They played a bad Sienna team. I know he had a walk, SB, R and a single. Not sure what else. ESPN didn’t have box score last night.How did he do yesterday? Is he just an alright baseball player or legit good?
They played a bad Sienna team. I know he had a walk, SB, R and a single. Not sure what else. ESPN didn’t have box score last night.How did he do yesterday? Is he just an alright baseball player or legit good?
We can hope, but we really didn't see much from TC in the time he had on the field.TC should pass him this summer honestly.
For once you made sense. CongratsPlumlee is unable to read defenses. That’s why you see him getting sacked so much, he doesn’t know where to go with the ball. Malhazan tries to make it easy for him - a short pass (one read) and get rid of the ball quick.
Other than that, dude gets himself in trouble throwing the ball. NVM that he is highly inaccurate on any pass longer than 20 yards. That’s who he is, an athlete pretending to be a QB. He’s not going to improve either.
I don’t think they do for any regular season games and it makes it difficult to follow the programThey played a bad Sienna team. I know he had a walk, SB, R and a single. Not sure what else. ESPN didn’t have box score last night.
ESPN almost never provides college baseball box scores. But ucfknights.com has them for every game.I don’t think they do for any regular season games and it makes it difficult to follow the program
You’d think they’d be pushing it since they have the rights. ESPN shows games but isn’t promoting it much. Kind of dumb on their part.I don’t think they do for any regular season games and it makes it difficult to follow the program
Just read? LOL!!Just read that the coaches are going to work Plumlee's schedule so that he gets to participate in Spring Ball. Hope that is beneficial to him and team.
I don’t think he’s an everyday starter. He wasn’t at Ole Miss.Anyone know why?
So is he a part time QB and baseball player?I don’t think he’s an everyday starter. He wasn’t at Ole Miss.
That’s probably why he’s playing in Spring football. They don’t really need him for baseball.So is he a part time QB and baseball player?
But he is going pro in baseball right?That’s probably why he’s playing in Spring football. They don’t really need him for baseball.
No idea. It would be easier for him to play minor league baseball than make a Practice Squad in NFL.
Starting to worry what BENEFITS are exchanged……The thing you guys don't get is that he and Malzahan are FRIENDS. Nothing will change come Fall.
That is really sad if that is true and, if it is, we have the wrong head coach.The thing you guys don't get is that he and Malzahan are FRIENDS. Nothing will change come Fall.
Frost and Milton relationship was the only reason Milton came back for his sophomore season when the team didn't want him (Milton Youtube) . I don't think this is uncommon. That being said, if the player doesn't pan out the coach is left looking like a failure by the team and fans.The thing you guys don't get is that he and Malzahan are FRIENDS. Nothing will change come Fall.
Yup, major risk to the coaches if they end up supporting the wrong person, which is why I doubt Gus would go with JRP if someone else was clearly a better option. “Clearly” obviously means different things to different folks, though.Frost and Milton relationship was the only reason Milton came back for his sophomore season when the team didn't want him (Milton Youtube) . I don't think this is uncommon. That being said, if the player doesn't pan out the coach is left looking like a failure by the team and fans.
So what you are pointing out is the guy who had the windup throwing motion, so viciously criticized by many going into the season, ended up beating the teams that DG could not beat. Ok, I agree with that.And the guy that engineered BOTH those wins is no longer here......and without THAT guy we lose 3 more games.....so what did Plumlee do again? And now, instead of trying to improve is off making his 2nd grade self happy.....WTF
There was an article where it was stated how they'd hang out at each other's home and play pool. Just speculating here, but I think we're stuck with JRP even if he's second best.That is really sad if that is true and, if it is, we have the wrong head coach.
As a professor, I found I had to be very careful hanging out with one or two of my students because even if I wasn't playing favorites there was always the danger other students could think I was. This is particularly true if the students you are hanging out with are receiving some kind of treatment, reward or position others don't think they deserve. I would think in sports this could present a real problem with the other players. Very tricky path to walk.There was an article where it was stated how they'd hang out at each other's home and play pool. Just speculating here, but I think we're stuck with JRP even is he's second best.
JRP 9-5. In his 5 losses, 1 TD and 8 Turnovers.So what you are pointing out is the guy who had the windup throwing motion, so viciously criticized by many going into the season, ended up beating the teams that DG could not beat. Ok, I agree with that.
But my point is that, as a team, we did not regress at QB after DG left, in terms of winning key games against the leading AAC teams. Don't forget that we also beat Tulane, which beat Kansas State & USC, and we beat SMU, of whom so many were scared that our offense could not keep up with their high powered attack.
I agree with you that we need to continue to improve at the QB position. But with McClain and TC getting more acclimated in our system, along with JRP getting more accustomed, I think that we are closer than many expect to having a quality QB room with respectable depth.
Definitely some apples and oranges comparisons going around - interesting to see the DG stats comparison, though.JRP 9-5. In his 5 losses, 1 TD and 8 Turnovers.
Gabriel 8-5 (last two UCF seasons). In His 5 losses, 17 TDs and 2 Turnovers.
But Plumlee beat Cincinnati, well not exactly since he didn't play in the 2nd half where Keene lead the team to a 4th quarter comeback. And that Cincinnati Team was obviously equal to the Cincinnati team that went 22-2 the previous two seasons. I am sure Tulsa brags about how beating UCF in 2019 is equivalent to the 2017/2018 team.
This is before they were both at UCF. If I find the article I’ll post it.Why would a 22 year old hang out with a 57 year old? He doesn’t have grinds his age?
I didn't say Plumlee beat Cincy. I said that we AS A TEAM did not regress at QB after DG 's departure in regard to THE ABILITY TO BEAT THE TOP AAC TEAMS. I agree that DG up a ton more stats. But I prefer to have a QB who can win the games where it matters most. I care more about wins than stats.Definitely some apples and oranges comparisons going around - interesting to see the DG stats comparison, though.
I always felt like labeling DG as a choker was unfair - I put the “big” losses more on Heupel’s shoulders than anyone else.
So you must be disappointed that Keene left and Plumlee is here. When Plumlee needed to step up in the final 4 games of the season he lost 3 of them.But I prefer to have a QB who can win the games where it matters most. I care more about wins than stats.
Defense and / or coaching.If a QB has way better stats but the team wins the same, wouldn’t the defense have most of the blame in that scenario?
Can’t argue with facts……when he wasn’t 100% healthy physically, his shortcomings as a passer were easy to spot and defend against.When Plumlee needed to step up in the final 4 games of the season he lost 3 of them.
Hopefully he will be a part time qb behind someone else who startsSo is he a part time QB and baseball player?
I'm pretty sure we will see one of them leave the program. I think one will be staying at the minimum for back up purposes. I'd like to think that if we see Timmy or Tommy focusing their time in the weight room, the film room, and at practice it will pay off at the Spring Game. If Plumlee struggles there and against Boise, then we may see them leap frog Plumlee. Again, I don't have anything against Plumlee as he is one hell of a QB but in the words of Ron Swanson, "Never half-ass two things. Whole-ass one thing and be very good at it."Yeah pretty sure they both won’t be here a year from now.