[THE KIZER]

I have to agree with you on the average QB play on both sides but you have to realize that its very hard for the QBs and the receivers to be in sync with each other in 2 days of practice. The int for example should of been on the money but the slot man stopped his route after 15 yds when he was supposed to run a deep route. I guess the many screens and spot passes where easier for all the players in question to execute. The east ran a reverse flea flicker right before half and the kid was open but the only problem was the Ryan kid could't throw it 70 yards to get it to him. If the kid had counted to 3 and then released like he was supposed to then it would of been a TD. Its just tough for thses kids to learn these routes in 2 days. Then you also have the problem of the QBs from both teams getting into rythem because they alternate QBs after every series. I suspect that it might be the same when the Ryan kid goes to the All -American bowl in january. He will have only a few days to learn and get on the same page with his receivers.

You are probably right... I wish I could have seen him play a couple regular season games.