Redbirdwarrior said:Coprich's production boom had EVERYTHING to do with #5 handing him the ball. Tre Roberson might end up going down as the most effective QB in ISU history when all things are said and done. A rocket launcher on his shoulder, a good decision maker, excellent field vision, but then you add the legs. Dude was faster than MOST RB at any level, but also had the ability to cut on a dime without changing stride.
North Dakota State was DOUBLE SPYING him with outside linebackers and he still roasted them with his legs.
It helps that Coprich had excellent vision and a small, easy to miss in a pile of dudes frame, but Tre Roberson was the reason Coprich was an All American and had all those video game numbers.
This is why I was so disappointed to see Broadnax moved to safety. The college game is SO MUCH EASIER to dominate with a read option QB. Even a bad RO QB is difficult to gameplan for. Kolbe can't do it and I dont think anyone else in our QB room can.
Yeah, but the fact he couldn't throw on target meant he was never going to keep defenses honest. Roberson could throw on target, and throw it deep on target. Therein lies the difference between the two. Broadnax hasn't shown that ability and probably never would have.