What Happened With Our Offense?

[Velcro]

he rarely had time to get rid of the ball thanks to the ole' pass protection.

Good RB's will help him out tremendously.  His success will be totally based on how much confidence he has.  He has the skill, size, ability... just lost the confidence after TCU.

[bulls96go]

hiding

hope they come out to play

[Papa_Bull]

Banks threw 3 interceptions in the Louisville game. I think that probably had a lot to do with him eating the ball so much against TCU. I'm more disappointed that we couldn't adjust during that game by using more quick short passes like other teams did against us.

As for the QB situation, this is what Leavitt said to the Oracle the other day:

"The guy that made more of a move than I thought he would was (freshman quarterback) Evan Kraky. He had a better spring than we thought he would. Of all the quarterbacks, he probably came along (the most)," Leavitt said.

Kraky missed all of last season recovering from an ankle injury. Kraky worked primarily with the second team in the spring, but late in spring practices Leavitt said Kraky had moved into position to challenge senior Ronnie Banks for the backup quarterback position behind sophomore Pat Julmiste, who Leavitt named the starter early in spring workouts.

"We'll just see what happens in the fall. We're going to go in with Pat as No. 1, and Ronnie and Kraky battling for the No. 2 spot, and we're going to see what our young guy (incoming freshman Louis Gachette of Immokalee) can do."

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I just would like to see Julmiste, Kraky and Gachette ALL play this year and IMPROVE, so we'll have experienced QB's heading into the BE in 2005.

[smazza]

mikeg-i would expect bulls to go away from spread attack with the drafting of so many quality RBs and the anemic performance of offense last year

way too many 3 and out passes without taking 1 minute off the clock

[bulls96go]

the spread needs to be dead