No. But we have another takeaway.
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Takeaways from the Rocky Mountain Beatdown
- Thread starter The Alabaster Yak
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Did we watch the same game on Friday?
Already answered above that it was more an analysis of the last three seasons but let's not overreact to one performance against a terrible offensive front. We also ran for 390 yards against UMass last year but that was an outlier performance.
After rewatching the game, Moeller is clearly behind Laguda in my mind. He also continues to come up really tough in run support but lowers his head and tackles with his helmet. This is a broken neck (at worse) or multiple concussions (at best) waiting to happen, not to mention he will be flagged for this. He goes in low, which avoids a lot of the penalties, but this is NOT how one should tackle.
I saw very few plays where Irwin was in the game. I saw many more with Frazier in as a FB or H-Back.
Kyle Evans looked very good.
We didn't use numbers at WR. The 4 starters played a lot of snaps.
Gillam saw quite a few snaps. He had some nice QB hurries and played ok.
I saw very few plays where Irwin was in the game. I saw many more with Frazier in as a FB or H-Back.
Kyle Evans looked very good.
We didn't use numbers at WR. The 4 starters played a lot of snaps.
Gillam saw quite a few snaps. He had some nice QB hurries and played ok.
I think the reason that Gillam doesn't stand out like he used to is that we have more talent converging on the ball carrier now. That wasn't the case in 2013, and it made Gillam look like a superstar.
It also helped that Gamboa appears to be a solid backup for Gillam, so we can sub them in and out without much drop off. Hopefully it helps keep Addison healthy this year.
Also not playing in the Baer, one guy on the team gets all the tackles while we let up over 50 points defense.
Buffenuf
massive tool
There you go, yet again, throwing people under the bus.......just change your moniker to "Roadkill" and be done with it!
From what I've read (no footnotes available for your keen mind to fact check, sorry!) Bernardi is well-respected by his players.
Besides, his input into the game plan, is far less than that of the Co-OCs.
Imagine if we somehow beat Michigan... The P12 Championship talk will be running rampant from the "Takeaways from the Miracle in Michigan Part Deux" thread!
I think someone mentioned it earlier, but after re-watching the game, the way CSU played reminded me a lot of the Dan Hawkins years. Not ready to be punched in the face and no response to it, overthinking on D that results in playing slow, no emotion when momentum was in the balance.
and the championship talk should flow freely if we beat Michigan. I don't expect it.
Who doesn't like instant gratification?
scoob
Well-Known Member
Didn't you already all but guarantee a win at Michigan?
I think you have me confused with someone else. I was very confident about the CSU game, but have no such expectations for Michigan.
Along with 26 others.
Not sure if this is worthy of a separate thread, but after watching our game and the TX ND game, does anyone else think we could use Montez the way TX used Swopes? Kinda like FL used Tebow his freshman year. Gets him on the field, he should be a better runner than Sefo, may keep Sefo from getting broken?
Not sure Montez is that big or powerful.
Definitely not Tini's twitter.
What I'm seeing with the dual-threat QB offense becoming a bigger part of what CU does is a much better fit for Montez's skill set than I had previously thought. I don't know that Sefo is going to get pulled for series or plays this year, though. The most I could see would be after Awini comes back that maybe we see some plays where Awini motions in to QB and Sefo motions out to WR so we can run a Wildbuff option set.
Really? Are you sure?
Positive.
I do not think Sefo's personality would allow for the coaching staff to do this. He does not seem to like or accept the idea of being taken out of a game and it's not clear to me how well he'd react.
Not really sure it's up to him. Besides, I think he'd rather win the game than lose cause he wouldn't come out. I think he's a leader, and that he would see the light pretty quick.
Agree that Montez isn't as big as swopes (not sure any QB in college is) but it's the fact that he's a better runner. Also agree it is a role that Awini could fill once he is back, but the other advantage to this is that it would get Montez on the field in more games, not just blow outs.