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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: jmar on August 30, 2014, 03:10:18 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmHorfDUv8Q (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmHorfDUv8Q)
Bawl it in a drum and scrape dat hair boy.
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Jeremy Johnson stud! Hill who?
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Jeremy Johnson stud! Hill who?
None of his passes have hit the ground.
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Our defense is getting gashed up front and we look ridiculous from there, mostly overrunning the play.
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Our defense is getting gashed up front and we look ridiculous from there, mostly overrunning the play.
Not putting any pressure on the QB at all.
Are we sure Jackey graduated
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Not putting any pressure on the QB at all.
Are we sure Jackey graduated
Pathetic effort in the redzone. I sure wouldn't want to meet their backs in the open and it looks like our back seven is thinking the same.
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Don't know how worn down their D is but we need the lead in what looks to be a one possession game...at least for now.
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Our defense has not improved at all. I actually think they are worse.
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D looks out of position. No Jake to blame now.
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I believe Jake is working as a grad assistant this year at AU. Marshall to start second half QB
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Melvin!
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TD AU, welcome back Nick.
Now defense it's your turn.
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Fuckin' hit and run on that punt return. He gots hammered!
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We are in trouble.
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Trovon Reed with the duck and suck.
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Some of the tackling reminds me of 2011 and 2012.
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Some of the tackling reminds me of 2011 and 2012.
Yes it does. That diving shit doesn't work in this league but we insist on doing it.
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This isn't going to be Reed's year. Again.
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I watch Reed, and I was like WTF? He doesn't need to be on the field at all.
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Auburn shut them down in the 2nd and 3rd half of the game.
Maybe next time, Brett Beliema will worry about game planning, during the lightning delay, than feeding his players peanut butter and jelly sammiches and having his players dance around.
Also, Beliema hasn't done to well in the rain...
(http://usatthebiglead.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/bret-bielema-slips.gif?w=640)
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1st half Total Yards & Points:
Auburn: 311 yds. & 21pts.
UA: 267 yds. & 21pts.
2nd half Total Yards & Points:
Auburn: 284 yds. & 24pts.
UA: 61 yds. & 0pts.
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WOTS:
A few of the UA assistant coaches, who had watched the first half from the booth, got stuck in an elevator and never made it down to speak with the team at halftime.
:haha:
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WOTS:
A few of the UA assistant coaches, who had watched the first half from the booth, got stuck in an elevator and never made it down to speak with the team at halftime.
:haha:
They had a second halftime to adjust, but Bulemia and staff were clueless. They were still trying figure out what that #1 guy was doing in the first half. Duke Williams 154 yards and one TD, not too shabby if I say so myself. #30 guy, Tre Williams got to get his feet wet on punt return. Dude's a beast.
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Our defense is once again very vulnerable to a real ground game but built in sync with our terrific offense to be just good enough. We ran ourselves out of plays and Arky's giant line made us look stupid in the first half.
Our DB's are a mixture of some guys that will bust your ass, some that can't tackle me and others with their heads up their asses. Fortunately Johnson has been at this long enough to know when the other team is gassed and he responds with the right calls up front to scratch out enough stops to survive.
We have a number of tweeners that can't cover anyone yet will hit including Whitehead and Mincy.
Gabe wright looks better, Montravious Adams very active yet still inconsistent.
Angelo Blackson has decided that he wants to play some football. Welcome!
Trovon Reed must know where the bodies are buried...
Our linebackers were out of position often in the first half when we had help crowding up yesterday. And when you combine that with a shitastic secondary I have to question the teaching since other teams in our conference can field a respectable though sometimes overrated back seven. Our offense often makes those defenses look overrated
It all looks predicated on Johnson deciding when to throw the switch and start calling stunts and blitzing from the edge which is fine as long as our offense keeps scoring touchdowns. And I cringe when we fail two series in a row knowing what has happened in the past.
