You’re really asking if Allbuffs’ posters can be obtuse?Just didn’t know if there was strategy behind it. It happens a lot. Maybe he is always hit. I can believe that. I certainly understand he was dinged up last game. Like someone said, he can be the best an in cu history (which I believe he is ) and the best in college football (I believe this too) and still underthrow deep balls. Maybe it is a strategy. Even all you long time posting dbags who jump on anyone who says anything contrary to what you think, can’t tell me you don’t see it. You can’t be that obtuse can you.
Poor DBTYou’re really asking if Allbuffs’ posters can be obtuse?
Shilo is perhaps the dumbest, most selfish player I have seen in a while. His dumb penalties will cost CU a game along the way, I fear.
I couldn't see what he did live. But watching it back, grabbing that dude's foot (probably because of something he said) is one of the most childish things I've seen a player doWatched it on replay.
Great game. Loved the commitment to the run. Augustave was awesome.
The OL is coming around.
The DB's are sick. Hodge had a great game.
2 and 12 are unbelievable.
Shilo is perhaps the dumbest, most selfish player I have seen in a while. His dumb penalties will cost CU a game along the way, I fear.
Well done Buffs.
Just didn’t know if there was strategy behind it. It happens a lot. Maybe he is always hit. I can believe that. I certainly understand he was dinged up last game. Like someone said, he can be the best an in cu history (which I believe he is ) and the best in college football (I believe this too) and still underthrow deep balls. Maybe it is a strategy. Even all you long time posting dbags who jump on anyone who says anything contrary to what you think, can’t tell me you don’t see it. You can’t be that obtuse can you.
Deep balls?Thank you for the new tagline.
Deep balls?
He was upset because the guy pretty much walked through his head as he was trying to get up. After the flag, Shilo ran over to the ref and gave a few hilarious pelvic thrusts to reenact the situation.I couldn't see what he did live. But watching it back, grabbing that dude's foot (probably because of something he said) is one of the most childish things I've seen a player do
Exactly 24 hours after the actual kickoff.FYI: ESPN will replay the game at 2 am MDT. Monday morning. 4 1/2 hours from now.
Shilo is physically gifted, but makes dumb plays (doesn't wrap up, going in like a missile, and whiffing on the tackle, LHOOB, and that ridiculous tripping penalty where he grabbed the guy's foot is indefensible). He plays like it all about him. I don't care whether you like it or not, it is on display nearly every week.I think this is a ****ty take. he is not dumb or selfish. he's a hard worker, he doesn't take plays off, and he's going to get a look at the NFL basically because he works hard even if it is argued that he has some questionable physical metrics.
Shilo is not dumb.Shilo is physically gifted, but makes dumb plays (doesn't wrap up, going in like a missile, and whiffing on the tackle, LHOOB, and that ridiculous tripping penalty where he grabbed the guy's foot is indefensible). He plays like it all about him. I don't care whether you like it or not, it is on display nearly every week.
Obtuse? I believe precedent calls for a month in the hole.Just didn’t know if there was strategy behind it. It happens a lot. Maybe he is always hit. I can believe that. I certainly understand he was dinged up last game. Like someone said, he can be the best an in cu history (which I believe he is ) and the best in college football (I believe this too) and still underthrow deep balls. Maybe it is a strategy. Even all you long time posting dbags who jump on anyone who says anything contrary to what you think, can’t tell me you don’t see it. You can’t be that obtuse can you.
Great music, too.I was always enamored of that part of the show.
I heard Mark mention SS was a bit dinged up coming into this game. And he seemed to know to head straight to the bike after he had that hit that pissed him off and made him take a knee. They were putting some cream on his hip.It's weird. I don't think it's an arm strength issue. It's like he underestimates the speed of his own receivers.
Just didn’t know if there was strategy behind it. It happens a lot. Maybe he is always hit. I can believe that. I certainly understand he was dinged up last game. Like someone said, he can be the best an in cu history (which I believe he is ) and the best in college football (I believe this too) and still underthrow deep balls. Maybe it is a strategy. Even all you long time posting dbags who jump on anyone who says anything contrary to what you think, can’t tell me you don’t see it. You can’t be that obtuse can you.
He couldn't get full hip torque on his throws after that hit. Bye week came at a perfect time.I heard Mark mention SS was a bit dinged up coming into this game. And he seemed to know to head straight to the bike after he had that hit that pissed him off and made him take a knee. They were putting some cream on his hip.
Maybe the hit just exacerbated a prior hip pain, which would—possibly—explain some discomfort with certain throws.
Usually he throws a great long ball. All just speculation, and he clearly was about to get jacked when he got rid of the ball to Trsv at end of the half.
I feel like they are interpreting the taunting rule incorrectly. That should be enforced on the kickoff shouldn’t it?
yep. 2 and 12 and the whole crew can use the break. come back out with hair on fire and finish 4-0 and this gets really interesting.He couldn't get full hip torque on his throws after that hit. Bye week came at a perfect time.
Agree, but why didn't we go for it on 4th and 1 from the 40? I thought that was a mistake and we left points off the boardThat QB + WR combination is so much harder to defend on 2nd and 6, 3rd and 3 than it is on 2nd or 3rd and 10.
Also all those 3-5 yard runs take a toll on the defense while giving the OL a chance to eat. Constantly pass blocking is tiring and stressful compared to run blocking.
When it mattered in the 4th quarter our OL still had it, the Cincinnati defense was dragging. The running game has a lot to do with that even without busting any big ones (and we were one step away at least a couple times, keep at it and they will come.)
We still aren't very good at obvious short yardage.Agree, but why didn't we go for it on 4th and 1 from the 40? I thought that was a mistake and we left points off the board
I wanted them to go for it too, but that was shortly after Shedeur was hurt. I think they wanted to go as conservative as possible and take any pressure off of the offense at that point.Agree, but why didn't we go for it on 4th and 1 from the 40? I thought that was a mistake and we left points off the board
I want to know how they counted that at only 10, cause there were several rugby scrums where he was carrying all of Cinci.
Agree, but why didn't we go for it on 4th and 1 from the 40? I thought that was a mistake and we left points off the board
Meh, lotta dbags in here that speak in “fact”. It’s annoying. Put them on ignore.Just didn’t know if there was strategy behind it. It happens a lot. Maybe he is always hit. I can believe that. I certainly understand he was dinged up last game. Like someone said, he can be the best an in cu history (which I believe he is ) and the best in college football (I believe this too) and still underthrow deep balls. Maybe it is a strategy. Even all you long time posting dbags who jump on anyone who says anything contrary to what you think, can’t tell me you don’t see it. You can’t be that obtuse can you.