Take a wild guess.
Let's put it this way-he's not even in the conversation at this point, but Pickett very much is.I'm guessing he didn't practice as well as Ben.
And Ben wasn't out there because he didn't practice as well Browne.
If whatever logic was keeping Browne on the field this long into the season is the same logic for why MacVittie hasn't been on the field, then I'm not interested in it & would like to see the big/fast/accurate QB that LSU was recruiting out of the north.
Honestly the talk around the program is more about Pickett. It wouldn't surprise me if he got the job if things don't turn around on offense
As mentioned above, Pickett is seen as the long term solution.
Let's put it this way-he's not even in the conversation at this point, but Pickett very much is.
OK, same logic applies to putting Pickett on the field.
Peterman was only here two years and only good for one of them, which happened to be the year Canada was OC. We haven't brought a HS QB into this program that has developed into anything since WLAT. Of course, having new coaches and OCs every year or two doesn't help.Well Peterman was pretty good. But I agree its amazing how little we have gotten out of the position from Highschool. They have even landed some guys who were well thought of Tmac,Chapman,voytik,bostick, meyers etc etc were all 4 star recruits on some sites. All had multiple p5 offers. Maybe they should find a Mac team that consistently recruits the position well and just offer their recruits!!!
Pitt is probably, and I say this with a fair amount of confidence, the worst recruiter of D1 quarterbacks in the nation over the past decade. Pitt's best are a Rutgers sloppy second and a Tennessee sloppy second. Otherwise nothing special since Walt version Palko.
Maybe I read his post wrong. His delivery wasnt the best, but I think his problem is with the recruiting of HS Qbs. And he's spot on. The transfers have been good.Brutal post. Those sloppy seconds are in the NFL. And Flacco was "recruited". Worst in D I?? Really?
Yeah, Tino and this year have been bad. But otherwise, it hasn't been horrible and at times has been quite good
As I've said, since Palio you'd think by dumb luck, divine intervention, law of averages or something we would accidentally strike gold with one of these QBs. The likely #1 pick in the next NFL draft had zero stars, zero offers out of HS, and one offer out of JUCO-Wyoming. Either we've never found that guy or we've had him and didn't know what to do with him.
It's frustrating for sure.
Let's put it this way-he's not even in the conversation at this point, but Pickett very much is.
I suspect you'll see MacVittie playing WR before you see him take a game rep at QB. I believe I read he was working on a kick or punt coverage or return team in the last scrimmage of fall camp. You don't do that with a guy who might be called on to play QB for you.
Same could be said of Pickett, no?It would be a damn shame for Mac not to even get a chance to prove himself in a real game, should neither Max nor Ben prove to preform better than average out there. A damn shame.
Wish we had a QB who was incredibly overrated. As opposed to ones nobody outside this board is talking about.Josh Allen = Jake Locker
His o-line is bad this year, but he is incredibly overrated.
What if the reports are accurate that he is way behind the other 3 in practice?It would be a damn shame for Mac not to even get a chance to prove himself in a real game, should neither Max nor Ben prove to perform better than average out there. A damn shame.
What if the reports are accurate that he is way behind the other 3 in practice?
If so, the "damn shame" of it would be that we gave him a scholarship to waste space on our roster.
Let's face it-the guy played like 5-6 varsity football games in high school. What are the odds that he's the answer to our QB dilemma?
Same could be said of Pickett, no?
Wish we had a QB who was incredibly overrated. As opposed to ones nobody outside this board is talking about.
What if the reports are accurate that he is way behind the other 3 in practice?
If so, the "damn shame" of it would be that we gave him a scholarship to waste space on our roster.
Let's face it-the guy played like 5-6 varsity football games in high school. What are the odds that he's the answer to our QB dilemma?
Dude-high school highlights?Take a look at his senior highlights (I've posted above) and tell me he looks like a waste of a recruit? Would LSU show serious interest in a guy who looks average?
Not giving someone you've recruited a chance to play in a game because the odds are against him is frankly silly. What were the odds that Pitt would beat Clemson last year? Imagine if the Pitt coaches decided not to have their team play the game just because the odds were heavily against them winning.
Look, no one knows if MacVittie is the answer. Though, it's unfair to him not to be given a chance to prove it in a game (especially if the QBs getting playing time are not getting it done).
Take a look at his senior highlights (I've posted above) and tell me he looks like a waste of a recruit?
It's obvious that Narduzzi is mediocre as a coach..1) Play the best QB. Whether he is a True Fr. or not. It should not even be a debate.
2) If the offense is struggling, then think outside the box. MacVittie has speed and can run, then use him as a poor man's Tim Tebow. It is worth a shot if the others are not getting it done.
I hear MacVittie's accuracy is absolutely terrible. Good athlete, but from how ut was decribed to me, I'd be suprised if T-Mac ever stepped on the field as a starting qb. As mentioned above, Pickett is seen as the long term solution.
If he had Walt Harris as his QB Coach, then he would have been good. Very raw, but talented. He is in major leagues, so he is doing very well for himself.Kevan Smith like ?