Joel Stave

I mean, Jack Cone's in there.

Alex Hornibrook, Joel Stave, statistically the best quarterback in Wisconsin history, is in there.

He led the 59th best passing attack in 2015 because we couldn't run the ball that year.

We had the 96th best running team, which goes back to another thing, like how...

It could be better.

It could be a hell of a lot worse.

I give you Joel Stave.

And Alex Hornibrook in the Big Ten.

So he's not a statue.

He's not Joel Stave, but he's not a big running threat.

He's pretty accurate.

He doesn't make mistakes.

Yes, I know what you're talking about.

Yeah, so the Badgers, I believe, they got screwed over against Arizona State when Joel Stave was trying to, like, spike the ball.

The officials out there ran the clock out.

The Badgers got a bad loss, and they should have had an opportunity to be able to kick a field goal to go win it.

They did not.

The Joel Stave, uh-

No

Am I wrong here? Oh.

Penn State came in as a 20-some-odd point underdog in the 2013 game.

Yeah.

Um, and, uh, Joel Stave threw for a bunch of yards, but Penn State beat them.

Yeah, I know.

Like, I'm not making a mountain out of a molehill, I promise you, but, like, that doesn't make sense.

And the other thing with Colton that frustrated me in this game is he is not – this is not Chad Pennington, right? This is not – Joel Stave, this is not drop back, seven-step drops, five-step drops, hit that back foot, read the field, and try to find...

Get him on the move to make those throws.

Get him moving out of the pocket.

Oh, 15th Wisconsin.

Joel Stave.

Stave.

Joel Stave.

Joel

Stave with the yips.

I think it must have been Stave.

He of the voice of an angel, Joel Stave.

Did Joel Stave take over? No.

Well, okay, so Stave's last year was 2015.

He had some not bad years.

You know, you've got to...

If you want to get back to how Wisconsin football used to be, if you're going to accept Joel Stave as the quarterback, you also need Tanner McAvoy in there as well.

So if he's throwing picks and he cannot run the ball effectively, that is going to be an issue.

But I don't see them putting them in a situation where they have to force the ball downfield and kind of do what they did to – Graham Mertz at the end of that, God forsaken, last Notre Dame game where it just seemed like every time he'd step back, they're returning it for a pick six because they're sending two receivers into quadruple coverage.