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OFFICIAL CU vs. ASU game thread 10/7/23
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I agree that you’re probably right and we definitely lack size for where we want to go, but for us 35 year olds who have been around for decades, we’ve seen teams come out looking like D2 teams and freshmen come in and still look like freshmen when they graduate so our expectations of “lack size” probably still need some adjusting to match yours as we go forward LOL. A lot of these guys were only in the program for 3-4 months, so I’m eager to see what a full year looks like. The spring game next year should be pretty telling one way or another.
Yeah McClain was pretty bad
What happened with JuJu? Didn’t see or hear his name once tonight
Thank goodness prime had a QB son cause without Shedeur this team is a real bad 1 and 5. But hey we are 4 and 2 and that's awesome
I saw one time SS2 got knocked down after a throw and 70 went over to help him up and SS2 would not take his hand. So yeah, I guess he's pretty sick of it.
Yes, upgrades are possible.
It's not a talent issue. It's coaching issue. Yes, the talent is bad, but it's NOT this bad.
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Everyone these days wears an apple watch or alternate type of smart watches
$2100 coming my wayI just won so much freaking money!!!!
Get to bed grandpa; you won’t be able to get a table at Le Peep if you sleep in on Sunday.
$2100 coming my way
So we are really strong?
A couple things with the offense which aren't really criticisms of Shedeur so much as areas he's growing and has room for improvement.
His approach to the QB position is very much like Peyton Manning. Very cerebral and his natural inclination would be to spend 20 seconds at the LOS presnap diagnosing the defense and audibilizing.
1. He isn't going with the pace this offense is supposed to. He plays really well at pace, but drifts away from it because it's not what comes instinctively for him.
2. He's got that Jokic thing of always making the right play based on what the defense is giving. That results in some checks into the wrong play for the situation or personnel even if it's the right play.
3. Tonight, ASU really threw him off in the first half by showing blitz and then backing out after he would audible. Sometimes he's got to force things. Maybe hand signal a WR to break off or change a route or be ready for a 50/50 ball. I think he had that chemistry & trust with Travis but it's not there with the other guys yet.
Anyway, he's allsome and I'm picking nits. The cool thing is that as great as he is there's room to become even better. This is going to be fun to watch.
His approach to the QB position is very much like Peyton Manning. Very cerebral and his natural inclination would be to spend 20 seconds at the LOS presnap diagnosing the defense and audibilizing.
1. He isn't going with the pace this offense is supposed to. He plays really well at pace, but drifts away from it because it's not what comes instinctively for him.
2. He's got that Jokic thing of always making the right play based on what the defense is giving. That results in some checks into the wrong play for the situation or personnel even if it's the right play.
3. Tonight, ASU really threw him off in the first half by showing blitz and then backing out after he would audible. Sometimes he's got to force things. Maybe hand signal a WR to break off or change a route or be ready for a 50/50 ball. I think he had that chemistry & trust with Travis but it's not there with the other guys yet.
Anyway, he's allsome and I'm picking nits. The cool thing is that as great as he is there's room to become even better. This is going to be fun to watch.
Just reminding those ASU fans to wake up early in the morning when ASU plays in Morgantown next year at noon ET.