Tigerfan00;1513355 wrote:I dare you to say that to Mike, Sam and Will. Wait, who are those guys again?
Actually, it was.SportsAndLady;1513363 wrote:hahahha omg that's so funny!!!!
QQingSportsAndLady;1513366 wrote:Seriously though tigerfan, suck my fucking ****. All you do is try to "hurt" me. You're pathetic.
RepsFly4Fun;1513469 wrote:SportAndLady being an unbearable asshole? I'm not surprised.
I stand corrected...thanks for the info.LJ;1514208 wrote:Postgame show, Matt Finkes. Said that they go back and forth about it. Meyer's stance is also pretty well known, because not only does he talk about it all the time (getting pressure with the front 4) but that's how his defenses at UF played.
BINGO!!!bases_loaded;1514217 wrote:It the punter follows his blocker instead of cutting it outside we all talk about how great of a call it was and the Bucks probably win by 2 TDs
Lol. +1ytownfootball;1514009 wrote:Congratulations, you're qualified as an AP voter circa 1980
I really do think he was crying that night. Dont forget the intelligent comment of "NU has a good defense". Between the game and everyone bashing S&L, it was a fun night.Scarlet_Buckeye;1514366 wrote:Actually, it was.
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It's dumb to say so and so wouldn't make this play. For one, whose to say they wouldn't, and secondly, whose to say they wouldn't have executed the play the way it was called in the first place.LJ;1515140 wrote:Good Ross Fulton breakdown on 11W today. The few biggest points to take away
1. The first Braxton fumble was the correct read. The DE was just able to recover and make a hell of a play. Braxton had tons of green in front of him if he got around the end.
2. OSU runs fake zone read plays that are just RB runs. Some of the plays where everyone was screaming that Braxton was obviously pre-determining his read, may have actually been just straight up run calls.
3. NU was executing the scrape exchange
Braxton is told that if Decker looks overwhelmed with both, to play it safe and give on the zone read.
4. Kenny Guiton would have never made this play
for real. its not even like it was some great play anyways. good, not great.se-alum;1515162 wrote:It's dumb to say so and so wouldn't make this play. For one, whose to say they wouldn't, and secondly, whose to say they wouldn't have executed the play the way it was called in the first place.
Really, like why even put point #1 out there. Braxton fumbled the ball, I don't care if made the correct read or the defensive player played his position correctly, Miller fumbled the ball being careless with it, that's all that matters.Pick6;1515163 wrote:for real. its not even like it was some great play anyways. good, not great.
All I took from those points is that nothing was Braxton's fault. Lets have some accountability.
Blah blah blah.se-alum;1515162 wrote:It's dumb to say so and so wouldn't make this play. For one, whose to say they wouldn't, and secondly, whose to say they wouldn't have executed the play the way it was called in the first place.
se-alum;1515165 wrote:Really, like why even put point #1 out there. Braxton fumbled the ball, I don't care if made the correct read or the defensive player played his position correctly, Miller fumbled the ball being careless with it, that's all that matters.
I think anyone with half a brain should be able to realize the DE made a good play. It was a tough read from what he did, he sort of played them both.LJ;1515167 wrote:Apparently you have been ignoring the people bitching that the fumble would have never happened if Braxton had "made the correct read"
It was a solid play and a very strong throw.Pick6;1515163 wrote:for real. its not even like it was some great play anyways. good, not great.
What accountability do I need? I'm pretty sure Braxton is being held quite accountable with the coaches for the mistakes he made.All I took from those points is that nothing was Braxton's fault. Lets have some accountability.
fan_from_texas;1515015 wrote:I think it's fair to say NU is a Chicago school.
who the hell is saying that besides cc?ytownfootball;1515175 wrote:Lol...6-0 and there's still people clamoring for Kenny G. SMH
Look, we may get a series or two with Kenny just to mix things up, but why given our upcoming opponents. Miller has the running ability and the arm strength the staff wants on the field. Did Miller have his A game? Nope, but it was against top 20 competition, not Buffalo, Cal and SDSU...
Love Kenny, but he is not nor should he be the starter, nor should he have been brought in (obviously). Period.
I don't live on this site, you should get out more lol...it's rampant on a lot of sites, second guessers and armchair QB/coachesPick6;1515178 wrote:who the hell is saying that besides cc?
LOL @ Guiton not having the arm strength to throw the ball 15 fucking yards, c'mon, I know you like Braxton, but that's just foolish to say.LJ;1515166 wrote:Blah blah blah.
Guiton:
#1 doesn't have the elusiveness to break away from #45 like Braxton did right before the GIF starts
#2 People like to praise his decisiveness. He would have made the decision to tuck and run instead of waiting while Brown found the hole in the zone.
#3 He does not have the arm strength to make that throw while falling away from the defender closing in.
The play would have happened exactly the same leading up to the scramble as #45 broke through the line and forced Braxton out of the pocket. So, no, Guiton wouldn't have "executed the way it was called in the first place"
Not my dog in this fight, but part of the offense Meyer want to run takes the top off the D (Northwestern was hell bent on not letting this happen this week) Kenny doesn't have the over the top strength Brax has, that's all.se-alum;1515206 wrote:LOL @ Guiton not having the arm strength to throw the ball 15 fucking yards, c'mon, I know you like Braxton, but that's just foolish to say.