Darnell Dickson
DAILY HERALD

Bronco Mendenhall took over the BYU football program just months after one of the most embarrassing incidents in program history. On Tuesday, Mendenhall was dealing with his own damage control brought on by the action of two of his players over the weekend.

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Bronco sounding like he expects them to still be a part of the team. Too many people overreacting.

I'm curious as to why the completion rates are not higher. I know no one throws 100%, but what I mean is I'd like to know what the causes are of the incompletions (bad pass, bad catch, great play by defender). That would help me understand more of how these two QBs are progressing.

They could both have the same completion rate, but if all of one QBs incompletions are coming as a result of poor throws while the others relates to bad catches, then there is a difference and it would indicate one of the QBs is doing better than the other.

AF_Puma

I'm curious as to why the completion rates are not higher. I know no one throws 100%, but what I mean is I'd like to know what the causes are of the incompletions (bad pass, bad catch, great play by defender). That would help me understand more of how these two QBs are progressing.

They could both have the same completion rate, but if all of one QBs incompletions are coming as a result of poor throws while the others relates to bad catches, then there is a difference and it would indicate one of the QBs is doing better than the other.

From my experience, both are victims of dropped passes. Both make great throws, both make poor throws. Max makes a fwe of the better throws, especially when things collapse.

But, the completion rate is down because receivers are dropping the their balls.

mcgregor

AF_Puma

I'm curious as to why the completion rates are not higher. I know no one throws 100%, but what I mean is I'd like to know what the causes are of the incompletions (bad pass, bad catch, great play by defender). That would help me understand more of how these two QBs are progressing.

They could both have the same completion rate, but if all of one QBs incompletions are coming as a result of poor throws while the others relates to bad catches, then there is a difference and it would indicate one of the QBs is doing better than the other.

From my experience, both are victims of dropped passes. Both make great throws, both make poor throws. Max makes a fwe of the better throws, especially when things collapse.

But, the completion rate is down because receivers are dropping the their balls.

Have the coaches thought about making jock straps mandatory for receivers. That would help hold and protect their aforementioned balls, and thus alleviate turnovers.

mcgregor

AF_Puma

I'm curious as to why the completion rates are not higher. I know no one throws 100%, but what I mean is I'd like to know what the causes are of the incompletions (bad pass, bad catch, great play by defender). That would help me understand more of how these two QBs are progressing.

They could both have the same completion rate, but if all of one QBs incompletions are coming as a result of poor throws while the others relates to bad catches, then there is a difference and it would indicate one of the QBs is doing better than the other.

From my experience, both are victims of dropped passes. Both make great throws, both make poor throws. Max makes a fwe of the better throws, especially when things collapse.

But, the completion rate is down because receivers are dropping the their balls.

I think it helps to keep in mind who is on the field. Neither of the starting RBs, 1 or 2 starting WRs, etc. Most of the guys getting reps at WR are walk ons.