Once Again

[get'em_griz]

I agree, it was an great performance. That is why his performance at NDSU is so perplexing. I would have bet the performances would have been reversed.

Stitt deserves as much blame as anyone for the offensive letdown at NDSU. He was out coached. Badly.

I know right? Stitt should have never thrown 4 interceptions..

You don't think Stitt had anything to do with offense struggling at NDSU?

You sure the receivers were running the right routes given the coverage?

Using the same guard-center tap silent count that was used against the cats was a genius idea.

Yep, all Stitt's fault. Stitt apparently forgot to change his settings from "All-Madden" to "Rookie". :roll:

 

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

My favorite part other than Stitt throwing 4 INTs (should have been 6) was the way Stitt was fu*king dominated on the OL and DL, he got worked at every fu*king position. Granted Stitt is only 5'8" 165 but COME ON MAN!

 

[AZGrizFan]

My favorite part other than Stitt throwing 4 INTs (should have been 6) was the way Stitt was fu*king dominated on the OL and DL, he got worked at every fu*king position. Granted Stitt is only 5'8" 165 but COME ON MAN!

No shit. We save 5'8", 165 for our RB's.

 

[grizcountry420]

I agree, it was an great performance. That is why his performance at NDSU is so perplexing. I would have bet the performances would have been reversed.

Stitt deserves as much blame as anyone for the offensive letdown at NDSU. He was out coached. Badly.

I know right? Stitt should have never thrown 4 interceptions..

You don't think Stitt had anything to do with offense struggling at NDSU?

You sure the receivers were running the right routes given the coverage?

Using the same guard-center tap silent count that was used against the cats was a genius idea.

To me it looked like an inexperienced QB playing in a hostel environment and not knowing whether NDSU was playing zone or man coverage.