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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 26 weeks 6 days ago | It's Friday.... |
So I have a little spare time. I watched that play again about 10 times and noticed that this is a very arbitrary argument I have with Brian's assessment. I think we need to agree that the D-lineman just got one over on us there. Huyge really doesn't have the time to wait(so I can't blame him) but he could have thrown out his left meat hook and helped. It looks almost if he would have had to take a step left and that is a no no. We are blessed to have a blog like this to have this very conversation. Thanks Brian for what you do around here! |
| 26 weeks 6 days ago | Brian, |
After watching the Shaw bouncebouncederp video where you point out Omameh failed at his assignment, 40% of this plays failure needs to fall on Huyge. Huyge needs to get a left hand on him and set him up a little before he goes to the second level. It looks like the DT is heads up so that is why it is 60% on Patrick, but he did slant playside and that backer was not way out. Huyge could still have gotten to his assignment and been effective while helping Omameh get under the DT. If you watch Molk, he was ready to get under Omameh's guy but didn't have a chance. It's like a ripple effect in that blocking scheme. If one guy fails a little it all breaks down. The way the play unfolded, Molk was essentially a wasted blocker, unless Shaw cuts back. If Huyge gets the DT set up, Omameh gets under him and hands him to Molk. Huyge then has given himself a better chance at kicking out that LB.....Omameh can then scrape up to the ML had he not blitzed. |
| 26 weeks 6 days ago | Brian was right |
By the looks of that grainy(sp?) video 2006 was 100 years ago. |
| 27 weeks 3 days ago | Nailed It! |
Thanks Dudeness. I felt the same way after finishing the book. |
| 28 weeks 11 hours ago | Point Taken |
Howeva, why the heck would JUB fudge something like that? This has been re-hashed and re-hashed but what does he gain by documenting innacuracies about Carr and his beloved program?(other than $$$, which is powerful...but his integrity is more important....I would think....but then I thought JoePa had a ton of integrity before Monday) I hear ya though, and I've tried to take that book with a grain of salt. |
| 28 weeks 12 hours ago | One of three |
One of three tid-bits that changed my perspective of Coach Carr. Sad panda. |
| 29 weeks 6 days ago | Point taken! |
You are absolutely correct. I didn't even think about that. I'm with you though, I am more frustrated after reading it. |
| 29 weeks 6 days ago | This^^^^^ |
Will be interesting to compare who was shocked by what around these parts. There is one person in this book who I have had a complete 180 on.(from good to bad) |
| 30 weeks 2 days ago | This^^^^^^^^^^ |
Our nonprofit started in 2007 and the books were not kept up......when I came in we brought on a bookkeeper to straighten them out. I'm not a finance guy so this was a huge piece for us to get under control. Didn't hurt that she had an IRS background. Read "Good to Great" if you haven't already. Like any business or organization, get the right people on the right seats on the bus from the get-go. |
| 30 weeks 2 days ago | What is your email? |
I am the director of a non-proft and walked into a very unique situation. I have learned a lot in two years on the job and could offer you my two cents. |
