He ran twice in the 4th quarter, once right after the sack. Basically if there is any scenario where Gabriel can't play, no one has any snaps. Gives the impression Heupel has zero confidence in back up.
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He ran twice in the 4th quarter, once right after the sack. Basically if there is any scenario where Gabriel can't play, no one has any snaps. Gives the impression Heupel has zero confidence in back up.
I get what you're saying, but how is this an excuse
that means we are failing in recruitment, how do we not have a kicker or attempted to find one knowing how bad he was coming into the season. its literally apart of the game.
Offense looks excellent. Heup clearly learned from last week, the week before, and the past season. Great job with play calling and slowing down the clock. Gabriel has really improved too.
Defense played better. Actually was getting to QB.
Bring in the 2s and go 3 and out with 7+ minutes to go and Tulane time outs and people complain. Leave the ones in and put together a game ending drive and same people complain.
Quad got into a fight last week, I don’t think Milton should play abd possibly sitting Parker to learn. I’m good.
I say we keep the starters in. Need to run up scored and hope other teams lose multiple games
The last drive we literally consumed 8:30 plus all Tulanes timeouts but people are questioning the strategy of leaving DG in. No doubt if it’s 3 and out and they return another punt to our 5 with 7 or so to go butts would have begun to pucker.
Hescock and Harris catching balls well. And the other TE Holler is making some good plays too. Really like what I've seen from Golesh regarding the TE game.
They scored 31 and 34 against supposedly 2 of the better teams in the conference the past 2. Game before that they had 66. This after switching QBs. I think Cincy will get in the 30s. So we will have to put up points.
Tulane had a true freshman QB playing and posted his best numbers so far. And it's Tulane.
Houston QB has been putting up solid numbers, averaging over 300 yards a game. 7 TDS, 2 int.
Houston QB has been putting up solid numbers, averaging over 300 yards a game. 7 TDS, 2 int.
If we drive down to the 4 yard line and kick a FG against Memphis we're 4-1. Nobody is saying to slow down but you have to take points on the road when every point is needed.
Actually we wouldn’t as they would have had a field goal on the ensuing drive instead of a punt. That is also assuming we made it. We looked terrible on a field goal today and missed an extra point as well. I think we all understand why when in doubt we are going rather than attempting a kick.
A dinged-up Anderson was out there on the last drive of the game when the outcome was already decided. One of the two freshman should have been out there. Anderson took a beating today.
Well you're going to need your backup QB if you keep trying to pass and your starter gets hurt. Gabriel got nailed by a free rusher in the 4th and was lucky the guy didn't absolutely smoke him. You need to find ways to get your 2's reps and you need to call better plays to move the sticks late game.
In other QB news, Noah Vedral lead Rutgers(!) to a win over Michigan State
Yes.....but the reason was Sparty turned the ball over 7 times. I think Rutgers will return to losing next week.
Why are the ones still playing? Because we gave up 3 TD leads the last two weeks is why! Rightfully we shouldn’t slow the game down because we tried it the last two games and lost. The game ain’t over until the final whistle blows. Your team sucks is not running up the score. We do need to rotate for game experience but I want to keep the game plan going and keep on scoring until the game is over, even if there is only 2 seconds left.
Wow, it was 14-10 at halftime. This whole possible playoff scenario is Cinci’s to lose
SMU kept dropping passes, including a TD. A collosal coaching error before half as well. SMU got a first down on the 9 yard line with 24 seconds left (and at least 2 timeouts left), let the clock run down to 5 seconds, then kicked a FG. They cost themselves three shots at the endzone and had to settle for three. It's just unexplainable.
Kudos to Cincy. They kept having stupid 15 yard penalties yet stayed within their game plan and methodically beat them.
Ran all over them. No passing game whatsoever. That won’t beat us.
Their QB ran for 180 including a 91 yarder. It’s the same guy we have faced past 2 years. Ridder. He killed their blitz. We will have to contain him again.
Our kicker 'barely' gets extra points through the uprights. Usually precariously close to being wide right.
Something tells me the coaches know this, and that's why they are hesitant to kick FGs in any situation.
Can we get a damn kicker from somewhere? Maybe a film room guy like USF got their long snapper from?
People always acted like this guy parted the red sea and performed miracles. In actuality, he sucked for half his tenure and then was able to mostly have 7-8-9 win seasons. One season he had 11 wins. Never won a conference title. So he made Rutgers not totally suck for like 5 years. They’ve been around 150 years and nobody cares. They have a claimed Natty from 1869 when they went 1-1. They were co-champs of the Big East in 2012 (After schiano left). The only one they have ever won.
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We’ve been spoiled with solid kickers for awhile now. Matthew Wright really gave us a solid 4 years
His xtra pts kept creeping to the right. Where was the coach with the helpful advice? Coach finally comes to work (I guess) and the kid over-corrects to the left on the late fg.
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