Good points. I wonder if it is a focus issue?@hurryinghoosiers I think Hoover has stepped up fairly well, when its do or die time. He's a fluke mis step away from back to back fourth quarter, multiple touchdown drive, double digit comeback wins. Both against good, to elite teams. He also led 2 fourth quarter touchdown drives against NW, much needed touchdowns to preserve the lead.
Consistency throughout games, to build bigger leads... that's been his problem. Being clutch has not been an issue for him.
@walt542 Kinda wondering that myself. Could also point to some of his turnover issues at TCU. Whatever it is, he does seem to zero in pretty well, in crunch time when we need him to. Hope he can find that throughout the game tomorrow, so we don't need the 4th quarter come back efforts. But its nice to know he has it in him, when we do need it.
@hurryinghoosiers I think Hoover has stepped up fairly well, when its do or die time. He's a fluke mis step away from back to back fourth quarter, multiple touchdown drive, double digit comeback wins. Both against good, to elite teams. He also led 2 fourth quarter touchdown drives against NW, much needed touchdowns to preserve the lead.
Consistency throughout games, to build bigger leads... that's been his problem. Being clutch has not been an issue for him.
The counterpoint being he should have been able to hit marsh in bounds on that throw . He was open and the ball could have easily been thrown farther in.
**Only laughing because you can't refute the point.