I don’t care what people will say. I LOVE this.
We can be disappointed with the results this year. We all had higher expectations. So did they. More so than us I can assure you.
But he’s right. He’s given this place everything he has.
And yes, I have a soft spot in my heart for Chris Klieman. Because he’s done a lot for Brody. Because he’s done a lot for my family. Because he’s done a lot for me.
A little boy, a little girl, and a Twitter idiot from Wichita who can offer him absolutely NOTHING in return but our support. And he could never invite us back and I would be fine with that and be grateful we had the chance.
Be frustrated in the results. That’s fine. I am too. As I’m sure every single player and coach in this program is.
But I want him to stay. I want every player in this program who wants to be here to stay. And I want them to figure it out and raise trophies next year. And I’ll be cheering my ass off for them to do so. #Family
ESPN TOTAL QBR WEEK 8
1 JJ McCarthy/Michigan 97.7
2 Will Howard/Kansas State 97.6
3 Jayden Daniels/LSU 96.0
4 Carter Bradley/South Alabama 95.7
5 Thomas Castellanos/Boston College 95.4
6 Avery Johnson/Kansas State 91.6
7 Jordan McCloud/James Madison 90.8
8 Ethan Garbers/UCLA 90.8
9 Caleb Williams/USC 89.3
10 Luke Altmyer/Illinois 88.7
11 Brady Cook/Missouri 88.6
12 Kyle McCord/Ohio State 87.2
13 Gavin Wimsatt/Rutgers 87.1
14 Dylan Hopkins/New Mexico 86.6
15 Jaxson Dart/Ole MIss 86.2
16 Bo Nix/Oregon 85.9
17 Jordan Travis/Florida State 82.6
18 Emory Williams/Miami Fla 81.2
19 Donovan Smith/Houston 79.8
20 Bryson Barnes/Utah 79.0
QBR values the quarterback on all play types on a 0-100 scale adjusted for the strength of opposing defenses faced.
To qualify, a player must play a minimum of 20 action plays.
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