Should or could we go after him as a grad player next year?? Would help ease the other QB's in for one more year.
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Even if decides to leave ND, he isn't coming to Pitt.
If I recall his recruiting, Pitt was in there till the end. Am I wrong? Wouldn't that bode well if he were considering a Grad transfer opportunity?
Maybe...but Pitt has 1 transfer already. I doubt they take 2
Maybe...but Pitt has 1 transfer already. I doubt they take 2
There reaches a point when we have to start developing the QBs whom we've recruited. And that involves giving them playing time, while putting-up with the growing pains that goes along with it.
If he can be a good starting QB? Absolutely. The results have been clear all across college football.ND, OSU and Alabama all have highly rated backups pining for time. It is always a consideration, but it is really good for the overall program to bring in a guy for one year? Not really. I think it would all depend on how the other qbs looked in camp to our coaches. I really think we need a dual threat guy in this offense
If he can be a good starting QB? Absolutely. The results have been clear all across college football.
Depends on your goals, but mine are to win each year. I don't think there is any reason they couldn't get a RS FR MacVittie some significant snaps, even if they get a grad transfer guy like Zaire. I will say, getting backups snaps is one reason I support playing 3 cupcakes, rather than just 2. However, Youngstown State, Rice and a couple ACC games should provide the opportunity to get MacVittie some legitimate snaps IMO, while still going with a seasoned and (in theory, if we are taking him) more ready to win option.Well, sure in one aspect it is, more wins next year. That is all though. If you are asking me today would I like Zaire to be our QB next year, the answer is a resounding YES. But, I dont know what our younger QBs look like. Does Mac look like the real deal? If the coaches think he does, then I would change that answer to no, and go with Mac.. or whoever the coaches felt was game ready.
Depends on your goals, but mine are to win each year. I don't think there is any reason they couldn't get a RS FR MacVittie some significant snaps, even if they get a grad transfer guy like Zaire. I will say, getting backups snaps is one reason I support playing 3 cupcakes, rather than just 2. However, Youngstown State, Rice and a couple ACC games should provide the opportunity to get MacVittie some legitimate snaps IMO, while still going with a seasoned and (in theory, if we are taking him) more ready to win option.
This is spot on. At some point we have to graduate from the 1-2 year band-aids and develop a QB from the ground up in the same system with the same playbook and OC. it makes a huge difference.There reaches a point when we have to start developing the QBs whom we've recruited. And that involves giving them playing time, while putting-up with the growing pains that goes along with it.
Zaire ain't coming to Pitt. But, hypothetically, wouldn't Pitt be afforded that opportunity with a RS SO MacVittie, a RS JR Schneider and a RS FR Pickett the year after Zaire's departure if he did come to Pitt?This is spot on. At some point we have to graduate from the 1-2 year band-aids and develop a QB from the ground up in the same system with the same playbook and OC. it makes a huge difference.