I think he was in on Special Teams kick coverage?
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Sean mother****ing Lewis
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He is listed with a participation stat for this game on the cu website, so that seems likely.
I guess it was more the catch and run that I remember.
Haha, my understanding was always that those crossing routes are designed to beat zone coverage since the WR has to be passed off to the defender in each zone.
I was calling for more man to man looks but it didn’t look like Breedlove or Cooper could match the CSU WR’s man to man.
From a quick Google search:
He redeemed himself with that play call.
I HATED the call on 3 and goal at the 2 to begin the fourth (where they put in the Rick Ross package).
Those numbers were depressed by the poor run blocking on the goal line. Take those out and he was pretty productive.
I saw the frosh center about 3-4 yds in the backfield at least a few times....no bueno for the running game.
I guess I can see that being one point of view, but zone also eliminates the potential for pick plays and defenders running into each other. It's also extremely difficult to defend a WR one on one in the open field. Cooper is a solid CB and he simply couldn't cover the crossers (nobody really could) in man. If the curl and flat defenders in zone get to their landmarks and have good field vision/awareness, the crossing stuff is usually able to be defended. This my non-expert experience of course.
Or their DT just went right past him. Our guards played badly too. Washington really struggled run blocking as well. All in all it was really bad day for the Oline and I'm thinking that Van Wells will improve things across the board.
Hopefully McCaskill is ready to go because a bigger back would have been able to push those 1-2 yard carries into 3-4 even with our struggles at the LOS.
Said it before but I'll say it again. If Tyler Brown was eligible we'd have two more wins at the end of the season.
If we keep struggling so much in the run game then you might be right.
Only bright side is that Tyler seems like a young man who will use what happened as motivation and lay waste to some fools next year.
This feels like a job that Matt Campbell would be perfect for, but I think his star has fallen all the way back to earth.
He only makes $4 Million, and not sure Iowa State would fight that hard to keep him, if MSU gave him $6.5 million, he would go
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So happy we’re not going through the coaching hot board process right now.
Sean Lewis, Colorado, offensive coordinator
The top candidate from the assistant ranks I think will be Lewis. He has head coaching experience from his time at Kent State, where he did a really good job at a tough place to have any sustained success, going 18-10 in the MAC in his last four seasons. He led Kent State to its first bowl win before leaving this off-season to become Deion Sanders OC at Colorado.
Washington was 3 yards in the backfield on both of the goal line rushing attempts. His man made the tackle both times
SeanMSan
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If I remember right there was a toss play that was ran during the TCU game, that went for a TD or a sizable gain? Where have those types of plays gone too? You’d think that something that fast developing would help catch a defense on their heels? It’d be all about trusting whomever was going out to seal the edge though.
That play is in my head too, toss plays, short options, last night there was a play that had the RB on the QB's left side, it was going to be a sweep right, but the RB got the ball and the play intentionally changed directions and it had a nice gain.
Dylan Edwards pours it on TCU with FOUR TOUCHDOWNS in Colorado's stunning upset! | FOX Sports
Colorado Buffaloes' Dylan Edwards lit up the TCU Horned Frogs with four touchdowns in week 1 of the college football season.
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:48 second mark
Watch as much Kent State film and our first three games as you want and 80% of the time, you will see a 1 back shotgun RPO draw run where it is technically all up to the Center, Guards, and RB to make yardage. So vanilla, wish our local reporters could ask better questions.
buffalo1
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What is "Rick Ross Package." I don't even know who Rick Ross is (if it is a person).
It was embarrassing how badly that jumbo formation got blown up on that one play
buffalo1
Club Member
But what is it? Who is it?
Evidently it’s a reference to Miami rapper Rick Ross and his song Hustlin.
From watching Lloyd Cushenberry **** things up with the Broncos - an inexperienced, over his head center can make competent guards look incompetent because they're having to try to cover for him.