I think this is where Noyer's tough running also comes into play.
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CU vs Utah 12/12 10:00 AM Fox BIG NOON SATURDAY - GAME THREAD
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I think this is where Noyer's tough running also comes into play.
Need more of the read option, IMO
Has been absolutely massive for the success on offense this year. You can't state enough the difference from this year and the previous three with this added weapon.
From your lips to Chev's ears. I just fear that if Broussard gets stuffed a few times Chev will revert to the "bubble screens are an extension of the running game" mentality and we will see a lot of quick 3 and outs. Need to avoid that.
Edit: Oh, and I never want to see that play where Noyer hot potato/volleyball sets it to a WR coming on an end around ever again. That has scoop and score written all over it. I yelled at the TV on that one last week.
BUFFS14
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I think we will see more of it. Dont think it was a good idea against SDSU, no sense in getting Noyer banged up. We didnt need to against UA.
Eh, that's his biggest value add, IMO. Below average passer, but pretty good runner. Like Sefo in 2016, they need to ride his legs as much as possible
Absolutely correct.
I think he's a better runner that Sefo was.
Much faster, but Sefo was a lock in short yardage.
Way, way, WAY faster. better moves.
Much faster and more athletic.
BUFFS14
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That was basically my point, if at any point we needed it in the last 2 games I think we would have seen it more. However, we didnt. I think against a better team than what we have played it will be utilized. At least I hope so.
Who's bigger?
That’s an incomplete pass if the receiver doesn’t catch it, so it’s pretty low risk/high reward
Really? I could see it being interpreted as a bad snap or fumbled exchange.
As long as Noyer “catches” and has a forward motion with his hands/arms should be incomplete.
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Yeah, the gif you posted looks more legit than what Noyer tipped to Vontae ( I think, maybe Rice). Noyer didn’t really catch it first, he just pushed it toward the receiver.As long as Noyer “catches” and has a forward motion with his hands/arms should be incomplete.
I could be wrong. I also like to drink beer during the games.
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This is pretty prevalent now in the college and pro game. Its mostly for eye candy and you maybe, maybe run it 1-2 times a game.
Black on Black but don’t know what they have for the helmet
I like that both Sefo and Noyer have a nose for the sticks. They know when it’s important to fight for the extra yard and when it’s not (ok, Noyer hasn’t shown an ability to slide at all). Montez had absolutely no situational awareness at all.
241Volcanos
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That guy gets it.
Black on Black but don’t know what they have for the helmet
This should work.
2020 is a weird year for college football. It bears repeating.
I'm such a Colorado fan the possibility of a bigger stage comes with it fear of disappointment.
I was liking the reduced prep time for Utah. Later game on Saturday, away team with travel and a Friday night? Yes please.