Recruiting Quick note on Bryson Hayes...
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Looks like he will hit the under on my INT per game prediction but I didn’t expect him to abandon throwing deep 50/50 balls like he has. I had him at 1.6 per game. He did his best against IU to try to make me look good.at this point, DR will need to pick up his TD passing pace in order to simply match the 16 scores we threw for last season.
Haarberg started 8 games for us last year, but really only played 7 since he went out so early against Maryland.
DR has started 8 games for us this year.
here's how they compare:
HH - 49% completions, 1,444 yards, 12 total TDs, 7 INTs
DR - 66.1% completions, 1,686 total yards, 9 total TDs, 7 INTs
the offense is averaging 24ppg compared to 22ppg last year during HH's starts
pretty similar numbers. by far the biggest improvement is in fumbles lost.
W/L record is the same.
at this point, DR will need to pick up his TD passing pace in order to simply match the 16 scores we threw for last season.I know that you are being Randy Quaid in Major League 2, but you are absolutely NUTS if you think Raiola is going to throw less than 20.5 TD's. Only way that happens is if he gets injured. If what we saw was 16 TD's last year, and Raiola throws only 4 more Rhule will be looking for another job.
So I know you don't want to be a Kool Aid drinking sunshine pumper, but I also think you sound idiotic thinking Raiola is going to have similar numbers to last year
checking in on these with 4 games to go
DR's current stats & pace:
Passing Yards - 1,744, on pace for 2,616 - UNDER pace, but close
Passing TDs - 9, on pace for 14 - pacing way UNDER
Rushing Yards - -58, on pace for -87 - pacing way, way UNDER
Rushing TDs - 0, on pace for 0 - pacing way, way UNDER
So it’s just pay to play that the stupid NCAA says is against the rules.