**** OFFICIAL College Football Week 3 Game Thread ****

[WilliamTheIrish]

Originally Posted by KevB

I can't really believe just how bad Coffman is. It's painful watching to be honest. Any of the backups from the last 20 years at KState would be better than Coffman.

He's just the focal point of a team that lacks talent. I think the effort was there. They were able to move the ball between the 20's, but once inside, UCLA could key on Thomas. He's our only legit weapon.

Coffman is a symptom. The team is the disease.

[KevB]

Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish

He's just the focal point of a team that lacks talent. I think the effort was there. They were able to move the ball between the 20's, but once inside, UCLA could key on Thomas. He's our only legit weapon.

Coffman is a symptom. The team is the disease.

Absolutely the effort was there. I'm more emotionally invested now because I feel like this team put forth the necessary effort (as opposed to the last couple of years). But Coffman really is no more than a D2 QB unfortunately. He gave it his all, took a number of hits and kept going. But his decision making when given something other than "stand up and throw the ball down the line" is really awful.

[Reaper16]

Originally Posted by KevB

Absolutely the effort was there. I'm more emotionally invested now because I feel like this team put forth the necessary effort (as opposed to the last couple of years). But Coffman really is no more than a D2 QB unfortunately. He gave it his all, took a number of hits and kept going. But his decision making when given something other than "stand up and throw the ball down the line" is really awful.

He didn't show the poise to be a starting QB in the MIAA.

[WilliamTheIrish]

Originally Posted by KevB

Absolutely the effort was there. I'm more emotionally invested now because I feel like this team put forth the necessary effort (as opposed to the last couple of years). But Coffman really is no more than a D2 QB unfortunately. He gave it his all, took a number of hits and kept going. But his decision making when given something other than "stand up and throw the ball down the line" is really awful.

And had he done that correctly on the tight end screen on that critical 3rd down (it was set up so perfectly), he might have given us the lead. Instead, the pass had no zip and Bosworth caught the TE... who could have gone 40+ yards.