This is probably the bottom line. Whittingham would rather go 3-and-out on every drive than turn the ball over

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Oct 14, 2024
10:31:37am

kccougar VABL

so it makes sense that he would play a QB he knew is incapable.

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What was KWHITT thinking?

ZubbyCoug

9:25am

Imagine Kalani and ARod keeping a QB in the game playing like that and

LeGrandBleu

9:26am

I mean.....Bronco did it with Riley Nelson.

byubyu

9:29am

Exactly. And how did CB react? (I'd also say that Riley never played that poorly

LeGrandBleu

9:33am

Didn’t Riley win games even though he was injured?

JohnnyC

9:36am

We went 8-5 in the year in question - 2012. Nelson started 9 games and played in

LeGrandBleu

9:42am

Riley did not win us any games

Wise One

9:47am

Jaren Hall? At least he never played quite that bad.

Plato

9:42am

I think he was trying to send a message

TheHop

9:28am

Markham rumor?

ZubbyCoug

9:29am

Isaac Wilson wasn't doing the homework for game prep. Not using iPad..something

CLCougar

9:31am

If that's true ... that's just awful coaching and he should be fired.

runnincoug

9:41am

No coach, especially Whitt, is taking an L to send his fanbase/team a message

Carnac

9:41am

So he felt Rising, playing like he did

TheHop

9:45am

RE: So he felt Rising, playing like he did

Carnac

9:47am

Whit fell into the same trap as everyone else associated with the U - that Cam Rising was some sort of magic feather

kccougar

9:31am

magic feather ... that's a great Bluey episode 😉

runnincoug

9:41am

I think it is that, plus distrust for baby Wilson's propensity to commit TOs

Carnac

9:45am

This is probably the bottom line. Whittingham would rather go 3-and-out on every drive than turn the ball over

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