September 8, 200818 yr I think UK has a good problem. A dual-threat quarterback situation, Cobb can run and pass and Hartline is becoming even more comfortable in the pocket and relying more on his receivers. But ... what happens when next season rolls around and you have a 4-star freshman and a 5-star freshman under Cobb and Hartline? I love a problem like that!:dancingpa UK hasn't had that comfort zone at QB ever, in my memory.
September 9, 200818 yr Cotline... They need them both. I agree, although with your AVATAR yours is a very scary reply:scared:
September 9, 200818 yr Both, let them build and learn off of one another. 2 QB system could be dangerous.
September 9, 200818 yr I think Cobb's the man for the job. He just has that playmaker ability that can be game changing. Yes, he made a couple of mistakes, but he is a true freshman. He's fast, has a very good arm, and is smart. I hope UK sticks with him because IMO that's there best bet to having a successful season.
September 9, 200818 yr I think Cobb's the man for the job. He just has that playmaker ability that can be game changing. Yes, he made a couple of mistakes, but he is a true freshman. He's fast, has a very good arm, and is smart. I hope UK sticks with him because IMO that's there best bet to having a successful season. :thumb:
September 9, 200818 yr I don't understand where the dual threat comments are coming from. Hartline is not a threat, maybe you're refering to Cobb being a dual threat throwing and running.
September 9, 200818 yr It looks to me like it will be a combination of the two: "COBBLINE". Randall Cobb is a legit 5'10"/ 175 lbs. The UK staff is very concerned with durability in their demanding SEC schedule. Trust me, Hartline will always be in the mix unless he flat falls on his face in his performance.
September 11, 200818 yr I think both bring good things to the postion, as both also have weaknesses. Hartline seems to be a very smart QB who makes good decsions and is accurate in the short to medium range. Cobb as he was in HS is a playmaker that can throw the football decent but not good enough to keep defenses honest. UK needs to keep both comfortable in the offense b/c Cobb will not stay healthy in the SEC.
September 11, 200818 yr I think both bring good things to the postion, as both also have weaknesses. Hartline seems to be a very smart QB who makes good decsions and is accurate in the short to medium range. Cobb as he was in HS is a playmaker that can throw the football decent but not good enough to keep defenses honest. UK needs to keep both comfortable in the offense b/c Cobb will not stay healthy in the SEC. How can you be so confident of this?
September 12, 200818 yr Hartline, that way I can hear more booing in Commonwealth. Hartline played on 8/31 and you certainly didn't hear any booing by the U.K. faifhful :sssh:. I believe that any boo's that night might have been by some of the pizza box dwellers.
September 12, 200818 yr My choice is not listed on this poll and that is whoever Coach Brooks decides to play.
September 12, 200818 yr It looks to me like it will be a combination of the two: "COBBLINE". Randall Cobb is a legit 5'10"/ 175 lbs. The UK staff is very concerned with durability in their demanding SEC schedule. Trust me, Hartline will always be in the mix unless he flat falls on his face in his performance. He has pretty much covered that the 1st two games. If he gets any worse he would be a cadaver in the UK med school.
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