A little perspective here. Was Quinn perfect? No. But - if you expected him to be, you haven't been watching much football this year. When it became clear we could not run, we had to put the offense on him. He went 31/47 for 369. He threw the ball away when he had to. He did not turn the ball over. Worthy had three straight-out drops. 1) the one down the middle in the 4th quarter 2) the little slant that hit him right in the chest, and 3) the long one down the left boundary. There was also one occasion where he absolutely failed to track a potentially catchable ball. Whittington had a drop on 3rd down. Add in those 4 "should have beens" (yeah, I know...), and you get a stat line of 35/47 for approaching-Texas-bowl-game-record yardage. Had you been told at the start of the year that your freshman QB would, in his bowl game, go 35/47 for over 400 yards, would you have said:
1) That guy sucks.
or 2) That's a pretty good effort.
I still think Ewers is going to be good, maybe not great, but certainly good enough. Putting a loss like this on him is just silly.