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Book would have been a Heisman candidate at Bama by NDMike2001
He's most certainly a better athlete than Brown. And It's really easy to be decisive when your biggest indecision is whether you want to get it to an open Smith, Waddle, Metchie, Harris, etc. Surely Book's indecision was exacerbated by the fact that he really had no margin for error.
Barring using Young as strictly a drop back passer, I don't know that there's a wrong way to use him in college. Sometimes there are players that play at such an elite level in college that it really doesn't matter once the ball gets in his hands. For me Young was one of those players.