Especially since, according to Embree, "he's had a rough spring"
So, what is your impression of Embree based on his interviews? I can't help but to like his style. I wonder how that translates to players and recruits?
Can we get anything from the fact that the offense is moving the ball? Or do we assume the defensive line is so weak that it's just easy for the O?
I am choosing the positive angle. Unless I am mistaken, I recall the offense having a difficult time moving the ball in the spring last year. And we know the defense was not exactly fantastic. Seems like a good thing to me that we are making first downs.
With Pericak out yesterday, I'd be in panic mode if the offense hadn't moved the ball well.
(He was getting that bar incident cleared by the Boulder court - dismissed, according to AZ.)
With Pericak out yesterday, I'd be in panic mode if the offense hadn't moved the ball well.
(He was getting that bar incident cleared by the Boulder court - dismissed, according to AZ.)
If it was dismissed, does that help our standing in the Fulmer Cup? You simply cannot ignore stuff like that.
Don't you still have some eligibility?I would have loved playing for him.
Thanks for sharing Nik. Rep!
From the sound of it, our new TE commit was there (Embo made sure he noticed all the plays for the TE)
Thanks. I thought it was an interesting little sound bite in there. I also took it as a good sign that he asked Mitch if he was coming back up and he said yes.Nice catch. I heard him yell something to the effect of "Did you see that Tight End Mitch?" - Mitch Parson was at practice. Nice. I was hoping that Mitch was an NFL scout and that Kasa has been doing so well that scouts are coming here to watch him! I'll take that "he had a good day after struggling to catch the ball" as welcome assurance at this point.