E-Wu Tang Clan
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Them just interviewing him over Bell makes it seem like its his job to lose.
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Spring Ball
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Not a surprise to anyone paying attention. He’s clearly QB1.
I think there are a lot of ways to integrate Bell into the offense. He’s got a lot of talents beyond just being a QB. I’d imagine he offers a lot of potential in many different positions.
E-Wu Tang Clan
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It just seems like there is rhetoric around "open QB competition" they're trying to push.
We'll probably get another QB run packages like with Taylor.
Atomic Eagle
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They're insane if he's not QB1 in the fall. That said, I agree that there's a ton Bell can do in the offense. I don't want to see him sidelined. I actually see Rolfness being the #2 QB with Bell being used more like a Michael Wortham.
Eaglefanatical
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Word on the street is keep an eye out for the WR transfer from Oregon State.
Obzerver
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Well 1st Spring game looked good to me.
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Offense and Defense face off in first scrimmage of spring - Eastern Washington University Athletics
CHENEY, Wash. — Practice was put into action on Saturday morning as Eastern Washington football held the first scrimmage of its spring schedule.
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Eagle Talon
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Anything stand out to you in particular? Who was getting the most reps at QB?Well 1st Spring game looked good to me.
Offense and Defense face off in first scrimmage of spring - Eastern Washington University Athletics
CHENEY, Wash. — Practice was put into action on Saturday morning as Eastern Washington football held the first scrimmage of its spring schedule.
I attended. First thing I noticed was the large number of recruits present at the scrimmage and they were from all. Starting at a high level, Defense performed well. They ran a traditional 4 3. Four down linemen, didn't see many times you had a stand up ends. The back 7 looked good. Not a lot of openings for the receivers.
The LBs were impressive. A couple of nice picks by backups from last year. On offense, only 2 RBs were available. Allen and Dotson. Allen ran hard but difficult find openings with a 2 team line. Dotson was impressive. Ran hard and elusive. Hope he stays on the field.
The Oline looked much better from last year and had numbers this time around.
At QB, looked like Bell and Schakel split most of the reps. Bell threw a 2 TDs, throw the ball well when the patterns were to the outside but never hit over the middle plus didn't use his legs. I would say an average performance.
Schakel is the more polished passer. Shuffles and steps up in the pocket. He has a tendency to force his throws. His last throw was into triple coverage. I would say his performance was, average as well.
Finally, the long snapper needs to improve
The LBs were impressive. A couple of nice picks by backups from last year. On offense, only 2 RBs were available. Allen and Dotson. Allen ran hard but difficult find openings with a 2 team line. Dotson was impressive. Ran hard and elusive. Hope he stays on the field.
The Oline looked much better from last year and had numbers this time around.
At QB, looked like Bell and Schakel split most of the reps. Bell threw a 2 TDs, throw the ball well when the patterns were to the outside but never hit over the middle plus didn't use his legs. I would say an average performance.
Schakel is the more polished passer. Shuffles and steps up in the pocket. He has a tendency to force his throws. His last throw was into triple coverage. I would say his performance was, average as well.
Finally, the long snapper needs to improve
