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Coach said that this fake punt had been called in several games earlier but they audibled out of it.I thoroughly enjoyed the results of the play.
I only like the play call if we have identified a weakness in what our opponent is doing and felt that it was a vulnerability that gave us a high probability of success.
If we were just attempting to do it randomly in hope of catching them off guard, I would not be for trying it at that that juncture of the game. It appears that the special teams' 'QB' and walk on Dom did an admirable job in calling and executing the play.
The special teams were in need of redemption, and they provided it with that play. ST needs to fix their problems. It's too late in the year to be having those type of blocking assignment and punting breakdowns.
Fair enough but high completion percentage is still an important factor along with yards and INTs. Overall, Drew is rated #8 by Quarterback Ranking (QBR). He's ahead of guys like Beck, Milroe, and Sanders. The people before him are Ward, Dart, Rourke, Howard, Gabriel, Robertson (Baylor), and Horvath (Navy).That is not completely accurate. The 9.6 number represents yards per attempt, which is different than yards per coompletion. Yards per attempt favors QBs with higher completion percentages because a QB gets zero yards for an incomplete pass which brings down average per attempt for QB's who lower percentage passes. When you go with yards per completion, PSU is 32nd.
College Football Stats - College FB Team Yards per Completion | TeamRankings.com
College Football yards per completion, by team.www.teamrankings.com
What I was unsure about was whether their players were more concerned with blocking to prevent good coverage and facilitate a return vs trying to go for the blocked kick as they had successfully done earlier.Whether a block play was called or not, with only a few minutes left in the 4th and trailing, there had to be at least one kid with visions of being a hero. And on our side, I am certain that none of our guys wanted to be the goat who missed a block to spring Reynolds.
Probably not in the dual meet. Brands knows he's underpowered and the match will be at Penn State this year. He'll use the same strategy that he used the last time they came to Penn State. Guys who have a chance to win will open up and guys like Caliendo who are overmatched will stall as much as possible without being DQ'd. You really can't blame Brands for going that route. It's his best chance to keep the score close and maybe, by some miracle, they can pull off an upset.I was not aware Conner Euton had top end talent. He lost to Hunter Garvin 10-3.
Mesenbrink is going to murder this current version of Caliendo
Whether a block play was called or not, with only a few minutes left in the 4th and trailing, there had to be at least one kid with visions of being a hero. And on our side, I am certain that none of our guys wanted to be the goat who missed a block to spring Reynolds.I would need to go back and look at the play again. I'm not sure that they would be going for the block given the field position, time, down and distance of that play.
I would need to go back and look at the play again. I'm not sure that they would be going for the block given the field position, time, down and distance of that play.The block earlier in the game probably helped, because at least one Gopher was probably not gap sound trying to make another splash play.
Here is my rationale. Anyone who loses 3 games is unlikely to be in the running for best team in the country. A worthy team can lose 1 game, especially early in the season. Bad weather, hostile crowd, cross-country trip to play, key injuries etc. Maybe even 2, if they are to top teams. Of course this is not a written rule there could be exceptions, though I would make few if any.It would depend IMO. It should be very rare that a 3 loss team gets in but it could be possible depending on how a season plays out and who they lost to, (say USC was really good this year but lost 27-23 type games to #1 Oregon, #2 Ohio St, and #6 ND while killing everyone else on the schedule). Technically it could be possible to still have that team in the top 12 so I’m not big on absolutes like the 3 loss rule.
There are a few issues with the playoff that need to be addressed. The provision of conference champs getting a bye also needs to be looked at. Why is Boise St (as of now) getting a top 4 seed and a bye week while Ohio St gets seeded lower with a first round game? I think the seeding should be based on the committee like March Madness.
There shouldn’t be a reserved spot for the G5. If they have a team good enough and ranked in the top 12 like Boise this year then they should be in. However, we shouldn’t be saving a spot for a #24 ranked team to jump multiple more deserving teams simply because they’re G5 and get special privileges.
That is not completely accurate. The 9.6 number represents yards per attempt, which is different than yards per coompletion. Yards per attempt favors QBs with higher completion percentages because a QB gets zero yards for an incomplete pass which brings down average per attempt for QB's who throw lower percentage passes. When you go with yards per completion, PSU is 32nd.Allar is averaging 9.6 yards per completion. This is in the top ten of all the top teams in college football.
The block earlier in the game probably helped, because at least one Gopher was probably not gap sound trying to make another splash play.I thoroughly enjoyed the results of the play.
I only like the play call if we have identified a weakness in what our opponent is doing and felt that it was a vulnerability that gave us a high probability of success.
If we were just attempting to do it randomly in hope of catching them off guard, I would not be for trying it at that that juncture of the game. It appears that the special teams' 'QB' and walk on Dom did an admirable job in calling and executing the play.
The special teams were in need of redemption, and they provided it with that play. ST needs to fix their problems. It's too late in the year to be having those type of blocking assignment and punting breakdowns.
Some degree of holding occurs along the line of scrimmage during every play. With that in mind it is up to the officials to make sure that the holding does not become too egregious. And that is where the majority of B1G officials are deficient.Part of why these penalties need to be called is bc of injuries, case and point. The fact that these blatant calls are not being made incentivizes these kids to keep holding. It’s getting out of control if you ask me.
4-7 (2-5) in year 6--three straight losing seasonsI'm sure it's just a coincidence Central Michigan University is losing its head coach now.
Head coach resigns amid Michigan cheating investigation
Central Michigan head coach Jim McElwain resigns amid an NCAA investigation into how Michigan staffer Connor Stalions was on their sideline.nextimpulsesports.com
He included "program building" which Day didn't have to dohonest question. By what metrics do you use to rate JF higher than Day?
I was not aware Conner Euton had top end talent. He lost to Hunter Garvin 10-3.They forgot to add that they were the best chance at +7500.
Hopefully you do realize that post is as fake as the ones about finding dogs and children on the side of the road, or a relatives house getting cleaned out after they moved into "aged care".Why wouldn't Allar be happy at PSU? As a result of his PSU notoriety he is boinking a Dallas Cowboy's cheerleader.
honest question. By what metrics do you use to rate JF higher than Day?Oregon - Dan Lanning
Penn State - James Franklin
Ohio State - Ryan Day
Iowa - Kirk Ferentz
Nebraska - Matt Rhule
Illinois - Bret Bielema
Taking into account the whole picture (in game tactics plus program building plus player development)