OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Clayton Tune • Sr. • QB • Houston
“Tune led Houston to its third straight win as he accounted for 399 yards of total offense and had four touchdown passes in a 42-27 win against South Florida, moving the Cougars into a tie for second place in The American standings. Tune completed 31 of 37 passes (a career-high 83.8%) for 380 yards and scoring passes of 1, 52, 12 and 28 yards to help the Cougars break open what had been a 14-14 game. Tune, who surpassed 10,000 career passing yards, became the first player in American Athletic Conference history to finish a game with at least 30 completions, 300 passing yards, four touchdown passes and an 80% completion percentage.”
This is a very well deserved award for Tune and he has proven himself to be a very good QB, just like I have been saying for 4 years now, but getting the AAC player of the week awards week after week is very upsetting to all of those Tune haters out there.
If you ask me the only thing different between when our offense was dragging and how it is performing now is the fact that Tune is making better decisions and making them quicker.
It was good to see tune ball out, saw a stat that of his 6 incompletions
2 throwaways
3 drops
1 ball that hit the DB in the back.
Damn good game against a 1 win Bulls team.
I think most people would love to see him utilized to his fullest potential. Throw and push tempo. Don’t give defenses time to set up their D. Make them play base D every time.
Running a dragging ass offense just puts him in a bad position against better competition.
I disagree. To my point of view, I think that the o-line is doing a super job of protecting him and giving him enough time to go thru his progressions and make better decisions. But just my point of view . . . . .
Noticed this past Saturday that the team was at the LOS and ready to go, meanwhile the Bulls were standing around, looking over at the sideline. Several years back, TT was at the LOS and our D was looking over at the sidelines. Resulted in a BIG gain for TT. We took a big beatdown that day, if I remember. Could not figure out why someone other than this Sunday morning QB did not notice and do something about it . . . . .