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[Blackshirts BLVD]

Why Adrian Martinez Should be Nebraska Football's Top QB as Spring Ends

It is really a competition between Gebbia and Martinez. I think most people believe Martinez will get the nod as his run ability is stronger albeit Gebbia appeared to throw a prettier ball in the spring game.

 

[ericd7633]

I remember when Tanner Lee was Peyton Manning 2.0

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

I remember when Tanner Lee was Peyton Manning 2.0

In a way he technically he was.

Nebraska f**ked Manning up.... and the Nebraska offensive line f**ked up Tanner Lee. lol

 

[broncosmitty]

Be different when he plays against a D1 defense.

 

[Brasky]

It's even more the case in a read option because while there might technically be some runs towards the middle, it's going to be mostly cutbacks/reads and the defense is going to have to defend the edge anyway.

We'd run a 3-4 against a team like LSU, where it's RB going to be hitting different holes. But most teams it seems like a lot of nickel and dime and the LB's are expected to move sideline to sideline as much as they are stuffing gaps.

The cutback is the simple solution. Frost's offense offers an almost infinite amount of executable variables. Left is right. Up is Down, E doesn't equal Mc squared.

It's death by a million cuts. There isn't a scenario that doesn't have an answer. Every single play is serving a purpose that ends in you wondering what the fuck just happened.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

The cutback is the simple solution. Frost's offense offers an almost infinite amount of executable variables. Left is right. Up is Down, E doesn't equal Mc squared.

It's death by a million cuts. There isn't a scenario that doesn't have an answer. Every single play is serving a purpose that ends in you wondering what the fuck just happened.

And that's how Scott Frost coached UCF to a national championship.