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CU at Arizona - 10/19 @ 2pm MT on FOX

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cnbuff410 said:
Ya I agree with you. I'm just saying CU will not figure out "one dimensional offense is limiting them". It's not going to happen.

And we should still win majority of the rest of the games. Our talent level is that good.
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I agree, I didn't mean to come off snarky.

We are a MUCH better team with SS2 at the helm. And CP has raised the talent level substantially. But, it is painfully obvious to see the ceiling is much, much higher, and game planning is the place to start improving (e.g. run the ball).
 
Not Sure said:
I think we learned from our mistakes in the Nebraska game. Really a much different team since then. Give KSU some credit, they made us do things we probably would have preferred to not do.
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Prime’s coaching show asked about the Run game and the answer was “want” and “effort”
I think Shurmur is gonna blow his top if his runs continue to be checked out of.
I have changed my tune more positively on Shedeur in that he is one of the absolute best throwers of the ball I have ever seen. The thing I see though is a weakness with ball fakes and short to long reads. He loves big throws and buying time, which is exciting to watch, but the NFL will kill you for that. I am thrilled he is our QB, but my angst is him leaving so much meat on the bone and not sure he is accountable for those little details that can help him and the team be truly legendary.
 
They told me after a surgery one time that "bearing down" is actually really bad for you and can cause strokes, heart attacks, and even aneurysms.
 
Alfred91 said:
They told me after a surgery one time that "bearing down" is actually really bad for you and can cause strokes, heart attacks, and even aneurysms.
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Squeezing the bar too tight when lifting is another 'bearing down' people forget about. Raises blood pressure, creates stress.
 
Bread said:
I think (and hope) Shilo bounces back in a big way. But I would really hope that if he comes out and continues his performance from last week, they actually bench him rather than letting him continue to hurt the defense.
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Honestly, while I don’t expect it, he really should be coming off the bench in this game.

Frankly, it was unfair to both him and the team that he didn’t come off the bench last week to ease him in.
 
Highlander said:
Honestly, while I don’t expect it, he really should be coming off the bench in this game.

Frankly, it was unfair to both him and the team that he didn’t come off the bench last week to ease him in.
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Agreed. When Travis was out last year we had nothing else we could do but play him against Stanford. But with Shilo we were playing fantastic without him, so easing him back in would have been the correct decision.
 
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