Juju is the best QB in that room and was the day he stepped on campus. End of story. Situations dictate action.
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Official CU vs Delaware Game Thread
- Thread starter The Alabaster Yak
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Then he can’t play anymore. Period.
Tired of the screen bullshvt. There are other screens you can run that are better.
Despite unhinged coaching decisions, giving up 400 yards to Delaware, Hodge being picked apart and burned for 100+yards by himself, over 20 bubble screens called and the OC running between the RG and RT instead of the strength on the left side... the one positive takeaway is only giving up 7 points. So there's that
Pilotbuff
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You guys have no idea what goes on in the locker room, the team wants to win and if everyone thinks Staub gives them the best chance they’ll all be for it. Good gawd y’all.
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
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Let's see how Underwood does tonight in Norman. He may play great - but he might also look like a true freshman.
Medford M.
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Your take on the left vs right side of line reminds me of our QB sneak in 4th and one last week.
Seaton and Hill completely caved in the the left side, making an easy path for Salter to gain the first down, but Salter…took a step back…to read the play and still went behind the right side initially, which was stalemated.
Medford M.
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If Michigan wins that game, it will because if their run game
Juju is going to be good. He brings good energy and takes command. But he's a kid and he's drinking from a fire hose right now. They need to keep getting him reps while protecting him by keeping things limited with the packages and decision trees he's asked to execute. Until he's ready, go with Staub.
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
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If that's the case then he needs to play. Every play. He needs to play. I don't care if they lose every game. You don't create a winning football program by sitting your best players.
Medford M.
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Simply put…no matter who is at QB, we need to utilize the run game, and TAKE SHOTS DOWN FIELD.
We have a bevy of big, talented receivers who can all make plays.
Bubble screens are fine…but not when you offer no threat over the top
We have a bevy of big, talented receivers who can all make plays.
Bubble screens are fine…but not when you offer no threat over the top
Medford M.
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You can also ruin a player by running him out there to take L’s when he’s not ready
I’m seriously at a loss trying to understand what we are doing on offense. I’m not sure what we just witnessed. Wtf is going on? Staub running the offense so much better than the starter. How does that even happen.
How did we get to a point where they pull the starter and go to the third guy. Why is he the third guy. I get protecting the young frosh but all the rest is like our offense doesn’t know what it wants to be or do.
How did we get to a point where they pull the starter and go to the third guy. Why is he the third guy. I get protecting the young frosh but all the rest is like our offense doesn’t know what it wants to be or do.
They had their safeties inside the hashes and usually 1 was walked up. It was driving me crazy how little we went downfield to single coverage on the outside.
Also, does play action exist in our offensive playbook?
Staub did more than “hit wide open receivers.” The big pass at the end of the 2nd Q was a gorgeous pass over the LB between the safeties—tiny but critical window. That pass changed this game.
This is correct. Go with Staub as a bridge. Get some series to JuJu to at least test drive him. Go into next year with Juju and depending on how he looked this year, back fill
Because the first string guy can’t throw the ball.
It’s more all the players and coaches looking at CU. What are they seeing? ****ty coaching, ****ty execution, no gameplan, soft defense, third string QB’s winning the job, etc. It just looks like a dumpster fire out there. Like nobody knows what the hell to do. Shurmer first and foremost.
Staub admitted in the presser that he told Sincere to run a go and he then made that throw.
That is an audible and not even Shurmur
Shurmur calls the plays that each guy likes or can run, so we have no actual clear plan
Just run with Staub, develop Juju, and bench Salter
That is an audible and not even Shurmur
Shurmur calls the plays that each guy likes or can run, so we have no actual clear plan
Just run with Staub, develop Juju, and bench Salter
Medford M.
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No…neither does motion or anything to draw the eyes of defenders
Make a noteBruv, game ended 15 minutes ago.. I’ll connect with “Team Juju” tomorrow or Monday.
He should be thrilled. He is getting playing time at P4 level as a true fresh 17 year old. If he is who we all hope he is, everything is ahead of him.
It would be insane to expect to start a full season as a 17 year old freshman, unless you’re playing for a team willing to throw a year away just to get him developmental time on the field.
Pilotbuff
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Because they felt an obligation to their big money investment. It didn’t work, time to move on.