The Red And White Game

Well...First of all, if you had gone to the game you would have noticed when Nathan got most of his passing yardage. He got it in the second half when many of the starters were replaced by second stringers. Not to mention that second stringers started for each team in the secondary the entire game. Also, most of his passes would never have left his hands had the defensive line rushed at full speed. In at least 4 cases, the defensive line slowed down to allow him to throw the ball. When second stringers are playing in the secondary it makes it easy for the QB to key in on them...

So, 10-17 for 155 yards ehh...That's against one of the worst DB cores in the SEC. Not to mention that he wasn't even facing our entire starting defensive line, linebacker core, and secondary. His passes were inaccurate and he looked sluggish in the pocket, which explains why I wasn't impressed. This is the SEC, and going 10-17 in a scrimmage against a squad who has scout team players on the field isn't going to cut it. Frankly it worries me that if Casey Dick somehow gets injured, that Nathan will be our only option next year.

Its been a while since the Razorbacks have had any semblance of a passing game, so that might explain why someone would find Nathan Dick's performance impressive.

Thanks for the feedback...you are correct I was not there and that is wht I was inquirying!

Thanks!