It might indicate a lack of depth, and, you want backups with some experienceScary good or scary bad? Not really sure how you could see that as a bad thing
It might indicate a lack of depth, and, you want backups with some experienceScary good or scary bad? Not really sure how you could see that as a bad thing
If we were up 20 and they didn’t play any one else, then yes that might indicate that. When it’s a close game to the end you want your best 5 in there the whole timeIt might indicate a lack of depth, and, you want backups with some experience
People congratulated MT for the way he rotated D line players and had them with fresh legs towards the end. Why didn't he just play the best guys the whole game?If we were up 20 and they didn’t play any one else, then yes that might indicate that. When it’s a close game to the end you want your best 5 in there the whole time
Because offensive line is largely a cohesively based unit. One guy being rotated in can throw off the entire line because the guys next to him either don’t know his tendencies or don’t trust him as much as another guy on the line. That lack of trust/comfort ability means he might shade towards the new guy which throws the rest of the line out of whack. D- line is about filling your gap and putting pressure on the quarterback which isn’t reliant on 3/4 guys working in tandem. One guy (see Mustafa Johnson last week) can wreak havoc on his own)People congratulated MT for the way he rotated D line players and had them with fresh legs towards the end. Why didn't he just play the best guys the whole game?
People congratulated MT for the way he rotated D line players and had them with fresh legs towards the end. Why didn't he just play the best guys the whole game?
Smart is the key. If Tucker can get them playing aggressive disciplined lane rush on D, we win fairly easily. If not, it's a nerve wracking cluster. Every kid on an academy team is smart and disciplined. If we don’t fall for their deception, we are more athletic at every position.[
CU will be fine for speed and athleticism. Just have to be able to shed blocks and be smart when maintaining assignments.
Put on your big boy pants, Shirley.Man I wish they didn’t schedule this game.
You're right......Thanks, I needed that.Put on your big boy pants, Shirley.
According to this thread it seems like Air Force is 15-0 every year. I hope we can at least keep it close.
Nothing wrong with having a healthy respect for your opponent when you're playing somebody not named Fusker
Might be an expensive road game.When will the space force have their own academy football team? Can we schedule them please?
Going all out at 3+ in the trenches is not easy no matter what conditioning, especially for someone like Sami. Mel had complete studs at UGA and he still rotated every 8 plays.People congratulated MT for the way he rotated D line players and had them with fresh legs towards the end. Why didn't he just play the best guys the whole game?
It’s actually been quite some time since they beat a P5 program. They tend to keep things relatively close, but that first statement just isn’t accurate.AFA usually beats one big opponent per year at least.
They've been close with Michigan and Mighigan State the last few years. They've been known to beat Notre Dame, as well.
They don't back down for a fight...it's what they're trained to do. Respect that.
They will make it interesting, and perhaps even put a scare into us, but I do think CU will get the win.
Show respect where it's due....they never give up.
But, think of the kicking game records.Might be an expensive road game.
That won’t get him anywhere.My goodness, he flatters us
And Colgate for their first game. They haven't seen much competition at this point.The big question for AFA is that given their unusual bye week in the second week of the season, does that put AFA at a disadvantage?