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With some of our starting OL out for the season will our offense do well? Will our OL be better at pass blocking or run blocking?
PBP said:Mike stated on the coaches show last Wednesday that one of the returning players will be out again for a very long time or words along those lines while Phillips would be out for the year.
The line simply couldn't stay healthy this year and that goes for the defensive line as well (Williams, Peoples...) Old school coaches will tell you it all starts up front on both sides of the ball.
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PBP said:Mike stated on the coaches show last Wednesday that one of the returning players will be out again for a very long time or words along those lines while Phillips would be out for the year.
The line simply couldn't stay healthy this year and that goes for the defensive line as well (Williams, Peoples...) Old school coaches will tell you it all starts up front on both sides of the ball.
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bill_idaflls said:PBP said:Mike stated on the coaches show last Wednesday that one of the returning players will be out again for a very long time or words along those lines while Phillips would be out for the year.
The line simply couldn't stay healthy this year and that goes for the defensive line as well (Williams, Peoples...) Old school coaches will tell you it all starts up front on both sides of the ball.
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Severe injuries have hurt us for two years. Yes, every team has injuries, but maybe we're getting to the point where a platoon system of substitution may be necessary to help combat the every play pounding these players take on a daily basis throughout the year. It looks like Coach K has started to do that already at running back. Whittingham at Utah has had five running backs go down with injuries with half the season to go. Linemen are in the grinder every play. I'm just looking at us staying healthy enough for the rest of the season so we can have a chance at success. Our team can suceed, but it's a concern across collegiate sports.
bhumble said:bill_idaflls said:PBP said:Mike stated on the coaches show last Wednesday that one of the returning players will be out again for a very long time or words along those lines while Phillips would be out for the year.
The line simply couldn't stay healthy this year and that goes for the defensive line as well (Williams, Peoples...) Old school coaches will tell you it all starts up front on both sides of the ball.
PBP
Severe injuries have hurt us for two years. Yes, every team has injuries, but maybe we're getting to the point where a platoon system of substitution may be necessary to help combat the every play pounding these players take on a daily basis throughout the year. It looks like Coach K has started to do that already at running back. Whittingham at Utah has had five running backs go down with injuries with half the season to go. Linemen are in the grinder every play. I'm just looking at us staying healthy enough for the rest of the season so we can have a chance at success. Our team can suceed, but it's a concern across collegiate sports.
It is likely that this team doesn't win another game all year.
up for the challenge said:i do not see our OL being the problem on offense so far this season just because we have some starters unavailable.. It just seems to easy to put the blame on the OL when the offense is not being productive. What about the QB, RB's, receivers, and offensive play calling during a game? As far ss I know we have not had any unavailabilities at these positions. Maybe, that should be the focus rather than the OL during a game. A good QB, good receivers, and a good RB will find away to put up good numbers and points on the scoreboard.
Reborn2010 said:up for the challenge said:i do not see our OL being the problem on offense so far this season just because we have some starters unavailable.. It just seems to easy to put the blame on the OL when the offense is not being productive. What about the QB, RB's, receivers, and offensive play calling during a game? As far ss I know we have not had any unavailabilities at these positions. Maybe, that should be the focus rather than the OL during a game. A good QB, good receivers, and a good RB will find away to put up good numbers and points on the scoreboard.
I disagree, Up for the challenge. I think that it's pretty difficult for any QB, running backs, and receivers to be that great without a solid line. Same for the D. You need very good, and experienced linemen to be a good team. It does all begin up front. At least in my opinion and some others.
spartan said:seriously..... we get it.
you don't like Kramer and have some kind of 'bro-mance' going with that tiny little running back
(not that there's anything wrong with that)
really EVERYONE gets it
jeez[/quote
PBP:
Illegal Hit again PBP from Spartan.
I never said I did not like Kramer and I did not say anything about a tiny running back. Using the word "Bro-Mance"
to me is not very cool as I consider that an insult. That is an illegal hit.
Tacoma5 said:spartan said:seriously..... we get it.
you don't like Kramer and have some kind of 'bro-mance' going with that tiny little running back
(not that there's anything wrong with that)
really EVERYONE gets it
jeez
Regardless of your personal issues with UFTC, your comments are way out of line.
up for the challenge said:PBP:
Why are you not suspending Spartan after you warned him last time? Using the word Bro-Mance is not cool. Than you wonder why posters say something back to him after his comments. It has been going on with him for years as he never has anything to say about the program whether it be good or bad. He just jumps in and attacks posters personally.
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