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Dwight Dasher of MTSU ... isn't he the QB that couldn't hit the broad side of a barn even if the fate of the world depended on it? I don't recall him having the best game against us last year.

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Dwight Dasher of MTSU ... isn't he the QB that couldn't hit the broad side of a barn even if the fate of the world depended on it? I don't recall him having the best game against us last year.

That was year before last. Last year he was second in total offense. Ran for more than a thousands and passed for around 2500. He may not be quite as scary this coming year because he will have Phillip Tanner back but he's a complete player nonetheless.

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Dwight Dasher of MTSU ... isn't he the QB that couldn't hit the broad side of a barn even if the fate of the world depended on it? I don't recall him having the best game against us last year.

He threw some bad passes last year, but ran well and seemed to make the big plays almost at will. If his passing was bad, our tackling was terrible.

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That was year before last. Last year he was second in total offense. Ran for more than a thousands and passed for around 2500. He may not be quite as scary this coming year because he will have Phillip Tanner back but he's a complete player nonetheless.

I'd have to disagree with that. Granted, this is only based on his game against us, but what I saw was a guy who was illusive and could run, could sometimes hit the short routes, then 1 out of about every 8 passes would throw the ball as far as he could and never come close. But that "threat" of the deep ball kept us honest enough for some reason to not be able to stop him.

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I'd have to disagree with that. Granted, this is only based on his game against us, but what I saw was a guy who was illusive and could run, could sometimes hit the short routes, then 1 out of about every 8 passes would throw the ball as far as he could and never come close. But that "threat" of the deep ball kept us honest enough for some reason to not be able to stop him.

Sounds like WW.

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