UCF's offense had 4 possessions the entire 2nd half.
Tulane actually still had their starters in on that last drive. MM was missing (overthrowing or not seeing) his receivers all night. MM also still has issues pulling the ball back from the hand-off and isn't opting to run as often as he should be.
I recall how Nebraska had nearly all redshirt senior on both lines, with redshirt juniors ready to take their place then following year. Those sports machines just reload each year. That's one reason GOL's dependence on great lines resulting in alternating winning and losing season (even Penn State suffered from GOL's problem because Joe insisted his players be smart enough to graduate, too).
To what end?
Players have enough trouble implementing Frost's offense without shuffling in and out a guy who uses up the full clock, has a different cadence, and won't be here after this month.
No.., we aren't gong 9-5 and there's no clear evidence based on a garbage time drive that Holman is going to win anymore games than Milton. Actually, it's probably the opposite. Did you see his performance vs ECU??? It wasn't great and ECU isn't good on defense.
We are recruiting just fine. We aren't going to go 5-9 and will likely make a bowl. Also it's mathematically impossible to go 5-9.
I actually agree with knight_classes. Both QB's bring something different to the table. And when one has trouble, the other usually picks up. This also causes defenses knightmares because they have to prepare for 2 different styles. Also, experience is learned by playing AND WATCHING. MM could learn a few things from Holman still. By the way, Holman drove 80 yards in 2 minutes.... just sayin'.
