Well they didn’t suddenly become incompetent .It seems to me this has happened two years in a row?
And it’s really telling the HC doesn’t weigh in , either .
Well they didn’t suddenly become incompetent .It seems to me this has happened two years in a row?
I think the staff knew exactly what they had at QB - 3 guys who were liabilities for 2023 and weren't going to help them win games.Yarnell looked like the only legit and competent qb this season
Christian was an improvement over jurk because he sucked - and he could actually throw a spiral .
It says a lot about the incompetence of this coaching staff that it took until the final 2 games to figure this out .
Only 6 games in high school? Why? even I played at least double thatYeah, totally agree, plus we have Diffenbach (?) and not much else on the roster, so that would be putting a lot of eggs in one basket there.
I do think he looked pretty darn good, especially considering he is raw, he only played 6 games in high school as well. When he catches up to the game, I can honestly see him being very very good.
He played in 6 games because the starter was hurt and out for those 6 games.Only 6 games in high school? Why? even I played at least double that![]()
Only 6 games in high school? Why? even I played at least double that![]()
Who was the starter? so a P5 recruit didn't even start in high school?He played in 6 games because the starter was hurt and out for those 6 games.
Teams and seasons feed on momentum—both good and bad. Pitt starts 4-0,3-1 they’re bowling this season, and some of those games go our way. They could have had a good nonconference record without the Cignetti mafia.No it wouldn't.
Pitt was a bad team with Jurk at QB.
Pitt was a bad team with Veilleux at QB. And Pitt was a bad team with Yarnell at QB.
I'm not sure a change in coordinators helps anything without upgrading the talent.
The OL and defense wasn't good enough. Jurk threw for 3 TDs against Cincinnati. Cincinnati put up 27 points. The way Pitt's OL played that night, there is no chance Pitt puts up 27 points on Cincy with CV or NY.Teams and seasons feed on momentum—both good and bad. Pitt starts 4-0,3-1 they’re bowling this season, and some of those games go our way. They could have had a good nonconference record without the Cignetti mafia.
Who was the starter? so a P5 recruit didn't even start in high school?
Correct.I believe it was Hudson Card, he was like the #3 QB in his class and went to Texas.
He played for a team that produces more D1 QBs than prob anyone. The 10 QBs before him all went D1. His Jr year he was backup (to Texas commit) and started 6 games where he played really well. He was to start his Sr year but broke his hand when he punched a LB who took a cheap shot on his WR in a 7 on 7. So didn’t play his Sr year.Only 6 games in high school? Why? even I played at least double that![]()
So that's why he's at Pitt, maybe if he had balled out that year he'd be riding the bench in the SECHe played for a team that produces more D1 QBs than prob anyone. The 10 QBs before him all went D1. His Jr year he was backup (to Texas commit) and started 6 games where he played really well. He was to start his Sr year but broke his hand when he punched a LB who took a cheap shot on his WR in a 7 on 7. So didn’t play his Sr year.
CV - Definitely the best arm out of the three, and it's not close; seems to be a turnover machine who doesn't read the field well
PJ - Best grit and the best runner; by far the least talented thrower and his reads were also not impressive
NY - Doesn't throw a great ball and isn't mobile at all (I have no idea what game some of you are watching); seems to be accurate with his wobblers and has decent grit; seems to read the field the best; comfortable (too comfortable?) with throwing into traffic; seems like he does a lot of things while backing up, so perhaps the footwork can use some refining
I still think you have to go into the Spring with NY, CV, and a transfer and let them sort it out. Obviously NY is the leader in the clubhouse right now. He needs to add 10+ pounds and assume more of a leadership position.
OK, I think in general I dont disagree with any of this.
But, Yarnell is mobile-ish. He is not a pure athlete in the slightest, but more like Justin Herbert if Herbert never lifted weights. Just tall and long strider. He showed some pretty good arm strength as well on some balls. He threw one like 30 yard out to I think Means that was a laser beam. Shocked the hell out of me. Throwing on the run isnt his thing though.
You would describe this pass at the 7:00 mark as a laser beam?
It was a good pass, but "laser beam" probably wouldn't be my adjective of choice.
Good deep touch pass. Not a laser beam. Takes nothing away from the pass, it was perfect.yeah, 35 yards in the air right on target. Couldnt get much more laser guided than that. I thought it was a great pass.
The guy needs a weight room program
Passes over the middle had zip. Can sidearm if chased. Leadership is and has been a strongpoint even as scout QB according to staff. Still green “gamewise”.Good deep touch pass. Not a laser beam. Takes nothing away from the pass, it was perfect.
With the offense/points his HS puts up year after year he probably would have got several SEC/B12 offers had he played his Sr year.So that's why he's at Pitt, maybe if he had balled out that year he'd be riding the bench in the SEC![]()