Grant Wells threw 5 interceptions against Rice. Florida QB and Heisman finalist Kyle Trask has thrown 3 INTs in the first quarter vs. Oklahoma. You never know, it could happen to anybody.
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I guess Florida must have had a team parking lot brawl too.
And then coaching happens.
If Trask can be sat, then Grant could have to get his head back on.
Instead we go on a 3 game skid, while having all Americans and accolades.
The wrong coaching decision turned us into a lemon, a shiny red corvette lemon.
If Trask can be sat, then Grant could have to get his head back on.
Instead we go on a 3 game skid, while having all Americans and accolades.
The wrong coaching decision turned us into a lemon, a shiny red corvette lemon.
Trask is throwing to walk-ons and practice team guys and Kyle Pitts ain't there.
I don't think those guys from OK that he is throwing to are walk-ons.
When your top four targets are all out it most certainly matters. All that chemistry is gone and all the playmakers are gone. Florida never had a legit shot tonight.
Doc would have overcame the "adversity"
Which is the point.
When you got guys with PWO offers running routes against All-Americans you don't usually have good results.
Grant Wells didn’t lose all three games for us. Coaching, attitude and adjustments - pure and simple
My thoughts exactly. Grant went into HT in the CCG with 0% completion. Finished the second half with 72% and 2 TDs. I'm not arguing there is no blame to place on him, because there is. He had some throws that gave me hot flashes and flash backs to Green.
But, if he was completely broken and shot up confidence and mental wise like some think, one wouldn't expect him to play the way he did in that second half. Seems more like the coaches realized that their play calling was trash the first half and adjusted, although it was one quarter too late.
I was at the UAB and the coaching staff did Grant no favors in the first half leaving him in the pocket. In the second half they started calling plays to roll him out and that's when good things started happening. Can't believe it took that long to make the adjustment...
