Husky Jacks open thread [2019]
- Thread starter GrundleStiltzkin
- Start date
As you command, Lord Tywin
Thank you so much
DodgyBloke
New Fish
Of course that’s what good coaches do, Pete isn’t the kind of coach to worship an ego and give it to Eason right away.. he has to “work for it”
MikeDamone
Active poster
So who lead Husky Jack? This thread is bullshit.
GrundleStiltzkin
New Fish
So according to my coaching guys, this Haener shit is silly. Eason clearly better than everyone else.
whatshouldicareabout
Active poster
Really? Because last week it was...
No shit?
NEsnake12
New Fish
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HillsboroDuck
New Fish
Black QBs only inherit downtrodden receiver corps
GrundleStiltzkin
New Fish
https://twitter.com/UWDailySports/status/1120401488818393088
Injuries and non-participants[/b]
- Players who either did not participate or were limited in practice on Monday: Jamyn Patu, Ty Jones, Troy Fautanu, Jacob Bandes, Sama Paama, Quinten Pounds, Miki Ah You, Aaron Fuller, Fatu Sua-Godinet, Matteo Mele.
Other Notes[/b]
- Sophomore quarterback Jake Haener took most of the first-team reps today, finishing 6-of-13 on the day during 11-on-11 periods with no turnovers. Junior Jacob Eason, taking most of the second-team reps, finished 13-of-19 and had a nice over the shoulder throw to senior Andre Baccellia for a 40-yard gain.
- The defense had a good day getting to the quarterback again, coming away with six sacks (by my count). Redshirt freshman Edefuan Ulofoshio had two sacks in what was a really impressive day for the linebacker. Ulofoshio represents an intriguing option for a defense that needs the inside linebacker depth.
- Early enrollee Cameron Williams continues to impress in the defensive backfield, getting reps with the first-team defense at the safety position, and coming up with a nice pass breakup during 11-on-11 period on a throw from Eason to Terrell Bynum.
- Elijah Molden got most of his reps at outside corner today opposite Keith Taylor with the first-team. Myles Bryant was back in the nickel, with Brandon McKinney and Williams at safety. Isaiah Gilchrist rotated with Williams at the safety spot.
- Ariel Ngata took reps at both outside and inside linebacker today, despite being listed as an outside linebacker on the roster.
Injuries and non-participants[/b]
- Players who either did not participate or were limited in practice on Monday: Jamyn Patu, Ty Jones, Troy Fautanu, Jacob Bandes, Sama Paama, Quinten Pounds, Miki Ah You, Aaron Fuller, Fatu Sua-Godinet, Matteo Mele.
Other Notes[/b]
- Sophomore quarterback Jake Haener took most of the first-team reps today, finishing 6-of-13 on the day during 11-on-11 periods with no turnovers. Junior Jacob Eason, taking most of the second-team reps, finished 13-of-19 and had a nice over the shoulder throw to senior Andre Baccellia for a 40-yard gain.
- The defense had a good day getting to the quarterback again, coming away with six sacks (by my count). Redshirt freshman Edefuan Ulofoshio had two sacks in what was a really impressive day for the linebacker. Ulofoshio represents an intriguing option for a defense that needs the inside linebacker depth.
- Early enrollee Cameron Williams continues to impress in the defensive backfield, getting reps with the first-team defense at the safety position, and coming up with a nice pass breakup during 11-on-11 period on a throw from Eason to Terrell Bynum.
- Elijah Molden got most of his reps at outside corner today opposite Keith Taylor with the first-team. Myles Bryant was back in the nickel, with Brandon McKinney and Williams at safety. Isaiah Gilchrist rotated with Williams at the safety spot.
- Ariel Ngata took reps at both outside and inside linebacker today, despite being listed as an outside linebacker on the roster.
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UWhuskytskeet
New Fish
TLDR: Haener sucks, Eason good.
Andre Baccellia made perhaps the offensive play of the spring on Monday.
Late in Washington’s 12th April practice, junior quarterback Jacob Eason took a snap, looked to his right and lofted a deep ball in Baccellia’s direction along the sideline. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound senior — who was running step-for-step with redshirt freshman cornerback Kyler Gordon — stuck his right hand out in front of his body.
Luckily, the football stuck.
The one-handed grab — and the perfect touch pass that made it possible — resulted in a roughly 40-yard gain for the offense. Baccellia pulled the ball into his body before his momentum carried the streaking senior out of bounds.
On the whole, Eason completed 13 of 20 passes during 11-on-11 scrimmage drills on Monday. The 6-6, 228-pound junior was particularly sharp on his final two drives, completing 10 of 12 passes while orchestrating a pair of sustained marches into enemy territory. It’s worth noting that one of those incompletions was a drop by tight end Cade Otton as well.
Eason’s final drive of the day ended with a 1-yard Salvon Ahmed touchdown run, the only score the offense registered during team drills.
Eason struggled to find his mark early on, completing just 3 of his first 8 passes before finally catching fire late.
Sophomore quarterback Jake Haener — who received the team’s first starting snaps during scrimmage drills on Monday — also struggled to sustain drives, completing 6 of 13 passes without a touchdown or an interception. And in his only series with the starters, redshirt freshman Jacob Sirmon completed just 1 of 3 passes and nearly threw an interception to early enrollee freshman Cameron Williams, who jumped a route across the middle.
Sirmon later threw the only interception of the day in a 7-on-7 drill, when cornerback Kyler Gordon anticipated a crossing route and cut in front of the receiver.
Andre Baccellia made perhaps the offensive play of the spring on Monday.
Late in Washington’s 12th April practice, junior quarterback Jacob Eason took a snap, looked to his right and lofted a deep ball in Baccellia’s direction along the sideline. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound senior — who was running step-for-step with redshirt freshman cornerback Kyler Gordon — stuck his right hand out in front of his body.
Luckily, the football stuck.
The one-handed grab — and the perfect touch pass that made it possible — resulted in a roughly 40-yard gain for the offense. Baccellia pulled the ball into his body before his momentum carried the streaking senior out of bounds.
On the whole, Eason completed 13 of 20 passes during 11-on-11 scrimmage drills on Monday. The 6-6, 228-pound junior was particularly sharp on his final two drives, completing 10 of 12 passes while orchestrating a pair of sustained marches into enemy territory. It’s worth noting that one of those incompletions was a drop by tight end Cade Otton as well.
Eason’s final drive of the day ended with a 1-yard Salvon Ahmed touchdown run, the only score the offense registered during team drills.
Eason struggled to find his mark early on, completing just 3 of his first 8 passes before finally catching fire late.
Sophomore quarterback Jake Haener — who received the team’s first starting snaps during scrimmage drills on Monday — also struggled to sustain drives, completing 6 of 13 passes without a touchdown or an interception. And in his only series with the starters, redshirt freshman Jacob Sirmon completed just 1 of 3 passes and nearly threw an interception to early enrollee freshman Cameron Williams, who jumped a route across the middle.
Sirmon later threw the only interception of the day in a 7-on-7 drill, when cornerback Kyler Gordon anticipated a crossing route and cut in front of the receiver.
Word is Trey Lowe has been tearing it up lately. It would be great if that guy emerges this year as a slot receiver of the natural athlete variety.