Jeremy Johnson looks very good at QB-maybe better than Jason Campbell at this stage. Hey we have two QBs, possibly three based on feedback from the staff.
Some teams don't have one.
Offensive line worked very hard as a unit yesterday and provided very good pass protection. ****
Cameron Artis-Payne looks like a cross between Rudy Johnson and Ronnie Brown. He wants this job and it shows...forget the breakaway speed, he has enough and he has no quit in him, NONE!
Duke Williams, Sammy Coates and Melvin Ray (who?) catch anything thrown near them. Impressive.
Daniel Carlson was very efficient juggling kicking duties.
Quan Bray doesn't look confident at punt returner but he got it done.
Kudos to Coach Scott Fountain and special teams play.
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The only thing that really bothered me is that when Marshall was in the game D. Williams essentially disappeared.
He had a force field in the first half that prevented any defender from being within 20 yards of him, but in the second half he put on an invisibility cloak.
I like Marshall under center, but we have to be able to get the ball to Williams. I kept hearing the announcers (and analysts) rave about how Marshall completely changed the game and we were so much better with him in, but I didn't see that.
The defense was better when he was in. But in terms of offensive production? 21 points in the first half. 17 offensive points in the second half. The only thing we didn't do well on offense in the first half was convert two third and very short situations. We hit those? It's 28-0 or 28-7 at the break. I honestly thought we were a more complete offense in the first half.
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Jmo but the biggest adjustment in the game was when we stopped slanting our d -line and instead just started holding the point of attack. Btw, Cass is fucking monster in the middle. Could of swore he broke that one rbs arm.
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The only thing that really bothered me is that when Marshall was in the game D. Williams essentially disappeared.
He had a force field in the first half that prevented any defender from being within 20 yards of him, but in the second half he put on an invisibility cloak.
I like Marshall under center, but we have to be able to get the ball to Williams. I kept hearing the announcers (and analysts) rave about how Marshall completely changed the game and we were so much better with him in, but I didn't see that.
The defense was better when he was in. But in terms of offensive production? 21 points in the first half. 17 offensive points in the second half. The only thing we didn't do well on offense in the first half was convert two third and very short situations. We hit those? It's 28-0 or 28-7 at the break. I honestly thought we were a more complete offense in the first half.
Agree on all points...Duke's absence as well. JJ looks complete while Nick can make a tired defense look very bad.
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Jmo but the biggest adjustment in the game was when we stopped slanting our d -line and instead just started holding the point of attack. Btw, Cass is fucking monster in the middle. Could of swore he broke that one rbs arm.
Would like to see Owens and Cass work in unison while Lawson mends. We miss the threat as much as the actual one or two sacks as an entire front.
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One other observation, if Ricardo drops a screen, pull him. Every game he drops that little screen pass, he's done for the day.
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One other observation, if Ricardo drops a screen, pull him. Every game he drops that little screen pass, he's done for the day.
I thought much the same as soon as it happened. Enough!
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In case y'all missed it...#30 freshman LBer Tre Williams throws a little block on a punt return...
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It took that kid a few extra minutes to get up, and he wobbled all the way to the sidelines.
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If Dukes first game is any indication of his season we better enjoy him now, cause he will be one and done.
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If Dukes first game is any indication of his season we better enjoy him now, cause he will be one and done.
This was already thought to be the case by all of the prognosticators before he even signed with us out of JUCO. He seems to be one of the "can't miss" prospects.
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This was already thought to be the case by all of the prognosticators before he even signed with us out of JUCO. He seems to be one of the "can't miss" prospects.
NEWS ALERT...Any athlete with big time talent is subject to leave asap. Don't plan on anyone hanging around because they love the place.
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It took that kid a few extra minutes to get up, and he wobbled all the way to the sidelines.
:clap:
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NEWS ALERT...Any athlete with big time talent is subject to leave asap. Don't plan on anyone hanging around because they love the place.
I guess I am an anomaly then.