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Mon, 19 Oct 2009 12:56:09 +0000

[...] James Pennington of the Kentucky Kernel writes on the quarterback rotation. [...]

By: Hammer

Hammer — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:02:32 +0000

George, Coach Brooks has explained over and over again why he isn’t going to use Cobb as a primary QB. The Wildcat formation will completly lose its edge, and teams will just be sitting with eight men in the box, knowing there isn’t a legitimate threat down field. It’s pretty obvious that Coach Brooks like to run with Cobb at QB, and so far it’s working well, but the way he worked in those three guys at QB – Newton being a dual threat, Fidler being a deep ball and strong arm threat, and Cobb being a speedy running threat – having those three guys all lined up at different points in the game created a perfect storm. I think Coach Brooks may have created a monster right here, and I’m sure we’ll be seeing plenty more of this three QB look in the coming weeks.

Why don’t you just sit down, quit being an armchair coach, and let Rich Brooks do his thing. He’s getting paid for his job for a reason. He’s got us sitting in a REALLY good spot right now, with a DEFINATY possiblity of WINNING OUT the rest of the schedule!

By: Jake Miller

Jake Miller — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 01:32:21 +0000

Hey, we won at Auburn after 48 years!
Stop complainin’.
It doesn’t matter how many QB’s it takes, when we win.
And what about the defense?
Don’t they deserve some credit?

By: George Lester

George Lester — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 10:14:52 +0000

What does it itake for Brooks to realize that he doesn’t have to wait through two or three others to use the Cobb? The second week in a row, Cobb came through, but only after B tried the rest. Next time, it may be too late. Morale: Sometimes it is better to go ahead and use the Cobb before you run out of pages of Sears and Roebuck!