[stupac2]

I just watched the video of Kevin Hogan in last year's Rose Bowl. It was not one of Hogan's better games. But it does show the advantages of mobility. He made some big runs in that game (7 carries, 54 yards). It's nice to have that weapon in the playbook.

I'm assuming you're not taking requests for data analysis, but I'm curious about something in that game. Is there anything to the idea that Hogan was playing really well up until the long throw to JRP where Hogan took a big hit? I've read a few times that he clearly seemed a bit messed up from that, and had a much worse game afterward, but I've never seen it demonstrated. I'm also not really sure of the best way of figuring that out.

[stupac2]

I just watched the video of Kevin Hogan in last year's Rose Bowl. It was not one of Hogan's better games. But it does show the advantages of mobility. He made some big runs in that game (7 carries, 54 yards). It's nice to have that weapon in the playbook.

I'm assuming you're not taking requests for data analysis, but I'm curious about something in that game. Is there anything to the idea that Hogan was playing really well up until the long throw to JRP where Hogan took a big hit? I've read a few times that he clearly seemed a bit messed up from that, and had a much worse game afterward, but I've never seen it demonstrated. I'm also not really sure of the best way of figuring that out.