Canes have two QB's transfer

[dasqueel]

Taylor Cook and Cannon Smith will be transfering. The Canes are now down to two quarterbacks...

Wow Miami have more quarterbacks transfer out of there. Pat Devlin was a Miami commit and hit duked them for Penn State, then Marve last year, now these two.

[head_strong]

They shouldn't be too worried, considering the rest of the ACC is average as well.....

[MartinBlank]

Not be worried? Seriously? You lose 2 scholarship QBs (considering most teams only have 4)---and your depth takes a beating.

It also screws up scholarship distribution. Next year they have to sign 2-3, and then that will lead to a transfer. Tough hole to climb out of.

[head_strong]

Not be worried? Seriously? You lose 2 scholarship QBs (considering most teams only have 4)---and your depth takes a beating.

It also screws up scholarship distribution. Next year they have to sign 2-3, and then that will lead to a transfer. Tough hole to climb out of.

Seriously I'm not worried, unless this team comes to Greenville, NC I don't care if they have .5 QBs. Plus Miami has athletes, they probably have some WR that was a QB in high school that runs a 4.4 40 and can throw the ball 60 yards flatfooted.....they will figure it out, that's why the coaches make the money they do.

[MartinBlank]

Seriously I'm not worried, unless this team comes to Greenville, NC I don't care if they have .5 QBs. Plus Miami has athletes, they probably have some WR that was a QB in high school that runs a 4.4 40 and can throw the ball 60 yards flatfooted.....they will figure it out, that's why the coaches make the money they do.

Unfortunately that isn't college football reality.

QB is usually the reason good coaches struggle.

Look at Rich Rodriguez at Michigan. Michigan had some tremendous athletes----and not much good it did them last year.

Steve Spurrier is another. Good coach with bad qbs---and he can't find one no matter how hard he tries.

And Miami has recruited shittty QBs for half a decade and look at the results. The list is pretty long----Auburn, Arizona, UCLA...even Oklahoma stumbled for a 2 year stretch this decade until they landed Bradford.

It isn't as simple as just finding some kid who can throw a football far and making him a QB.

[head_strong]

Unfortunately that isn't college football reality.

QB is usually the reason good coaches struggle.

Look at Rich Rodriguez at Michigan. Michigan had some tremendous athletes----and not much good it did them last year.

Steve Spurrier is another. Good coach with bad qbs---and he can't find one no matter how hard he tries.

And Miami has recruited shittty QBs for half a decade and look at the results. The list is pretty long----Auburn, Arizona, UCLA...even Oklahoma stumbled for a 2 year stretch this decade until they landed Bradford.

It isn't as simple as just finding some kid who can throw a football far and making him a QB.

I know you love to debate, but again I really don't care lol. The reality of college football is every team doesn't have a 5 star QB, they have to work with what they have. Every team has players that transfer, get suspended, get injured, etc. Look at what Skip Holtz did with the team he had by week 5 last season.....he earned his paycheck, 3/4ths of the players on the field were freshman & sophomores due to injuries and suspensions. I don't feel sorry for any of those teams you listed, deal with it or recruit better/loyal players. And plus I have zero sympathy for teams that get a free ride to the BCS, somebody from their conferences has to go.

[pags11]

just saw this on college football live...thanks for the info. though...