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and here's the quote from KOK: "Pure two-minute, no-huddle situation, he has a lot of freedom, an enormous amount of freedom. He knows the packages that we use. He knows the protections we need to be in. He knows the routes, the various coverages that he might be seeing, and it's a lot easier...

I agree. This is a very subjective idea that many people just assume to be the truth. Was a Stanzi a great leader? He may have been, but to hear some fans talk it's as if he's Alexander the Great, Tom Brady, and George Washington all rolled into one. I seem to remember watching him fail...

Yes, most authority for any QB of Ferentz era, by far. JV has the mind for it.

Fantastic post game coverage today, Mr. Miller. Your own posts, links, your commenting on others' threads...site is killing it today, thanks much.

from one who wanted him pulled mid-game against Pitt

well, at least we won't have to listen to the braindead idiots calling for a QB change mid-game this week.

shotgun is an even bigger factor than the no huddle

Palko is next in line, then Stanzi. but yeah, would not be a good situation for a rookie to get thrown into.

I am getting so freaking sick and tired of hearing about how we lose close. We are not Florida International playing Florida in Gainsville. If you are a top 25 program a loss is a loss. Can we all please shut down the "yes, but our losses are close" talk? Please? To say something positive...

Ricky Stanzi is Tyler Palko's backup.

of course he's elite, haven't you seen how rare it is for us to get blown out? the true measure of eliteness is not getting blown out right? well, we don't get blown out much anymore, like we did in the 70s. Not like the 70s+we lose close=ELITE!

even Herbie was saying just run the ball to the middle of the field and take a knee to set up for the field goal to send it in to overtime.

congrats to Michigan on their win--and going for the win in regulation.

and both games, we were MOVING THE FOOTBALL, and just sat on it and hoped for the best. this game was even worse, as our defense was clearly gassed.

anytime your defense can't run faster than a jog you gotta go for overtime--just make the game as long as you can.

well, anytime you defense can't run much faster than a jog, you gotta go for overtime. if your D can't run you make the game longer, right?

great throw

Always play for overtime when your defense is just jogging around. brilliant.

Does our head coach lose his balls in crunch times of close games?

panzy azz bunch of crap