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Colorado vs. Oregon State - Nov 4 - 8PM, ESPN
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Flat_Iron_Rising
Homebrew & Prime Time = HEAVEN
Still better than last year. Looking forward to the coming seasons and positive growth of the program.
I believe in him. I seen a lot of good at JSU but I also saw some bad. The difference is, the bad is unforgivable at this level whereas if wasn't at JSU for the most part. He will adjust. I've seen some adjustments already but the game management is still rough and that has to improve.
No clue but that's why the last timeout was called. So he could talk to them
Bucky blaming the refs... maybe he should definitely turn the camera on his dad....
The one thing that is bouncing through my head is that Prime has his Microphone up in the air and he is not talking to anyone in the headsets about anything at all. His voice would seem to resonate if he wanted to change the tone or guide what he wanted to have happen.
That seems incredibly odd for a man like Prime who has motivational skills like no other.
If he is trusting his Coordinators 100%, then the Stanford game is 100% on Lewis, and the first half today is 50/50 on Lewis and Shurmur
Crazy
That seems incredibly odd for a man like Prime who has motivational skills like no other.
If he is trusting his Coordinators 100%, then the Stanford game is 100% on Lewis, and the first half today is 50/50 on Lewis and Shurmur
Crazy
This was more on his lil bro. He didn't have it tonight till the 4th and even then, it was moreso the magic of the WRs than 2 tonight. That said, I was very impressed by Shilo
Gee ... who could have possibly forseen that we would lose by the 7 points we essentially gave them with the absolutely unfathonable play calling at the end of the first half?
I would really like for Shurmur, Lewis, or Prime to explain that strategy, whoever was responsible for it.
I would really like for Shurmur, Lewis, or Prime to explain that strategy, whoever was responsible for it.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
You smokin that goooood copium.
Better players often cover up mistakes by coaches. We had 4-5 drops that changed the game. We had blown protections that undercut open plays. Yes, the coaches had big lapses, but this game hinged on their players making more plays on offense than our players did on offense.
This isn’t even a question if we don’t have a drop on a routine ball.
I know it’s obvious, but the difference ended up being the game management at the end of the half.
It is a tragic blend of both
I put more on the coaches, but the players are not making plays and making things worse
Oregon State is not that brilliant of a team, but they do not cause losses, they prevent them
We have a staff that causes losses
I said it at the time. The playcalling was pretty safe for a competent offense
RalphieMalph
Well-Known Member
If Shurmur is calling the plays and Lewis is just signaling them, then how does that blame get split 50/50? Seems like it should be more 99.999/0.001
Excited for this Defense when we get the dudes we need. We will be running a new Offense next year with a new offensive line, so that will be the question.
Better clock management skills, Prime or Nathaniel Hackett?
Don’t allow an execution error to have such a drastic effect. Should have never thrown it
Two guys that have a say, SAY something out loud
Stop the bulljunk
Easy to say in hindsight. You'd expect your WR to to make a routine catch that a guy off the street could make.
non-insiders are going to blame this on the play calling changes. i think that is right and also wrong. offense played tentative and slow a lot. i liked the schemes better overall. i think had they made the switch at the bye, we'd be looking at a whole different deal right now.
this **** is hard.
covered.
this **** is hard.
covered.
Prime has now said a million times that he would prefer to have more receivers out in the pattern than have people block
So, he is betting on his son to make a pass happen despite huge pressure
That works in Pee Wee
That works in High School
That worked at Jackson
That does not work in P5 with top-flight pass rushers
Keep SS healthy
So, he is betting on his son to make a pass happen despite huge pressure
That works in Pee Wee
That works in High School
That worked at Jackson
That does not work in P5 with top-flight pass rushers
Keep SS healthy
Player mistakes always have dramatic effects in close games. The dude was wide open and dropped a perfectly thrown ball that hit him in the hands.
“I think this is way out of line, inappropriate, and I think you need to keep my coach's name out of your mouth.”
Fogo
Well-Known Member
So is it on the OC, whomever it is, or Prime for the lack of protection on SS? I'm confused.
I think the coaches put the players in many positions to succeed and the players didn’t make the plays that were needed.