Reply To: Is There a Clear Separation between TW and KT?

Moose, I did not come here to argue, but to make a point and support it with facts. Utah St just lost to UW. UW is not that great a team. Michigan has a good DeFense, but their offense is just a bit worse than ours.

All your complaints on KT’s throwing motion are dwarfed by TW’s and then some. Fact is they had to pull back on TW’s leash because he was so inaccurate beyond 10 yards that the INTs were killing us. I just need to point you to the WASU and ASU games last year as examples of how innacurate of a passer TW can be. Against ASU he completed 47.4% of his passes for 165 yards, 0 INTs and 0 TDs. Average yards per catch was a pathetic 4.3 yards. Against ASU he completed 54.5% of his passes for 57 yards with 0 INT and I TD. His average yards per catch was 2.6 yards. Simply put, TW may have a stronger arm that KT, but due to his terrible accuracy, that arm is effectively worthless beyond 10 yards. My eyes tell me that and so do the stats. So who doesn’t know what they’re looking at? And try supporting your case with facts, not pure impression. Scoreboard don’t lie.