Football Penn State defeats Delaware, 63-7
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How can you not be happy for Dom DeLuca? What a great story.
WE ARE!!!
WE ARE!!!
Allar is better than Collins. Kerry was just a 50:50 passer before his senior year, when he threw for 67% with an all-pro supporting cast.
Allar has much better mechanics. It's early, but I see no weaknesses in his game -- vision, reads, pocket awareness, etc.
Rappleyea in at TE previous series.
Artis and Townley at DT now.
Subs everywhere.
Artis and Townley at DT now.
Subs everywhere.
Lyons in 2 weeks in a row now. Seems like he's a yellow who might be green eventually.
Nebraska should have hired Prime. Rhule's in trouble and won't bench his awful QB. Some random kid in the stands would be a better option
I had no idea (not that I watch CO much) but that Sanders kid has a legit rocket.
Yeah...and he's got some great weapons around him. I don't think it's necessarily good for college football but this is what will now happen when a new coach comes in at a lot of places.
Beau throws his first TD, to Evans (finally in the game). Lot of youth on the OL that drive. Williams and Donkah at LT and LG. Potts with some holes as well making his yards.
Rhule made a mistake picking Sims ovr Casey Thompson who was a better QB. After Rhule told Casey that Sims was QB1 Casey portalled out. Sims had a terrible INT/TD passing ratio @ GT. Hasn't changed @ Nebraska. It a shame because their defense was playing well and Sims single-handedly took th Huskers momentum away with more fumbles and INT in the 1st half.
Great assessment. I thought Nebraska had a shot early then Sims does what he always does. Not sure what Rhule is doing. Finally went to Chibba Purdy. Hopefully that works out.
Probably too late. Nebraska defense is probably gassed.
This may seem like a very small thing, but I like the way Kaden Saunders runs up to fair catch short punts. Sooo many times the return guy let’s that drop and it rolls another 10-15 yards. A real pet peeve of mine. Again, a small thing, but it’s smart, winning football.
Clemson 21 Charleston Southern 17
Dabo might want to find new job before they force him to
Clemson probably still wins easily but they're not a good team
Dabo might want to find new job before they force him to
Clemson probably still wins easily but they're not a good team
Honestly...a coaching genius would have avoided Lincoln, NE.
Yupp...I think Rhule is a great dude and a better than average coach but horrible decision making to go there. It isn't Baylor without expectations. He's 0-2 and unless he finds a QB it will get ugly. At least they play Northwestern so they won't be winless.
I understand he had to work to get his money from Carolina, but anywhere but Nebraska would have been fine.
Nothing. We did what we were supposed to do. If there's no injuries then we're in great shape.
Well I guess the one thing it tells us is that we're at least a very strong team. And have less concerns than Ohio State for example.
It tells us we had one really bad play on defense so our whole defense must be really bad (at least that’s what I hear from some posters).
You went back almost 30 years. Allar is a bigger component in this team than Collins was in 94. Collins 94 team had 5RBs eventually drafted, 1st Rd TE, 2 WRs drafted and at least 4 OL drafted
.500 coach. Maybe less than by the end of this season.
I was going to say that I wonder what OSU only scoring 35 points at home against YSU tells their fans about their team right now. Not that it matters much now, but OSU shouldn’t be ranked as highly as they are after two rather pedestrian performances.
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