We have multiple weapons catching the ball.

When is the last time the Tigers had 10 different guys catch a pass?

Great balance among the receiving corps.

wow.
I like that Fuente and staff are sticking with this kid. I just wish there was a way to find a role on the field for Karom. The Sr leadership would be an asset.

But, I know 2 qb systems are usually ineffective.

Lynch is going to be a good one. Made some mistakes, some costly at times. But, overall, he's the future and a bright future is he.

In the "poise and maturity" department it wasn't one of his better efforts, but we continue to see flashes that let us know why he is the starter.

(10-06-2013 08:13 AM)BIGGESTTIGERJLB Wrote:  Lynch is going to be a good one. Made some mistakes, some costly at times. But, overall, he's the future and a bright future is he.

One pick was on him, another was on the tight end who wasn't ready for his fast ball on the goal line, the other obviously on the rb at the end of the game.

Lynch's ball handling is sick, he fakes well enough to hold the defense and has a quick delivery. They will improve on his delivery week by week. He throws a good deep ball and is deceptively fast.

2-2 would be so much better than 1-3, but he is going to be one of the best Tiger QBs of all time.

(10-06-2013 10:56 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  

(10-06-2013 08:13 AM)BIGGESTTIGERJLB Wrote:  Lynch is going to be a good one. Made some mistakes, some costly at times. But, overall, he's the future and a bright future is he.

One pick was on him, another was on the tight end who wasn't ready for his fast ball on the goal line, the other obviously on the rb at the end of the game.

Lynch's ball handling is sick, he fakes well enough to hold the defense and has a quick delivery. They will improve on his delivery week by week. He throws a good deep ball and is deceptively fast.

2-2 would be so much better than 1-3, but he is going to be one of the best Tiger QBs of all time.

totally agree with all of this.

Is it just me and my failing eyesight but dosen't Lynch seem to throw almost sidearm? I guess if you are 6'4" that's okay in college.

(10-06-2013 10:58 AM)NJ1 Wrote:  

(10-06-2013 10:56 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  

(10-06-2013 08:13 AM)BIGGESTTIGERJLB Wrote:  Lynch is going to be a good one. Made some mistakes, some costly at times. But, overall, he's the future and a bright future is he.

One pick was on him, another was on the tight end who wasn't ready for his fast ball on the goal line, the other obviously on the rb at the end of the game.

Lynch's ball handling is sick, he fakes well enough to hold the defense and has a quick delivery. They will improve on his delivery week by week. He throws a good deep ball and is deceptively fast.

2-2 would be so much better than 1-3, but he is going to be one of the best Tiger QBs of all time.

totally agree with all of this.

Same here. Kid is going to have some growing pains but it is nice to see someone playing the position that've a theat and has a few years of eligibility to go. It's been awhile!!!

(10-06-2013 04:43 PM)Poorwill Wrote:  Is it just me and my failing eyesight but dosen't Lynch seem to throw almost sidearm? I guess if you are 6'4" that's okay in college.

Yes, he does. And, someone made that exact remark after yesterday's game.

btw, the throw to the tightend was his fault, too. Since he slung it into a group of 6 players. LOL We needed at least a fg.

(10-06-2013 04:43 PM)Poorwill Wrote:  Is it just me and my failing eyesight but dosen't Lynch seem to throw almost sidearm? I guess if you are 6'4" that's okay in college.

He does have a sort of 3/4 delivery. Being 6-7 he still has a high delivery. He reminds me of an infielder motion versus an outfielder, if that makes any sense.