tweeterhawk
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is not wearing Black and Gold, sorry to say.
Young Mr. Gabbert looks to be the real deal.
Young Mr. Gabbert looks to be the real deal.
The best passing QB tonight
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vork22
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Every QB looks like the real deal against Iowa.
It’s likely because we aren’t used to seeing what one looks like
BlackNGold1982
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The camp practice sessions cause this; then, when the defense actually encounters one in a real game, that opposing QB looks like Tom Brady. New year, same script.
HawkeyeWalker
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7/10 - 96 yards - TD - 7 rushing yards
10/16 - 112 yards - TD. 18 rushing yards
Pretty meh for both.
10/16 - 112 yards - TD. 18 rushing yards
Pretty meh for both.
HawkeyeWalker
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He looks solid, especially for a true fresh. Accurate and quick release. His receivers helped him out on a couple and he threw for 96 yards.
ForeverHawk
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Well, not if you are going by stats,???
HawkeyeWalker
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Not a bad drive for Stanley.
thedukeofearl
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If he didn't have to wait for the ball
Would have been a TD
Would have been a TD
tweeterhawk
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That ball was a wounded duck, late and under-thrown. A better pass would have been caught in stride and an automatic 6.
SpiderRico
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21-30 (70%) for 252 with 3tds and 0 ints seems damn good to me.
It's great, but some people are unhappy unless he has a 100% completion rate with 7 TDs.
tweeterhawk
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Numbers are OK but Stanley doesn’t have the fundamentals like Gabbert. Gabbert had perfect touch on the bubble screen, Stanley not. Stanley can’t throw with accuracy downfield; Gabbert was deadly. Gabbert has much more zip and accuracy getting the ball to the receiver.
That said, I will credit Nate for some big scrambles to keep drives alive.
If Gabbert stays healthy and improves each year, there’ll be no comparison by the time he’s a senior.
He threw 2 (edit, 4 but Smith couldn't get inbounds on one and Tracy lost track of the other) beautiful fades and hit ISM on the numbers on a busted-play scramble. He was fine.
Really he only had one bad throw tonight when Smith beat his man badly and Nate threw it too far and to the outside when the route was clearly inside and he got Smith turned around.
He had a couple nice throws downfield that WRs need to make plays on.
And credit to the Miami DBs. They held a couple times and took 15 yard PIs instead of getting beat for 50 yard bombs. That's just being smart.
SpiderRico
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The bubble screen to ISM for the last TD was perfect. His touch on the tds to Smith and Martin were huge touch passes. He looked loads better tonight than he has in the past 2 years.
SpiderRico
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If you watch the fade to Smith again, the safety was coming hard, so it had to be to the outside. Smith should have recognized and adjusted route to the outside...
Didnt we have a big gain on a screen?
Sargent in the 1st, but the vast majority of his yardage was downfield passes.
In fact it seemed like BF made it a point of emphasis to push the ball downfield in the 2nd half. He called a good game.
