The only environment that EWU played at above 5000ft VA didn't play in so who knows how his SC would affect him up here.
UMass left two players home because of SC and it being dangerous to their well being.
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Official Pre-Game Thread CU vs Oregon
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The only environment that EWU played at above 5000ft VA didn't play in so who knows how his SC would affect him up here.
UMass left two players home because of SC and it being dangerous to their well being.
He missed that game due to injury and not any concern about altitude (per the espn write up). He's played at 4900 ft and there really isn't a difference between 4900 ft and 5400 ft. Again, he might miss this game but it won't have anything to do with altitude.
I didn't feel that bad for him.
That was a playoff game too if memory serves. The Tebow game I think?
darth-horax
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darth-horax
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Why would any coach or player risk serious health conditions on playing a football game? Just take a seat on the bench, dude.
You mean aside from every time they set foot on the field?
I'm with you here, though. "Kind of scared" is a funny choice of words.
huh, and rivals is so convinced he's not playing.
He probably isn't. He can't put any velocity on his throws because of his broken index finger.
If Jimmy Gilbert lowers his helmet and something horrible happens, we're blaming the sickle cell, right? Right?
touche is always a motivating factor to play, yes.
This cannot continue to be the, mostly, Nelson Spruce show and, to a lesser degree, the Shay Fields show. We need to have and use more weapons in the passing game. That is what has been so damned frustrating so far.
While he may get irritated by those plays he gets missed on, I guarantee you he is a coach favorite. His down field blocking is about as good as it gets. The problem is that Bobo ends up being 3rd or 4th check down it seems. Sefo doesn't make it that far into his progressions typically. Hopefully they alter that a bit this weekend so that he is 1 or 2 because you are right he has been WIDE OPEN a lot this season.
Very good point. Its seems to be a 1-2 read and then tuck and run or freak out. I am sure this is being shown on film review. I'm excited to get Bobo going in the offense.
You have to think that he saw this on film. Obviously it is easier to spot open guys in the stands, but it is no secret he locked onto receivers last week. If you see that on film you have to make adjustments. But we are also in year 3 and it has been a common theme. Who knows.
Great minds think alike.
Last week was tough to judge for me because, well, Nicholls.
I think there is a definite weakness in Sefo's game where he doesn't make the small moves in the pocket to open up the line of site with his receivers. Probably why he ends up only going through 1 or 2 reads because he doesn't see the other 2 or 3. That's a coaching thing though and can be worked out.