Ute Dub

Imagine Tim Tebow but a slightly worse passer and an unwillingness to run the rock. That’s Nate.

Brekkott Chapman at 6’8” and #68 ranked national recruit. My understanding is the coaches laid out a plan for him to be a major contributor at Utah and he wouldn’t do one damn thing.

Bull shit. No o-line can block 8 in the box with 6+ defenders coming downhill because the QB can’t throw past 10 yards.

Thanks, Tony! I sent $50 to your Venmo and hope others will do what they can. It’s a great service.

Yup. And we do run some RPO, but Nate NEVER keeps it. Fuck! You need to keep it a couple times to freeze the defense going forward. Instead, the defense just tees off against a QB that they know can’t burn them past 15 yards, and the ignorant Ute fans start blaming the OL when 6-7 defenses pin their ears back against Nate.

A Cam Rising Chant would make NJ play worse than 8 of 23 passing?

That pocket wouldn’t have been as dangerous if Nate would have run on the read option a few times and made the defense worry about contain before blitzing non stop.

Try to win the game using the strength of your players, not their weaknesses. Game plan from the start should have been to put Oregon state on notice that Utah will run Nate. We made Nate a sitting duck in the pocket. That’s why he got dinged up.

Don’t sell yourself as a dual threat QB then if you’re unwilling to be a dual threat QB.

Yessss!!! Try do Ng what you do best a few times. Sheesh.

That’s not what I’m pissed about. Run the ball in the read option, Nate. Keep the defense honest. Do what you do best a few times.

Yeah. I’ve know that about Kuithe for a bit. Well, I heard it at least elsewhere. Kuithe will just train for the Draft and FA signing.

Generally speaking if a QB wins you two conference championships, and you don’t have a 5 start coming in, you welcome him back.

I would argue differently and say he can throw, but his decision-making is just so slow that the open guy is not open by the time he’s ready to make the throw.

He’s suffering from Turf Toe that won’t go away and usually takes a long time to heal.