I love the audio and your introductory analysis. My innards were certainly squirming, during the first 2.5 quarters, at least.I sure hope KVN "takes one for the team" and stays on, next year. Austin Collie, anyone? . . .Regarding the apocalypse, maybe our defeating the Aztecs negates that outcome (besides, a kid said, in his missionary farewell talk, on Sunday, the Mayans left out leap years, so by their calendar, the world would be over last June).I'm struggling to disagree with #2.Why sack Doman? How many teams can fire on all or close to all cylinders when they're sporting their #3 QB? (The memories of my freshman season when we broke the scoring streak, via something like our fourth string QB, 0-3 to the beloved Utes still haunts me to this day.)If we can get the O-line to run block, I am sick dizzles excited to see 17-year-old Jamaal Williams break out, over the next few years.As the victorious Crimson Tiders said (from their much more exciting game v. Georgia), I just want to savor the moment and enjoy this.
Savor away, but we don't seem to be recruiting or developing QBs like we used to. I saw several plays where its like Doman thinks he's still in the game. There was an option pitch that had NO ONE fooled. As much as I'd like to see KVY stick around, his draft stock has never been higher and he is going to enter the draft and make his money. But I'll quietly hope for the best.
"I have as much right to prowl this school after dark as you do!" "Prowl away."I seem to remember the option play . . . I wonder how much of that was desperation, as opposed to methodical play calling.I can certainly see your point on KVN. I'll keep my arms folded and fingers crossed.
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I love the audio and your introductory analysis. My innards were certainly squirming, during the first 2.5 quarters, at least.
I sure hope KVN "takes one for the team" and stays on, next year. Austin Collie, anyone? . . .
Regarding the apocalypse, maybe our defeating the Aztecs negates that outcome (besides, a kid said, in his missionary farewell talk, on Sunday, the Mayans left out leap years, so by their calendar, the world would be over last June).
I'm struggling to disagree with #2.
Why sack Doman? How many teams can fire on all or close to all cylinders when they're sporting their #3 QB? (The memories of my freshman season when we broke the scoring streak, via something like our fourth string QB, 0-3 to the beloved Utes still haunts me to this day.)
If we can get the O-line to run block, I am sick dizzles excited to see 17-year-old Jamaal Williams break out, over the next few years.
As the victorious Crimson Tiders said (from their much more exciting game v. Georgia), I just want to savor the moment and enjoy this.
Savor away, but we don't seem to be recruiting or developing QBs like we used to.
I saw several plays where its like Doman thinks he's still in the game. There was an option pitch that had NO ONE fooled.
As much as I'd like to see KVY stick around, his draft stock has never been higher and he is going to enter the draft and make his money. But I'll quietly hope for the best.
"I have as much right to prowl this school after dark as you do!" "Prowl away."
I seem to remember the option play . . . I wonder how much of that was desperation, as opposed to methodical play calling.
I can certainly see your point on KVN. I'll keep my arms folded and fingers crossed.
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