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Hi....... Now bye.... LEAVE
Another hit to our off-season Natty chances - Fox Sports Edition
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Hi....... Now bye.... LEAVE
FremontTroll
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Yeah like here in Arizona where we have about 180 days over 80...unfortunately 120 of those are over 100.
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CuntWaffle
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Who's C____Waffle?
EsophagealFeces
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This is criminally under-awesomed. Literal LOL.
TierbsHsotBoobs
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I specifically asked for no racist crap
So you're saying we'll improve our heat from the edge?
@Passion by your standards, when was the last time we had a full season of truly great "push up the middle and heat from the edge"? We had better edge in 2014/15 but assuming these seasons don't qualify right?
FremontTroll
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CherryWaffle obviously, what else could it be?
Passion
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1991 you BUTTHOLE!!!
Seriously, I thought having Kikaha on the edge and Shelton in the middle was fantastic, but we were just too inexperienced in so many other areas on the team.
I also think Feeney and Littleton on the edges last year were a great combo. Again, we just had trouble moving the ball in 2015, plus Qualls was hurt much of last year.
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Salem is way off base. Summer in Seattle is the greatest 10 days on earth
PostGameOrangeSlices
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Even your jaded Oly Bear ass know July through September is pretty lit, brah
I've never been happier since we LEFT
Tequilla
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The national media is writing to an audience that by and large only knows about most programs on a cursory basis ... which in general matches the their own understanding.
Go back and look at what Jude was saying before the season regarding UW and their challenges. A lot of what he said was foolish even at the time he said it IF he was paying attention during the open parts of scrimmages, etc. as well had an understanding about football and the rest of the conference.
There are some programs that get the benefit of the doubt because of their track record of performance.
We will likely be better on the DL next year for a number of reasons. We'll have a learning curve in the secondary but that will be aided a bit by the experience in our front 7. My guess is that we'll flex back and forth a little more between a 3-4-4 and the 3-3-5 or 4-2-5 that we were showing the back end of last year. You'll see us with a lot more pressures on the QB to help out the CBs ... but we do have our starting safeties back so that's not a bad thing at all. There will also be a learning curve at WR integrating some of the youth into the program ... but Pettis is back and I expect Aaron Fuller to take a decent leap forward. The challenges will be getting early production from the other WR position (Ty Jones could come in and be an immediate monster) and I do think that we'll see at least initially Hunter Bryant probably split out more of a receiving option (both inside/outside) than interior on the line (leaving that more to the Sample, Dissly, and Ajamu grouping) because his talent as a receiver will probably play better initially than his ability to completely block in the run game.
The reality is that there's no reason to expect us to take a significant step backwards. When you look at our schedule, the challenges are almost entirely lined up over the back half of the schedule and most mostly at home ... that's a positive for us.
Go back and look at what Jude was saying before the season regarding UW and their challenges. A lot of what he said was foolish even at the time he said it IF he was paying attention during the open parts of scrimmages, etc. as well had an understanding about football and the rest of the conference.
There are some programs that get the benefit of the doubt because of their track record of performance.
We will likely be better on the DL next year for a number of reasons. We'll have a learning curve in the secondary but that will be aided a bit by the experience in our front 7. My guess is that we'll flex back and forth a little more between a 3-4-4 and the 3-3-5 or 4-2-5 that we were showing the back end of last year. You'll see us with a lot more pressures on the QB to help out the CBs ... but we do have our starting safeties back so that's not a bad thing at all. There will also be a learning curve at WR integrating some of the youth into the program ... but Pettis is back and I expect Aaron Fuller to take a decent leap forward. The challenges will be getting early production from the other WR position (Ty Jones could come in and be an immediate monster) and I do think that we'll see at least initially Hunter Bryant probably split out more of a receiving option (both inside/outside) than interior on the line (leaving that more to the Sample, Dissly, and Ajamu grouping) because his talent as a receiver will probably play better initially than his ability to completely block in the run game.
The reality is that there's no reason to expect us to take a significant step backwards. When you look at our schedule, the challenges are almost entirely lined up over the back half of the schedule and most mostly at home ... that's a positive for us.
PostGameOrangeSlices
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Never?
GrundleStiltzkin
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rodmansrage
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michigan had 17 starters play their final game in the orange bowel but they didnt even make the list?
author is pressing in the worst kind of way.
author is pressing in the worst kind of way.