Spurrier's Depth Chart At QB

[ConwayGamecock]

1) Dylan Thompson
2-A) Connor Mitch
2-B) Perry Orth
4) Brendan Nosovitch


Let the Discussion BEGIN!!

[Cocky Mike]

Originally Posted by ConwayGamecock

1) Dylan Thompson
2-A) Connor Mitch
2-B) Perry Orth
4) Brendan Nosovitch


Let the Discussion BEGIN!!

The numbers always work out

[Sir Cuss]

Seriously? No Beecher??!?

[roosterdude21]

[InletCock1989]

I see Brendan transferring

[Carolina4eva]

My vote is for Chris Smelley

[SanAntonioCock]

Does Stephen Garcia have any eligibility left?

[WE_ARE]

My vote is for Swygert!

[DBjr]

Originally Posted by ConwayGamecock

1) Dylan Thompson
2-A) Connor Mitch
2-B) Perry Orth
4) Brendan Nosovitch


Let the Discussion BEGIN!!

really?

[CoverTwo]

Pretty sure Luke Skycocker told me Perry Orth would never crack the depth chart.

[Clemsux182]

Noso at 4th string huh? Ruh-roh.


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[Spurticus]

Connor Mitch and Noso are not that far apart with their overall performance.
Mitch has much better mechanics and "pocket Presence" than Brendan
but if there's a distinction between them right now it's very thin.

I'm still convinced that Connor Mitch is the future of the offense. He's
the better passer and I think eventually will be the better general to run
the offense. IMO, switching Noso and Connor wouldn't be that big a difference
on the depth chart this spring. This could also be Spurrier playing games
with them. .. Building up Connor's ego, while lighting a fire under Noso to
push himself a little more. Right now they are neck and neck, but the big
issue is "THERE'S A WIDE GAP BETWEEN THOSE TWO AND DYLAN" .. Not
a good situation if it were Late August.

[Spurticus]

Perry Orth is just a steady, nothing flashy, good solid QB who reminds
me of Dylan Thompson as a freshman. When you first saw him, you'd
think "He'll make a good holder for our field goal kicker". ... Then the following
year, his mechanics were a little better, little more "Zip" on his throws, and
better footwork. THEN ... he exploded.

Orth has a strong arm, and good footwork. He's not the most accurate
passer, but he hasn't thrown any picks and when he finds a guy open,
he gets it there quick. Not a Connor Shaw, but can move a little bit
when the pressure is on him and create more time with his mobility.

I can see why Spurrier has moved him up the depth chart. Even if it's
just for getting the guys fired up some, I think Orth's efforts are getting
him noticed by The Ole Ball Coach.

[Gamecocks321]

Use Noso for short yardage downs, just like OU's Blake Bell.

[uscsandstorm85]

I think he is stubbing some toes to make them work a little harder.

[Lonnie]

If you watch the post practice video of SOS, he said that Noso could be our "running QB"....

[cracker2]

I was at practice today. Nos was the #4 QB. Wobbly passes and not accurate. Let a shotgun snap sail right through his hands. GA yelled, "CATCH THE DAMN BALL"!!!

[beak2]

DT is our man by far, IMO and Orth does throw a nice ball.

[Cheezy]

Originally Posted by Lonnie

If you watch the post practice video of SOS, he said that Noso could be our "running QB"....

[yazoo]

Originally Posted by InletCock1989

I see Brendan transferring

It is possible, but I don't think so. Spurrier is ranking QBs day to day. Noso had a bad day at practice passing. That is why he is ranked last yesterday.

OTH, in the interview, Spurrier said Noso is probably going to be his "running quarterback." I think that translates into some PT for Noso. He is superior in that skill, and would be effective with our OL especially near the goal.