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[QUOTE="money3189, post: 3613093, member: 436"]
How is it the same risk for everyone? Each kid has a different mental process and understanding of the game/offense. Going into a game a coaching staff needs to have an idea of how a QB is going to react to live bullets. Each player reacts differently.  We can't control players like video games and expect them to play a particular way.  QB's decision making can not only jeoparidize their health but also the health of players on the team.

Again we all want to see Dillon go into a game and tear it up so we can anounce him as the savior of Cuse football. We all are mad with Dino and the offense but everything he does is not wrong. Giving Dillon safe reps is the right coaching thing to do. [B] I will tell you what is not good coaching. [/B]I have a problem with the staff not installing plays that protect the QB's more or keep the defense honest. I just see a vanilla quick pass game offense. We have to do a better job of getting yards on the early downs. At some point of the game the QB is going to need to throw a pass that takes longer to develop.  That puts too much pressure on a struggling O line. Thats the issue Im having.
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