl to get the attention back.
The bad thing is we have to take a chance on someone. Geno, Wilson, Bray, Barkley, whoever we take is a risk. The only thing we can do is hope that whichever risk we take will pan out. The bad news is we're the Chiefs, and QB's don't normally pan out. But before we get to April, lets just wait and hope that Monday brings us a clean slate.