Username = phenomenal. Love it every time I see you come back budYou’re welcome. It’s just the truth, CU dominated the game and they had no business winning. It’s beyond frustrating.
Username = phenomenal. Love it every time I see you come back budYou’re welcome. It’s just the truth, CU dominated the game and they had no business winning. It’s beyond frustrating.
Agree he will be our QB for the next few years. Disagree he’s very good right now. He’s not bad but he’s not going to help us win anything. Hasn’t put up meaningful passing yards with good WRs in 2 games. Couldn’t put together a drive in the second half. The backup A&M QB was clearly the better player and he’s their backup.WTF
Seriously, he was running over big SEC Defenders, he can throw the ball just fine
What he needs is a scheme that fits everything he is good at, and a better OL
He has stud Running Backs that take the pressure off him
He has stud Wide Receivers that he needs to take shots to and let the WR make the play
B Lew is our QB of the here and now, and the future for the next 3 years my friend
Project much. Let's go look at the basketball game threads.We’ll see. What we do know for sure is that you are a nonstop whiner.
We would have tied if we held them to 7 points. Just saying.If the offensive play calling doesn't improve we will lose more games than we win. We will see better offenses than that and the Defense isn't going to hold teams to 7 points every week.
Yea my bad, point still stands.We would have tied if we held them to 7 points. Just saying.
I was texting my friends early in the 2nd half that we couldn’t let Aggy score because I was convinced we wouldn’t score another point. That pretty much says it all.
The offense was garbage.
Even when we were licking our chops that we got to face Calzone, it was because he was making garbage plays - not that the plays were not there.
Aggy’s offensive scheme looked worlds better than ours. It was just that for most of the game, their quarterback couldn’t execute it.
I really lost any respect I had for them.
Chiv continues to go extremely conservative in second halves. He moves away from what works. It almost cost us against UCLA and Stanford. He is not learning from his mistakes.Well, I think today was a good and bad day. Bad, we get edged out late. Good, you learn way more from that. Pick up recruiting, that gap will close quicker.
They are only mistakes if you repeat them...oh wait.Chiv continues to go extremely conservative in second halves. He moves away from what works. It almost cost us against UCLA and Stanford. He is not learning from his mistakes.
Angry. We should have won. One of the worst losses I've seen.
Then he shouldn't be here if he can't learn from it.Chiv continues to go extremely conservative in second halves. He moves away from what works. It almost cost us against UCLA and Stanford. He is not learning from his mistakes.
You wonder why this fanbase rightly gets made fun of-its because of takes like this.No, at best some of our offensive coaches are mediocre recruiters, most are worse.
And no question the coaching is bad, we lose individual battles and we lose team battles on offense.
But the sad fact is that a lot of teams win games with bad coaching because they have better players.
You could argue that aTm was poorly coached today. I'm certain that many of their fans will spend the week questioning their play calling.
Bottom line though was that when it came down to it they had enough better individual players to win the game. This was especially true as their defensive ends dominated our OTs all game long but extended to other position battles as well.
I'm done with Dorrell and I'm done with this staff.
Some may remember that I was one of those who gave Hawkins extra time and MikeMac the benefit of the doubt.
I have learned my lesson. Bad staffs don't magically become good, bad recruiters don't magically figure out how to be good.
KD and staff gave us a fun year last year and this was a fun game but KDs history looks to be repeating itself.
Damnit, quit bringing that **** up. Besides, didn't we only lose to Toledo 57-38? Only 19 points in the ****ing Glass Bowl.Apparently you weren't around for the season-opening loss at Hawaii. Or the blowout loss at Toledo. Or Sacramento State
Is it lonely to be the only one who knows?You wonder why this fanbase rightly gets made fun of-its because of takes like this.
The two Kansas debacles. Everyone points to 2010. But I almost think 1995 was worse.Apparently you weren't around for the season-opening loss at Hawaii. Or the blowout loss at Toledo. Or Sacramento State
Is it lonely to be the only one who knows?
Can't forget about Montana state, that was fun.Apparently you weren't around for the season-opening loss at Hawaii. Or the blowout loss at Toledo. Or Sacramento State
You just seem extra salty and taking on everyone in sight. Carry on.Its more fun being right.
You just seem extra salty and taking on everyone in sight. Carry on.
When you are sober?When am I not like that?
It really wasn't my impression of you, but if you insist, I will honor your self designation.When am I not like that?
It really wasn't my impression of you, but if you insist, I will honor your self designation.
I was going to bring this up. I think we stopped running the read option because Lewis got clocked pretty hard and we can’t afford to lose him.The QB was visibly shaken up on one of the hits he took in which he was dropped up on his shoulder.
I’d guess that probably played a factor. Especially, given the lack of QB depth.
Anyway, while it was a disappointing loss, I think there’s actually a lot to be encouraged by. The defense is much better than I’d expected.
And if not for the bogus OPI call that took a first down away or the freaking kicker missing a 41 yard fg, it could have been a different story.
And while Lewis is clearly a great athlete, he also obviously has a lot to learn about playing QB. From not recognizing obvious blitzes to deciding who he’s throwing to pre-snap and staring down his target the whole way.
Presumably, with more film study and live reps, he’ll have a better understanding of what defenses are doing and be more comfortable as the season goes on.