TrustMeIamRight
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They are getting the benefit of the doubt because of who they are for sure but also because how they have beaten teams the whole eye test deal. I don't know if Notre Dame will crush all their opponents it is college football after all but they should win the games.
That is all on the coaching you have to have a competent back up QB which goes for both FSU and Michigan for that matter. FSU has more issues this year than just losing their starting QB.
Oh, I agree with FSU. And saying you have to have a competent QB and actually having one is totally different things. Kids these days rarely want to compete for a job and if they lose out on a job, they want to transfer. So teams deal with musical chairs at QB on the depth chart.
Unfortunately for FSU — they had a true freshman as a backup and all the coaching in the world can’t predict how one player or another will handle the pressure of CFB and playing in front of 100,000 fans at the toughest position to play.
And I’m not making any excuses for UM — we are on our third QB and he looks like he has the most tools (best arm, most mobile, quick decision making, etc) but after almost two years in the system, he still struggles with the playbook. He has turned the wrong way on handoffs a few times already in just two starts. Some guys have it upstairs, some don’t.
The BIGGEST part of it all is — your teammates have to have confidence you can do the job at QB. At UM, Peters has the full support of the team. At FSU with Blackman, you can’t say the same. That is deadly for a team’s season.