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Tyler preparing for workouts and spring football

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BDC has a new article up about TH. Glad to see he isn't worried about the competition. Sounds like he actually ran a pro style in high school?? If he new the offense inside and out then Hawks philosophy about only letting people play if they new the playbook looks quite false. Only really result then is he was playing favorites... everywhere. More of DH that really upsets me as a fan. Like his slight jab at Kiesau in the middle.

http://www.buffzone.com/ci_17357849
 
I was about to start a thread related to this. Can anyone help me understand how 7 on 7s work? I'm under the impression it's student led, not coach led.

Also, with new O and D schemes, how do they translate to these 7 on 7s if it's prior to spring practice? Is it just a chemistry thing? Do the coaches attend? etc...
 
7 on 7's are player led and coaches cannot attend. They can provide input of what coverages, plays, etc they want used though. New schemes are being worked out in these for sure.
 
If I understand it correctly S&C coach can be there. I'm sure he is the eyes, ears, and mouth of the coaching staff at these practices. If for no other purpose than to show plays and schemes to be run.
 
from the same article....


He said he has been watching clips of some parts of the offenses used by the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Texas Longhorns last year.
The new coaching staff features former staffers from each of those programs and organizations and pieces of what each offense did will be included in what the Buffs do in 2011 and beyond.

and what were the w/l record of the Vikes and Skins with veteran QBs??

Not to mention Texas with their 5* QB.....
 
unbiasedtruth said:
from the same article....


He said he has been watching clips of some parts of the offenses used by the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Texas Longhorns last year.
The new coaching staff features former staffers from each of those programs and organizations and pieces of what each offense did will be included in what the Buffs do in 2011 and beyond.

and what were the w/l record of the Vikes and Skins with veteran QBs??

Not to mention Texas with their 5* QB.....
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since we are combing the systems we should end up with 17 wins this season!!
 
unbiasedtruth said:
from the same article....


He said he has been watching clips of some parts of the offenses used by the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Texas Longhorns last year.
The new coaching staff features former staffers from each of those programs and organizations and pieces of what each offense did will be included in what the Buffs do in 2011 and beyond.

and what were the w/l record of the Vikes and Skins with veteran QBs??

Not to mention Texas with their 5* QB.....
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You could have at least thrown in some Barry Switzer/Bob Stoops praise in here somewhere. Probably could run some Landry Jones smack too. Otherwise it just seems like a pathetic flame and leaves the board feeling cheapened. You're almost better than this, some of the time.
 
Tyler's the key to this season. If we get Tyler against Georgia 2010 or Texas A&M 2009 on a consistent basis, we're a bowl team that's challenging to win the conference. Otherwise, I think we're a mediocre team that wins around 6 games.
 
Buffnik said:
Tyler's the key to this season. If we get Tyler against Georgia 2010 or Texas A&M 2009 on a consistent basis, we're a bowl team that's challenging to win the conference. Otherwise, I think we're a mediocre team that wins around 6 games.
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I agree. The sparks of brilliance I have seen out of him give me hope. If he plays at his top like he has in a few games in his career we have a good shot at possibly sneaking out a south title. Its gonna be interesting
 
unbiasedtruth said:
from the same article....


He said he has been watching clips of some parts of the offenses used by the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Texas Longhorns last year.
The new coaching staff features former staffers from each of those programs and organizations and pieces of what each offense did will be included in what the Buffs do in 2011 and beyond.

and what were the w/l record of the Vikes and Skins with veteran QBs??

Not to mention Texas with their 5* QB.....
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I talked to the staff. They are only going to use the plays from the Vikes, Skins and Horns that scored TD's....
 
Tyler is one of the keys, but the offense is not what worries me with this team. Our pass defense and special teams will ultimately determine where the season takes us.

Seven Pac-12 teams finished in the top half of the country in passing efficiency last season while we finished dead last in the Big 12 in pass efficiency defense, #112 overall. And we're breaking in new corners with not a whole of depth at the position.

We all know the issues with the special teams.
 
Buffnik said:
Tyler's the key to this season. If we get Tyler against Georgia 2010 or Texas A&M 2009 on a consistent basis, we're a bowl team that's challenging to win the conference. Otherwise, I think we're a mediocre team that wins around 6 games.
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Problem is, Tyler from Georgia 2010 is sandwiched in between Tyler from Cal and Mizzou 2010. We haven't seen the consistency from him up to this point to give a whole lot of optimism. If he finds it, and if the secondary can hold, then I think we may be in business.
 
Boulder Buff said:
Tyler is one of the keys, but the offense is not what worries me with this team. Our pass defense and special teams will ultimately determine where the season takes us.

Seven Pac-12 teams finished in the top half of the country in passing efficiency last season while we finished dead last in the Big 12 in pass efficiency defense, #112 overall. And we're breaking in new corners with not a whole of depth at the position.

We all know the issues with the special teams.
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I believe that special teams was upgraded the second the Riddle left. Embree's commitment to putting good players, even starters on ST makes me think this area wont be a worry next year. Now i suppose that leaves out the kicker. That area still scares me some but apparently we have at least one good kicker on our roster and they are going to get a kicking lesson from none other than Mason Crosby
 
Hansen will enter his senior season with 2,822 career passing yards, 15 touchdowns and 17 interceptions to his credit. He hopes to be the starter and add to the yards and touchdowns in a major way.
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Tyler only has to pass for 4,911 yds and 48 TDs to surpass Cody Hawkins as the leading CU passer. That's only 378 yds and 4 TDs per game. FACT

Also:

He has spent the past three years competing with former Buff Cody Hawkins, the son of former head coach Dan Hawkins, for the job each year, and he successfully earned the job for half of twoof those years and part of the other.
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What, praytell, is a twoof? Awesome editing job at the Camera.
 
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twoof: 1. a person that doesnt give a sh*t for people's feelings or well-being.
1. Uhg! my friend is such a backstabbing twoof! She ratted me out to my parents and let me take the blame for all of her mistakes.
 
Is Tyler working on shooting baskets with the football and hitting moving targets?
 
TH will only be as successful as his OLine. Yes, he can make plays with his legs, but he also tends to panic a bit when the pocket starts collapsing.
 
I'm rooting for Tyler. The dude has been all class during possibly the worst handled qb situation of all time. Plus. I think he has the talent to win. Just has to make the plays.
 
If we can just put more points on the board more often than the other team, we could have a decent year.
 
dionisus1122 said:
TH will only be as successful as his OLine. Yes, he can make plays with his legs, but he also tends to panic a bit when the pocket starts collapsing.
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His OL should be pretty good with 3 seniors on the line. Good to see tht they are already working on the playbook. I am not pulling for anybody, may the best QB win.
 
bigbang said:
His OL should be pretty good with 3 seniors on the line. Good to see tht they are already working on the playbook. I am not pulling for anybody, may the best QB win.
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Rooting for Tyler doesn't mean I want to see him over any other candidate, no matter how good. Rooting for Tyler means he has endured a lot of .... adversity ... the past few years, and I want to see a fair competition, Tyler healthy and at his best. I am rooting for Tyler to show everyone what he can do with proper coaching, support, Oline and plays. Go buffs!
 
Buffnik said:
Tyler's the key to this season. If we get Tyler against Georgia 2010 or Texas A&M 2009 on a consistent basis, we're a bowl team that's challenging to win the conference. Otherwise, I think we're a mediocre team that wins around 6 games.
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The key to this season is that the jackass Hawkins is not walking the sidelines.
 
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