Heisman time, well sort of

That is putting it mildly. The guy belongs on the football field, but if it wasn't a team that runs a spread option, he would never be a QB. He completes less than 50 percent of his passes--and that is with them not letting him even throw more than a handful of times a game--and in must-throw situations, I have never seen anyone at that level who is that inaccurate. In the Virginia Tech game, they only let him throw the ball 7 times and he only completed one pass. He threw a pick. In the Clemson game early in the season, we were sitting here blown away by how inaccurate he was. 3 for 14, with passes flying in every direction but to his receivers, including 2 picks. The next week, when they lost to Miami, they fell behind and he was incapable of bringing them back when they decided they had to start throwing. It's why I am so blown away by how good Georgia Tech is. They have a QB who can't throw the football, and everyone knows exactly what they are going to do on offense and they still keep winning. It amazes me.