It's pretty obvious he left because he didn't want to split snaps at QB. It's a pretty regular occurrence in college football. If the coach picks another QB over you, and you're in the same class, there is no real reason to stick with that college football program. So he went somewhere that would provide a better situation for him.
There is absolutely no arguing this point, and is key to it all.
That's where you have it wrong. He didn't quit because he was going to have to split PT. He quit because he was asked to compete for the job in practice. Also, Kingsbury had not picked Webb over him. He told him he would have to compete with Webb to start in the bowl game.
But he was in the mix. He won the job when the season opened. I mean, the other two QBs were hurt but still. He was given ample opportunity to win it. Then he was given another chance. He wasn't told he lost the job. He was told that he needed to computer. Frankly, I think he would have won the job.
Reel him in....
Tech always plays the Sooners tough. And they are at home. I am not real comfortable. Just saw they are in Norman. Feel a little better.
Losing your QB makes it impossible, but I doubt Kaaya was going to keep up with Clemson's ability to score anyhow.
I know.
Umm... eww.
