He is more stubborn than Shaw with sticking to a game plan. Gotta throw it out the window when it is not working.Michigan State still has the same freaking offense as before. It won't change, not under this coaching staff. Dantonio prioritizes loyalty above all else. This isn't really new I guess. I mean last week was freaking Western Michigan. I could run for 100 on that defense with BAR blocking for me. But it was telling that there was supposed to be some new emphasis on zone blocking, a new starting running back and then the same old unwatchable garbage.
Isn’t he a native Hawaiian? I have a big theory about that.Ohio State defense looks so much better this year. My boy Zach Wilson is a stud, continues to improve. BYU coach is a moron.
Penn State started its 2019 season by scoring 79 points against Idaho and 45 against Buffalo. The 17 points against the Panthers is tied for the third-fewest points scored by the Nittany Lions since 2016 and is their lowest point total in a win under James Franklin. It was the lowest point total in a home win since 2011.
LSU has potential issues in the run game on offense and generating a pass rush without blitzing on defense. If the DL can’t hold up against the run in some of the bigger games they are likely to be an over team most of the season. Burrow and WR group are for real.
Michigan very similar.Last year Army lost 5 fumbles in 13 games. They have lost 4 in 3 games this year.
I should have been a college fb coach, man that bum at FSU making a lot of money for being seemingly terrible at his job! Is there a worse coached power 5 school? Any d1 school, high school?
UCLA Chip Kelly just said hold my beer...
Can't wait for the epic battle between Kelly & Helton later this year.UCLA Chip Kelly just said hold my beer...
No way both are still there. You have to assume Urban will have an interim picked out if season goes south at SC. And, Chip can't last the season, right?Can't wait for the epic battle between Kelly & Helton later this year.
Here are four takeaways from FIU’s perspective:
▪ 1: Lamar Light: Wiggins, playing just his second collegiate game and looking like a younger version of NFL standout Lamar Jackson, ran 14 times for 187 yards and two touchdowns. He set the FIU single-game record for most yards rushing by a quarterback. He also is now tied for fifth in single-game-rushing among all FIU players, including running backs.
“The game was never bigger than him,” FIU coach Butch Davis said of Wiggins’ poise. “His legs gave him a lot of dangerous plays. If you want to stack the box against our running backs, he can put some danger on the defense.
“He also made some completions scrambling out of the pocket.”
Wiggins completed 12-of-18 passes for 127 yards. Thanks in large part to Wiggins, FIU was 6-of-13 on third-down conversions.
In last week’s loss to Western Kentucky, FIU was just 2-of-15 in that statistic, which was a sore spot for Davis.
▪ 2: Oh, Jose: FIU junior kicker Jose Borregales missed one extra point and two short field goals from 31 and 32 yards on Saturday. His only successful field goal was from 20 yards.
Borregales is just 1-for-4 on field goals this year, and all three of his misses have been in the 30-to-39-yard range.
Before Saturday, Borregales had made 94-of-95 extra-point tries at FIU. On field goals, prior to this season, he had been accurate on 29-of-36, which means that his success rate has dipped from 81 to 25 percent.
Davis said the issue with Borregales is the graduation of punter Stone Wilson, who had been his holder the past two years.
“Jose didn’t have his best night,” Davis said after his three-miss effort.
“You develop that relationship with the snapper and the holder, and you just trust them. You start your mechanics, and you attack the ball, and when the snap is a little bit out of place, you start worrying: Is the ball going to be on the spot where you want it?
“Then you start slowing down. Then you speed up. … We’ve just got to get more consistency. The snapper has to be right on point. That’s an area where we have to work.”
▪ 3: Lightning strikes once: “We had two halftimes” is how Davis looked at the weather disruption.
Davis said that the delay — which occurred with 38 seconds left in the first quarter and New Hampshire leading 9-7 — was actually beneficial to FIU.
“It gave us time to get our composure,” Davis said. “We talked about some changes and tweaks in our defense, which had allowed them some success. [But after the delay], we kind of shut down some of their runs.”
▪ 4: Back to the Bayou: Next up for FIU is Friday’s Conference USA game at Louisiana Tech (2-1). The last time these teams met, Louisiana Tech won 44-24 in the pre-Davis era of 2016.
FIU is 0-1 in Louisiana this year, losing its opener at Tulane, 42-14
Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/...niversity/article234905777.html#storylink=cpy
No way both are still there. You have to assume Urban will have an interim picked out if season goes south at SC. And, Chip can't last the season, right?
Oh no doubt.Urban already said hes missing football
He starts recruiting by late october
Urban was offered the USC job during the summer that would have made him highest paid college coach and he turned it down.Oh no doubt.
Yeah, he's taking the year off. He'll be USC coach this time next year IMO still. It could be a different school but most likely is USC. It's perfect for him as that conference is down. He will recruit like a madman as always and just dominate out there.Urban was offered the USC job during the summer that would have made him highest paid college coach and he turned it down.
They changed their scheduling drastically.SMU is 3-0 for the first time since 1984
Probably wanted to keep PSU backers from cashing a ticket, given zfranklin's tendency to rub one in on anyone that can.How about Pitt on the 1-yard line, with 4:00 min left in the 4th down 17-10. Narduzzi decides to kick the FG....what was he thinking?
He's an idiot. He said he needed two scores to win.How about Pitt on the 1-yard line, with 4:00 min left in the 4th down 17-10. Narduzzi decides to kick the FG....what was he thinking?