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I’m not doubting his speed. We’ll need to adjust/figure out angles in order to not let him past those. He is a solid player/runner. One of the reasons Cats have been successful. Other teams can’t or didn’t do what I’m suggesting, and we need to put helmets on him to slow him down!!Quote:
Originally Posted by IzzyFlexion
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NDSU fans need to realize that cat fans are new to being above .500
They rarely watch real football and are not great judges of talent as you can see by the asinine statements on their board and here.
This isn't their fault its what happens every year when fools luck out and get into the playoffs at 20-24 when they don't deserve it in any way. Then they run their mouths trying to convince people they belong when deep down they know they don't.
This team isn't like Georgia Southern, cats have very limited talent but they run their mouths like Eastern, Coastal Carolina or Uni fans but the result is 99% rinse and repeat. They talk all this shit before the game then get get housed every year. They play in the Big Fluffy conference so the beating is gonna be worse than usual.
It's not their fault for they truly do not know.
Ignorance is bliss and Bozeman is loaded.
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No one is running 10.88 in a knee brace. I'm just not seeing this kid getting more than 50yds against us. He is big, 230ish, with nice speed for his size but we are at a different level athletically.Quote:
Originally Posted by IzzyFlexion
I've already said as much in this thread or another but I'll say it again. I like the Anderson(spelling?) kid a lot as a tough sob and talented football player but I don't see him being anywhere near as affective against the Bison D as he has been in other games.
After watching Choate's press conference I really like him a lot and think he's on the right track to build a solid program there. Unless of course we steal him away when Klieman leaves ;)
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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen
Yeah, I can tell you never ran track. A 10.88 100 and 22.11 200 is pretty darn fast for a white boy. Stick doesn't have that kind of speed and I doubt Lance does either.
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Originally Posted by ALPHAGRIZ1
Quoted for truth.
What is fast for someone who is not a "white boy"?Quote:
Originally Posted by LITTLEGUYSINGREEN
FYI ND high school records for 100 and 200: 10.44 and 21.58. MT high school records: 10.66 and 21.06 He's fast but there are faster. I would say Stick is pretty close to this kid speedwise, but Stick runs much better with the ball. Oh, and 4 tenths of a second in 100 meters is forever, that's how far off he is from the ND 100 meter record.Quote:
Originally Posted by LITTLEGUYSINGREEN
I suppose we're going to high school stats.
Nothing I can find with Easton's track, if he ran but his Hudl shows a 4.66 40 which is kind of fast, no?
Trey Lance is a 4.6 flat.
Cat fans act like having a running QB is some sort of an unstoppable novelty. FYI, in the MVFC, almost every team has a QB that can run. The Bison win those games because they stop everything else and then limit the damage a running QB can inflict. Anderson will not score 40 points on his own.