Wildcat 4Ever
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35-7 at the half.....whew. Toone time to say the least......DEFENSE IS AWESOME
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WHAT A GAME......(Sac St)
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weberwildcat
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Yikes, it was a good old fashion beatdown. Watch out UNC!
Box score still not updated on ESPN.
Box score still not updated on ESPN.
Some interesting stats from the Sac State game:
Possession Time: WSU-25:38, SAC-34:22
You can get away with that when you factor in the Average Gain Per Play: WSU-6.4, SAC-4.3
Trevyn Smith ends up with the team's lowest rushing average (if you throw out Higgins' carry) at 3.1 yards per carry and a total of 59 yards. Can someone please explain the reason for this? Obviously he didn't need to rack up big yardage for the win, but that average is really low. Was he okay? Last week he took some big hits, and it looked like it may have taken a toll on him in the second half. However, I didn't see today's game so I don't know if that's it.
Other stats of interest also obviously include Toone's 154 yards, and here's a good one: Jordan Brown's interception for 31 yards, nice. This next one is getting to me though:
Temperature: 68, Wind: None, Weather: Sunny, Clear
If only I could have been there...
Possession Time: WSU-25:38, SAC-34:22
You can get away with that when you factor in the Average Gain Per Play: WSU-6.4, SAC-4.3
Trevyn Smith ends up with the team's lowest rushing average (if you throw out Higgins' carry) at 3.1 yards per carry and a total of 59 yards. Can someone please explain the reason for this? Obviously he didn't need to rack up big yardage for the win, but that average is really low. Was he okay? Last week he took some big hits, and it looked like it may have taken a toll on him in the second half. However, I didn't see today's game so I don't know if that's it.
Other stats of interest also obviously include Toone's 154 yards, and here's a good one: Jordan Brown's interception for 31 yards, nice. This next one is getting to me though:
Temperature: 68, Wind: None, Weather: Sunny, Clear
If only I could have been there...
weberdude said:
We didnt need to run yesterday, Sac St packed the box all day long so that they can stop the run, which they did. But this is the advantage of having a multi-dimentional team, they packed the box but left thier secondary vunerable, the had no under help, so we were able to pick them apart through the air.
Wildcat 4Ever
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WILDCAT said:
we need Bolen on the field more......use him like we did Etuati last year......he needs more touches......
That was a great game!! TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! 4 TD's 154 yards, 104 return yards, three records: First WSU player with 3000 yards, Longest punt return in school and conference history (oh if we want to get techical he stretched out his most TDs by a WR record too).
