Tatedc wrote: ↑Fri Jan 01, 2021 5:06 pmIs this sarcasm? Please tell me it is. Look at Zacs record as a starter. Next year we will have either a true freshman as QB, or someone who has been at App for around 6 months. Look at the talent we are losing. We may be better next season, but if we are it will be a credit to coaching staff. Saying we should be better next year because ZT is gone along with all the other talent lost is next level clowning
Oh no, I'm with you. Zac had an awesome career. Performance at Penn State was unreal and undoubtedly a top 5-10 quarterback in App History. I was only referencing his awful 2020 performance, and how there is no excuse for us not to be better next year.
This year we had 3 losses. We couldn't do anything vs Marshall because they stacked the box the whole game knowing Zac can't pass (Georgia State too, but Huesman came in and won the game), we led coastal by 2 with 2 mins left and just needed a 1st down...Zac misses a wide open tight end and throws 2 picks to end the game and Louisiana took a safety with a minute left because they knew we couldn't score a touchdown.
If the new QB can't improve on that....then we've got problems. Not a knock on his career, only stating we have reason for optimism now!
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Zac is a top 5 QB in App history and I appreciate everything he did. I feel bad he had a rough senior year and I don't know if the rumors about he and TP not agreeing often are true. You can't blame just one thing. I wish Zac and TP the best in their next stage.
The good news is that all records are wiped clean in 2021 and we have a ton of talent and a great recruiting class coming in. We must stay healthy and have strong game plans because the schedule is tough though. We could easily go 8-4 with nationally ranked Miami along with CCU and Louisiana who should be ranked or receiving votes. We also have ECU and Marshall and those are rival games. We must be ready. 2021 will be our toughest overall schedule in school history but if CCU and Louisiana turn out to be good in 2022 as well then that schedule will take the crown with A&M and UNC on tap that year.