Penn State QB Beau Pribula in Andy Kotelnicki's Offense (w/ Thomas Frank Carr) | STATE of STATE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- On this episode of STATE of STATE, Tom is joined by Thomas Frank Carr of Blue White Illustrated to discuss a hypothetical: how would Andy Kotelnicki’s offense operate if Beau Pribula was the starting quarterback for Penn State?
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Here we go. The months of may June and July have rolled around and my excitement of potentially making the playoffs starts… don’t let me down this year boys! I’ll be watching every PSU blogger to cram every update and small detail in my brain
I really enjoy the cross-pollination between Penn State Football podcasts since it puts great talent together in critical evaluation of Penn State Football.
BP should definitely have some packages so he can use his dual threat ability. He’s definitely throwing the football a lot better too. Fits in the AK system very well.
Good to see T Frank on the channel…
The big question is how good the wide receiver room will be, if receiver room doses not show up will need both play a lot, KJH letter Basketball, track PSU 1969-71
What neither of you mentioned was Pribula had the second team offensive line protecting him against the first team defense 2 years straight in the blue and white game. Not to mention a limited, specified playbook. So it’s not a matter of him not willing to get rid of the ball or having to down the ball, it’s a matter of him having less of a chance because the 1st team defense is dominating the second team offensive line due to superior skills, abilities and knowledge of what offensive plays are going to be called. So how can you compare apples to oranges. If you flipped the scenario I’m pretty sure you could guarantee that Allar would have far more trouble with that first team defense coming at him. Pretty easy to look good when you have a full playbook and you’re sitting behind the first team offensive line and the second team defense is coming at you. If you go back to their freshman year and in house testing, which you may not be aware of, Pribula tested with more velocity, better in pocket accuracy, better accuracy under pressure, greater mobility and quicker play processing. But, he was limited by the coaches in practices and games to select offensive plays. In the same way Franklin treated Will Levis. Yes Franklin says Pribula is a bigger McSorley and let’s face it trace McSorley is a winner and so is Pribula. Seems to me every time Franklin crowns the prototypical sized quarterback they haven’t won anything outside of beating average or below average teams. Check his record against top 20 teams after McSorley left. And when’s the last time they won the Big 10 championship? Oh that’s right, with that McSorley type QB. Franklin and commentators never mention or minimalize the fact that Pribula was a two time offensive player of the year in the state of Pennsylvania. …and was a rare 6A three way player as the QB, Safety, and Punter. If you’re really doing your homework and comparing size, weight, schemes, skills, mobility, IQ and abilities. It’s a no brainer, the top 8-10 Power 5 QB’s from the past season fit, look and perform more like Pribula than Allar. Allar came in as a 5 star? According to who. In 36 years of coaching at the DI level, I’ve never come across a five star missing two of the five major tools needed to be a five star. And in terms of being more prepared for a system, Allar was given the keys to the Cadillac by Franklin before stepping on campus and before any so called positional competition. Allar was gifted far more reps and chances without proving himself in what Franklin claims to be fair competition. Give them both the same playbook instead of catering to the predetermined starter and see what happens. Better yet, let the first string quarterback (Allar) sit behind the second string offensive line with the first team defense coming at him in the blue white game; I’m pretty sure you would see the same results that we witnessed against Michigan’s defense this past season. Last I checked the brightest offensive spots in that game came from the PA QB and PA Running Back.
Justin, what happened to your hair?!? :)
Honestly, he could have a Welcome back Cotter haircut, but I don't give a shit, only care about my Nittany Lions football team!!!! Lol WE ARE
Lol, I see 👀 what you 🤣 mean though!!@
Pribula threw for a ton of yards in high school, far more passing yards than running yards. You guys haven’t seen it because Franklin’s game won’t allow him to do it. Again, what happened to Will Levis?
Kotelnicki owes Allar nothing. Both have to produce
With 9 at QB run wish bone
😄😄😄 I would love to see some of this, and triple option with Nick, Kaytron, and Cam/Tyler. That would be crazy once or twice!
With that said, keep the T formation, please!