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[quote author=thunder_chik link=topic=17413.msg201192#msg201192 date=1505676727]
Why is it that development of our QBs seems so difficult?

Because Shaw hired a fanboy hero to coach them instead of a real QB coach. After the season he needs to find the Akina of QB coaches
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Could be. I don't know if Tavita is a good coach or not. One could say you look at the results, but even that is a bit difficult to do. Hogan is part of that tree too, isn't he? However, give the under performance of many college QBs in the presence of supposedly "known good" coaches, I find your certainty on the subject hard to justify. Possibly you have some inside info on what is missing?
FWIW, I would like to see Tavita move on, not because I think he is not a good coach, (because I don't claim to know), but rather to further his own career. You can't make it in the coaching profession staying in one place, at least as a rule. You have to demonstrate you can adapt to new conditions. Don't do your postdoc where you did your PhD. Shaw should put in a word for him to be an offensive coordinator at some smaller school, just to punch the ticket. Or maybe go work for a pro team for a while.

[Goose]

[quote author=thunder_chik link=topic=17413.msg201192#msg201192 date=1505676727]
Why is it that development of our QBs seems so difficult?

Because Shaw hired a fanboy hero to coach them instead of a real QB coach. After the season he needs to find the Akina of QB coaches
[/quote]
Could be. I don't know if Tavita is a good coach or not. One could say you look at the results, but even that is a bit difficult to do. Hogan is part of that tree too, isn't he? However, give the under performance of many college QBs in the presence of supposedly "known good" coaches, I find your certainty on the subject hard to justify. Possibly you have some inside info on what is missing?
FWIW, I would like to see Tavita move on, not because I think he is not a good coach, (because I don't claim to know), but rather to further his own career. You can't make it in the coaching profession staying in one place, at least as a rule. You have to demonstrate you can adapt to new conditions. Don't do your postdoc where you did your PhD. Shaw should put in a word for him to be an offensive coordinator at some smaller school, just to punch the ticket. Or maybe go work for a pro team for a while.