Never mind. Looked it up.What song is that playing in the White Claw commercial?
I needed to check the lyrics. Specifically the line “you my lil boo thang”. ‘Cause that’s not what I heard. I’m just saying.
Never mind. Looked it up.What song is that playing in the White Claw commercial?
Looks like we have tight end amnesia again
Our entire receiver corps is definitely deeper this season. Case in point how Dremel is having a hard time seeing the field on O.Kenny Fletcher is a weapon!
Dremel was on the questionable list last game, I think. So he may be banged up some which might explain why he isn’t seeing more time at WR. But maybe he’s just been passed in the depth chart anyway, no pun intended.Our entire receiver corps is definitely deeper this season. Case in point how Dremel is having a hard time seeing the field on O.
Not a bad strategy.Akron is determined to play with 12 guys
Been their best defensive call.Akron is determined to play with 12 guys
I think you would feel differently if he was having a 50% pass completion and 0TD to 4 INT ratio.
This the 2020s. That shit totally possible.I would, but if my aunt had balls she’d be my uncle.
I think you would feel differently if he was having a 50% pass completion and 0TD to 4 INT ratio.
He played lots better, made some really good throws in the 2nd half. Coaches just need to get in his ear about protecting the ball when getting pressured a lot, which happened in the first half and will happen a lot more as we get into Big Ten play.I feel like AK justified my optimism. Cannot deny he struggled early, but grew into the game.
To be fair, you need to consider all purpose yards when talking about GW.One note: AK just passed for more yards today than GW managed in any game last year.
They must have thought they were playing in Canada.Akron is determined to play with 12 guys
Gave me a bit of goose bumps. Even a little choked up, Well done, indeed.Well done Rutgers crowd on singing the National Anthem after the mic screw up
Hopefully, the weapon will actually be loaded and utilized instead of being left in the case.Kenny Fletcher is a weapon!
No need to miss his play, ever. GW stat line today: 3-7, 14 yards, one INT on a very off target throw. Six carries for 44 yards. All his passing was in the 4th Q of a game that was over. He's not a good passer and he never will be.AK 1st half made me miss GW.
AK 2nd half have me thinking B1G championship game
To be fair, you need to consider all purpose yards when talking about GW.
AK probably threw like 3 or 4 picks in the 1st half. But he did redeem himself in the second half.No need to miss his play, ever. GW stat line today: 3-7, 14 yards, one INT on a very off target throw. Six carries for 44 yards. All his passing was in the 4th Q of a game that was over. He's not a good passer and he never will be.
Actually, he threw one. You can't say he had 3 or 4 picks when Akron only got one. The TD on the deflection was very high risk, sure. But the other incomplete passes weren't straight out dropped by the defense. Could better defenders have gotten more picks? Yeah, probably.AK probably threw like 3 or 4 picks in the 1st half. But he did redeem himself in the second half.
People who’ve done a lot of sports coaching (of any team sport) see this sort of thing differently, I think. I can understand ordinary fans looking at a completion that wasn’t tipped or whatever and just thinking okay, good play. But coaching-minded people can’t turn off analysis mode.Actually, he threw one. You can't say he had 3 or 4 picks when Akron only got one. The TD on the deflection was very high risk, sure. But the other incomplete passes weren't straight out dropped by the defense. Could better defenders have gotten more picks? Yeah, probably.
60+% completion, three TDs in back to back games... what more could we have asked for to start the season?
More 2nd half performance and less 1st half performance.Actually, he threw one. You can't say he had 3 or 4 picks when Akron only got one. The TD on the deflection was very high risk, sure. But the other incomplete passes weren't straight out dropped by the defense. Could better defenders have gotten more picks? Yeah, probably.
60+% completion, three TDs in back to back games... what more could we have asked for to start the season?
People who’ve done a lot of sports coaching (of any team sport) see this sort of thing differently, I think. I can understand ordinary fans looking at a completion that wasn’t tipped or whatever and just thinking okay, good play. But coaching-minded people can’t turn off analysis mode.
Analysis mode means always seeing where the team needs improvement which means understanding where, while something succeeded in the given moment, it did so despite our team’s poor execution. There were at least 4 passes in the first half where we executed poorly and it was only the even worse execution by our opponent, and some good luck perhaps, that prevented an INT.
In the Howard game, we had a couple/few of those too.
The coaches will have registered those moments as areas of concern to be addressed. They probably won’t discuss it publicly because why help upcoming opponents identify potential areas of weakness in our game?