[Saccopoo]

Watched Christian Hackenberg yesterday and felt bad for him. It's really a shit sytem he's in. He's got a lot of tools. You could see it on the field, but everything just broke down around him to the point where he was making bad decisions on the field such as holding onto the ball too long, etc. He got hammered by the Buckeyes defense all game. (Five sacks and numerous hits.) He's going to require a re-work after this experiment gone bad at Penn State. Redshirt junior who I can't see coming back for more of this abuse.
7/13, 120 yards; 1 TD, 0 Int.

Kevin Hogan (Senior) was solid against UCLA on Thursday. Again, his numbers are being held in check by the system as he only passed for 131 yards, but the Cardinals absolutely rolled the #18 ranked UCLA Bruins 56 to 35 backed by a Herculean performance from Christian McCaffery (yep, Ed's boy) who piled up 396 total yards everyway possible. (New Jamaal Charles? Kid is a freak.)
8/15, 131 yards, 3 TD, 1 Int

Paxton Lynch (redshirt Junior) was dominant against a pretty darn good Ole Miss team (ranked #13 going into this game) and showcased his determination to win as it was the fourth time this season that he's carried the Tigers back from a 10 point deficit to win the game. Just owned the Ole Miss defensive backs all game. Dude is absolutely balling right now and refusing to lose.
39/53, 384 yards, 3 TD, 1 Int

Jared Goff (redshirt Junior) doesn't play again until October 22 against a pissed off UCLA team. Last we saw of him, he was throwing five interceptions in a loss to Utah last week.

Connor Cook (Senior), as has been the case all season, looked both great and bad in a Michigan State win on a fumble recovery for a TD on the last play of the game. Some terrific throws mixed in with some really bad decisions and accuracy continues to be an issue.
18/39, 328 yards, 1 TD, 0 Int.