This is true as well.
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Oregon State, Gary Andersen mutually part ways with immediate effect
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This is true as well.
I'm not going to argue with that.
Here's the thing with that - when you can match speed (or at least keep up - not many teams can match that kid), not every blown assignment is going to the house. We had to play him perfectly to contain him, and he made us pay dearly every time we ****ed up.
Having said that, it doesn't help when you have a safety that can make a play on the kid, and instead is trying to show up a kid that tried to block him.
Without knowing his assignment, it's hard to say he got toasted.
Jackson is more than mobile enough for the position he plays and was not the problem. In fact, he saw his most snaps against Arizona in 2016, with his 2nd most snaps being against Oregon.
You missed the Toledo game?
DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
Was there a talent deficiency in that game?
Moeller got schooled. Worthington was too worried about the slot in the out. NT got handled 1:1 by C, thus Gs got free run at LBs. Latter is a major issue in 3-4. CU does not have right personnel, at least this year for 3-4.
SerenityBuff
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The Toledo game where their QB ran for 327 yards on 14 carries and scored four touchdowns? Yes I must have missed that one. This was worse than all those games. Toledo, Fresno State, all of them.
Tate is a shadow of the Toledo QB. That guy was amazing.
Fastest qb ever. Gashers.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's settle down with the overreactions and short memories. Look, I'm as disappointed as anyone at how Saturday went, but no way was this game worse than either of those games- in the Fresno game, they got bullied and gave up 35 ****ing points in the first quarter to a MWC team. Fresno scored enough points to win halfway through the first quarter.
Toledo treated Colorado like a P5 team usually treats a G5 team, but worse- they paid us a pittance (if anything, it was maybe nothing due to the cancellation slot we had to fill) to come to their house and get destroyed. They got up by 4 scores and then put in their backups and coasted to a three score victory that was never in doubt.
Also, I'd point out that both of those G5 teams scored a lot more points on CU and put up a lot more yards on CU than UofA last Saturday. Both of those losses are way worse than losing at home to a P5 conference mate at home by a FG.
He was a backup, too
SerenityBuff
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In which game did the QB set the all time rushing record on 14 carries? So the offense was better in the AZ game but make no mistake, this is one of the worst defensive performances ever, whether it happened last week or 10 years ago.
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These worst ever CU loss threads are the worst ever.
bigskybuff
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The worst part of this thread is that we've had so many games in the past 10 years where we've completely **** the bed, we can't even agree on which was the most embarrassing.
We lost to Drake twice.