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Why do people think Petrino can't play qb at trinity next year?

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No Matt Stein has a younger brother named Will who plays varsity WR and JV QB he's pretty quick and has a good arm.

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Also, Eric Senn is a Senior....I don't think he'll be allowed to play next year at Trinity. ;)

In many offenses, with good athletic ability, he could thrive, possibly even excel. In Trinity's offense, this would be more difficult for a shorter QB to excel.

 

I disagree because 90% of Trinity's passes are rollouts. In those situations height does not matter.

This thread is ridiculous! Yeah.... Petrino's accuracy might be down next year until he can adjust for the extra weight on his RING finger.... Give me (and Nick) a break... he just through for over 3,000 yards this year, less than a handful of ints, and more than 2 handfuls of td tosses..... and was MVP in the title game.

I'm sure the coaches are already busy figuring how they will replace him next year......GEEEEEZZZZZEEEEEEE.

 

Hate when that happens!!!!!

Petrino will be allstate QB next year.

313 attemps, 193 completions and 3int's. 61.7 percent completion 3158 yards and 31 touchdowns.

 

Not bad at all.

No Matt Stein has a younger brother named Will who plays varsity WR and JV QB he's pretty quick and has a good arm.

 

This thread is old and he was talking about Eric Senn, I know both of the Stein boys well, but thanks ;)

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