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[QUOTE="P Vasiloff, post: 3085709, member: 6210"]
Some of those numbers are deceiving because of the circumstances that they occurred under. DeVito had two drives in the Western Michigan game taken away from him. One on a fumble and the other a beautiful pass while on the move to Custis taken away by a penalty. The Notre Dame game at Yankee Stadium which I was there, his first pass was a touchdown that got dropped. One of his interceptions was an absolute perfect pass that was taken away from the wide receiver. He also had another long ball that could have resulted in a touchdown dropped later in the game. I think the most important things we will see from Tommy DeVito this year is someone who will not be reckless with the ball or his body, and someone who will throw passes that give the receiver the ability to have yards after the catch. They will not have to slow down or adjust their body to make the catch. Just run in stride, make the catch and go.  I'm very excited to see Tommy DeVito play this year and in a way I'm glad he is flying under the radar right now. That tends to keep them focused and playing with that chip on their shoulder. Go Orange!!!!!!!
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