You start Harnish. If his leg falls off, then you play somebody else. You play him until he gets hurt. And if he gets hurt, I'd play Lynch.

(09-02-2010 10:52 PM)niu79 Wrote:  

(09-02-2010 10:34 PM)NIU-NUT Wrote:  

(09-02-2010 10:27 PM)bikechuck Wrote:  I am disappointed in the game but I am not going to give up on the players or the coaching staff just yet. I do think that Jerry Kill should try a new QB next week. I suspect that Harnish is not all that healthy so perhaps give Lynch a chance.

Chandler has never felt better. Can he sustain good health?? I say give him a try.

I think Harnish is done. Either he's too hurt to play QB (he did hold on the PATs and FG's), or Kill has closed the book on him, like he did the Anderson kid a couple of seasons ago at running back.

+1...somehow Harnish found his way into the Kill doghouse,

(09-03-2010 05:25 AM)7 Wrote:  You start Harnish. If his leg falls off, then you play somebody else. You play him until he gets hurt. And if he gets hurt, I'd play Lynch.

What if he just loses a shoe?

(09-03-2010 08:21 AM)NIU17 Wrote:  What if he just loses a shoe?

Then he runs out of bounds

(09-02-2010 10:17 PM)HuskieBowWow Wrote:  Grady is very bad but Harnish doesn't impress me either and will never be compared to a guy like Lefevour. But I think you're giving up on the season if you hand the reins to a guy who's never taken a snap in Div.1 FB. I think we're stuck with Harnish and Grady for better or worse.

Have to disagree; ND is the next game they got blown out by Idaho, NIU will win no matter who you play at QB so why not give Lynch a quarter and the JC wunderkind a quarter. Anybody who can complete a pass further than 10 yds from the LOS is better than Grady. If Harnish isn't health don't play him but don't the Huskies have 2 other scholarship QB's on the roster? Games like ND are ones in which you learn who is effective at leading your team. If Grady keeps starting and I'm the opposing D coordinator I put 9 in the box and make Grady beat me with his arm.