Padron looked pretty good for the first game he has played

[Mestengo]

The most famous produce of Padrón are its peppers (Spanish pimientos de Padrón), which are small green peppers from the Capsicum Annuum family. They are served fried with olive oil and coarse salt. Most taste sweet and mild, though some are particularly hot and spicy, which gives its character to the dish.

[smuuth]

Padron and Smith were fantastic. How would you like to be the QB in the run and shoot and have to throw to receivers who can't catch unless the passes are perfect and uncontested and even then it is a 50-50 chance. So many of you guys blame the QB and that may be the case at times. However, he needs time to throw (good job o-line), running backs who block, protect the ball and can run(good job McNeil and Line) and finally.....receivers who can catch the football and hopefully make some plays on footballs that aren't perfectly thrown( a big fat F). Oh, I forgot the most important factor.....good offensive coaches who can coach the position.

[RGV Pony]

..receivers who can catch the football and hopefully make some plays on footballs that aren't perfectly thrown( a big fat F). Oh, I forgot the most important factor.....good offensive coaches who can coach the position.

what's your beef with Reinebold?

[smuuth]

Dropped passes and fumbles! As Bum Phillips used to say, "Potential just means you haven't done anything yet." Glad to see Bradley Haynes get in there and get an opportunity to catch and make plays.

[SMU 86]

Overall, I was impressed with both Padron and Smith - the offense seemed to be more alive under both of them.

The rotating QB thing did kind of mess with UH. The change of pace Wildcat offense that Braden ran and the 4 wide that Padron ran. I also noticed that with Padron's height he does not have to move around in the pocket as much to see the throwing lanes. I am encouraged by both players.

[Mestengo]

Liked BS lowering his shoulder and running the ball through defenders, but that's not JJ's game. KP will develope in a few years. This TEAM looked bad last night sorry men.

[SMU 86]

Dropped passes and fumbles! As Bum Phillips used to say, "Potential just means you haven't done anything yet." Glad to see Bradley Haynes get in there and get an opportunity to catch and make plays.

Reinebold can't catch the passses for them. We also only have one juggs machine. He is doing the best he can with what he has.

[Stallion]

Padron has great mobility, great height-he has as high an up-side as just about any QB we;ve had in awhile but I don't think scouts would say he has a strong arm yet. He floated quite a bit of his passes. Still physically developing and that may come.which is why redshirting this kid was so important. I think he had a lot of problems reading defenses but I think he performed well under the circumstances. Not surprisingly, he wasn't really able to step in and run the Run N Shoot Offense-that was not the Run N Shoot we were watching.but that's typical when you use true freshman. The best news is that none of the QBs we are getting lately could be confused with Tate Wallis and the rest of the "QBs" Phil Bennett recruited.

[sail420s]

At the luncheon last week, June said Padron was still learning. He was getting more reps in practice and making good decisions, just making them about a second late. I think we saw some of that in this game. Besides that, I thought both guys looked good and added a new dimension to our game. Even Sumlin mentioned our new QB's ability to run was giving them fits. Tulsa's defensive coordinator now has a whole new scenario he has to prepare for. I was really impressed by Smith's aggressive running. I think he hit the defenders making the tackle harder than they hit him every time.

[Stallion]

I think June Jones comments are on target but I'd say he's making good decisions TWO SECONDS too late.

[SMU 86]

The wr's may have been covered as well.

[jimhagle]

BlM is in his second year and he still has trouble reading defenses. Padron looked more ready to make hasty decisions than Mitchell ever has. This kid performed admirably for his first action. He didn't have to throw every pass like it was shot out of a cannon like BLM does for the most part-the kid showed "touch" on his throws and that is a good thing. Did BLM look this good in his first game last year? I don't recall but I doubt it.

[mustang1108]

I thought both qbs looked really good last night. i really enjoyed the change of pace that they brought to the offense. I feel like padron might be the better option for us in the future. you can only practice so much the best experience padron will get is real game experience. The two things i was most impressed with was the fact that he had good touch on his passes and that he can use his feet which is something we have never really seen blm do. i know it isn't part of the run n shoot but i really enjoyed watching the qbs run more yesterday it adds another dimension to the offense. i hope to see more qb runs next week and hopefully padron can get more game experience this year.

[82Pony]

We also only have one juggs machine. He is doing the best he can with what he has.[/quote]

The world would be a better place with more juggs machines.

[The PonyGrad]

Not to make too much out of this, but Padron had the highest single game QB rating of any BLM performance this season.