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Miners => Den => Topic started by: gumby on July 11, 2022, 04:49:28 PM
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56) Gavin Hardison | UTEP
Though he loses his top talent from the past few years in Jacob Cowing, Gavin Hardison returns to give UTEP a chance in Conference USA this season. Hardison is a pure pocket passer with a live arm and the ability to throw his receivers open. He works the sidelines like a magician and has shown to be able to work the middle of the field at every level.
Hardison is a gunslinger by nature, ripping throws into tight coverage windows with the flick of a wrist. Improving his decision-making will be key for his growth this season after he threw for over 3,000 yards a year ago. He?ll also have to navigate the fact that he?s void a top playmaker on the outside and will have to elevate his receiving corps in 2022.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/top-college-football-quarterback-rankings-2022/4/
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Thx, Gumby. It is pretty much on target.
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If I can see Hardison reliably hit 5-15 yard passes, I will up my expectations for the year.
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Ditto.
I'm pretty sure Spring Ball & practice looked great, but I need to see what he does when he's been scouted.
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Ditto.
I'm pretty sure Spring Ball & practice looked great, but I need to see what he does when he's been scouted.
Agree 100%. How can playing against your own team be any indication of how good you are. If anything it just goes to show that your team's defense sucks. If we were playing each other and one is better than the other, you can ask, whom is better? Your sucky offense or your sucky defense. I'm not a fan of interteam scrimmages as far as rating a teams performance.
Just practice and get your plays straightened out, that should be the goal.