Is Oliver returning punts seem like a good risk to you?
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The video has everything reversed. It looks weird having the press box on the East side.
The earth is flat. East is where you want it to be.
Yes.
This could be a big deal.
I hope we aren't forced to play him an extended period because that would mean both Montez and Noyer are hurt.
It does mean though that if one of those guys misses a game or two due to injury and the other one misses some plays we don't have to burn Lytle's RS for just a few plays. It also means that we aren't forced to keep one of them in and risk them for garbage time.
Unless we are recruiting the blue chip guys who you can't keep of the field I want us to be in a situation where we are almost always red shirting the incoming QBs. Having a quality WO who can give depth may help us do that.
Is KD ready to be the secure hands needed to return punts at this level?
His big play potential is exciting but the chances of a few big returns aren't worth the risk of giving the ball up if a guy isn't able to give ball security and make good decisions.
KO returns are a little different because they are easier to catch, you usually have a better chance to pick the ball up if you muff it.
I don't think any of us could answer that question. Potentially, maybe. PR is ****ing hard man, I always thought KR was easier.
DrunkRalphie
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The greatest place in the world to watch a football game.
Is this the one open to students?
Nope. That was the one on Saturday. Closed for the rest of practices.
Team has transformed in four years.
I remember looking at us coming out of the tunnel and thinking we looked like a high school team. Compared to our opponents we were shorter, skinnier, and just looked less athletic.
Watch this video and you see a lot of guys who look like football athletes, huge guys who aren't fat, tall fast guys who are muscular as well. Even our young guys look better physically than our older guys did a few years ago.
Thanks. I missed all of that. Any idea what the turn out was?
Haven't heard. I'm guessing it was light considering no one made a big deal about it.
Laguda in coverage... not sure I like him matched up 1v1 on a WR.
How do you like CSU's safeties in man coverage?
They don't have anybody that can consistently check our receivers, one on one, especially if Christian Cumber is getting reps with their 1s
I'll say it again - all things being equal, I prefer not to have offensive players (especially super young) return punts.
P.s. - this is me agreeing
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Montez - Boulder, we're ready for liftoff.
The lack of
I think he is a real threat on the 7-10 punt return opps per game. Given depth at CB, I also have a concern. CU needs him on the other 85 plays.
I favor using him in game critical PR situations, not in all. Hate to see him get dinged up 44-7.
I hear ya,.
Sounds like you are a fan of common sense.