cats25061
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Well here we go again, I have been dreading this game since the "shootout in the sauna" last year. The Hornets earned our respect in that game an I am very glad that the game will be in Bozeman this year. Don't expect the Cats to overlook you, we expect this to be one of the toughest games of the year.
Here is my view of the match up, feel free to correct me or dissagree.
Your offense is dependent on Flemming, as he goes so goes the team, he has a very solid cast to hep in OL receivers and RB's. I saw the OSU game online and have watched the UM game once. I havent seen the WSU or SUU games. Flemming is dangerous because he can be so accurate and is mobile and will hurt you with his legs if the play breaks down. I think our gameplan will be to contain him in the pocket and let our secondary lock up the receivers while our LB's stop the run. Its a difficult task and still expect you to score a lot of points.
On offense we have a much stronger running power run game than last year. Expect us to run the ball to set up the pass, we will controllable the ball and clock as much as possible. As much as any other team I see mirror images of ours when I look at SAC.
I see a close hard fought game that is higher scoring, but not in the 60's. If turnovers become a factor they will likely decide the game, however if turnovers are not a factor or even then I think we got the edge in 2 areas, the DL and we still have Cunningham while the older Diniz(sp) has graduated.
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You have probably heard that we have upgraded our stadium by adding a bowled endzone and a state of the art HD video screen. Its homecoming so we are expecting about 18,000 loud Bobcat fans and a few Hornet fans.
Here is my view of the match up, feel free to correct me or dissagree.
Your offense is dependent on Flemming, as he goes so goes the team, he has a very solid cast to hep in OL receivers and RB's. I saw the OSU game online and have watched the UM game once. I havent seen the WSU or SUU games. Flemming is dangerous because he can be so accurate and is mobile and will hurt you with his legs if the play breaks down. I think our gameplan will be to contain him in the pocket and let our secondary lock up the receivers while our LB's stop the run. Its a difficult task and still expect you to score a lot of points.
On offense we have a much stronger running power run game than last year. Expect us to run the ball to set up the pass, we will controllable the ball and clock as much as possible. As much as any other team I see mirror images of ours when I look at SAC.
I see a close hard fought game that is higher scoring, but not in the 60's. If turnovers become a factor they will likely decide the game, however if turnovers are not a factor or even then I think we got the edge in 2 areas, the DL and we still have Cunningham while the older Diniz(sp) has graduated.
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You have probably heard that we have upgraded our stadium by adding a bowled endzone and a state of the art HD video screen. Its homecoming so we are expecting about 18,000 loud Bobcat fans and a few Hornet fans.
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