Play not plays.
I get your point but do that against PSU and you won’t get much difference
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Play not plays.
I get your point but do that against PSU and you won’t get much difference
Just for those wondering, Delaware's punter is in his sixth year. No eligibility after this season.
It shouldn't with the talent level difference. No reason not the break some long runs if the receivers and TEs are executing their blocks.
Especially after the head shot. No reason to have Allar in there. He got some work. Get him out healthy.
Our luck he will get hurt when players run into him whil he is on the sideline. Just kidding. I hope.
That’s what it’s designed to do and PSU never sees it, so they’re not going to have a lot of time to prepare for it. My only concern is the lack of creating turnovers again.
Penn State's offense fails to score for the first time today. You may begin dooming now.
Lambert-Smith is sneaky good. Catch behind line of scrimmage, step aside as defender goes by, slide between a couple defenders, three, four yards, first down.
It’s just business. Impressive.
It’s just business. Impressive.
I'm aware of that. And based on the talent we should still be able to create more chunk plays. It's a minor issue though.
No need for chunk plays today. Keep a vanilla game plan. Although I guess the argument could be made that the WRs should be able to break some long completions, even if not designed.
Yurcich hasn’t called a game that is going to lead to a lot of chunk plays, doesn’t need to today
Drew Allar gets on the board with a touchdown pass to Tyler Warren and Penn State will take a 35-7 lead. 22 seconds left in the first half.
Allar 18-for-22, 175 yards, 1 TD.
Allar 18-for-22, 175 yards, 1 TD.
There is a difference in taking away 1 play in 25 vs whatever point you are making. No?
I'm going to guess a little of both. Get Dawkins some much-needed reps while Nourzad deals with his bumps and bruises.
Allen and Singleton have 25 carries without a 20 yard run--again, the pure gap in talent makes that difficult to believe if the receivers are doing their job downfield. The OL should be getting off the first level to the second. I'm not talking about creative play calling or deep throws. Would also be nice to see the receivers make more guys miss.
Nice half for Allar and crew. Not playing down to competition like we have seen oh so many times.
Through Penn State's first six quarters of action this season, Drew Allar is 39-for-51, 500 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT.
That will play.
That will play.
HALFTIME
Penn State 35
Delaware 7
Drew Allar: 18-for-22, 175 yards, 1 TD
Kaytron Allen: 14 carries, 69 yards, 1 TD
Nicholas Singleton: 11 carries, 52 yards, 3 TD
KeAndre Lambert-Smith: 4 receptions, 56 yards
Penn State 35
Delaware 7
Drew Allar: 18-for-22, 175 yards, 1 TD
Kaytron Allen: 14 carries, 69 yards, 1 TD
Nicholas Singleton: 11 carries, 52 yards, 3 TD
KeAndre Lambert-Smith: 4 receptions, 56 yards
IIRC Two throw aways and a drop. One poorly thrown ball I can recall
Point is, the dumbest stats in sports are the ones that go “hey if it weren’t for big plays and points, the team would have looked worse.” It’s like, no kidding Sherlock, pick a better stat to make a point about.
There are a whole lot of defenders that make him look like a tethered blocking dummy.
But it does show the dominance aside from 1 play. It's different if you're like "ignoring the 12 plays this year of 50+"
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everyone piling on Eldson, go back and look at the long TD run and see Abdul Carter get clocked on the trap block that the runner cut right inside.
Fair, but it doesn’t absolve Elsdon of his own misplay.
It's about showing dominance. Somebody is going to see the guy ran for a big TD and think they did some work. The rest of the plays show it was a fluke. It's not like they've had 3 flukes.
