SDSU Post Game Thoughts

[westnodak93bison]

I heard from a HS ref some of the lines in the dome are way crooked

True

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[Bisonator98]

So, what should I be looking for? What did SDSU do effectively that UNI might be able to copy? What did SDSU not do effectively that UNI might be able to do better? What are the deciding factors that will determine the game? I would love for the Panthers to have the defensive line that shut you down in Cedar Falls several years ago, but I don't see that happening this weekend.

PS. Hopefully we can get some advantage with the clock operator errors!

Unless Dunn becomes way more mobile or your backup is TCesque I don't think UNI has much of a chance at putting up 20+ points. Mobile QB's give us issues. Unless your dline is better then last year I think our rams and backs will dominate you.

[JMB]

Their scripted plays moved the ball on the bison their first few drives. Lots of motion. After that settled down they had a 60 yard td run which doesnt happen often.

They dropped a for sure 80 yard td too,so dont do that.

Honestly though, watching a lot of NDSU games, a lot ofteams seem to move the ball on us on their first drive. Then we make the adjustment and clamp things down

[westnodak93bison]

Honestly though, watching a lot of NDSU games, a lot ofteams seem to move the ball on us on their first drive. Then we make the adjustment and clamp things down

Used to be way worse before coach K got to ndsu

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[CAS4127]

Honestly though, watching a lot of NDSU games, a lot ofteams seem to move the ball on us on their first drive. Then we make the adjustment and clamp things down

TV sideline guy said that D was having a difficult time communicating across the field the pre-snap/post-O formation calls because of the noise in first quarter and a half or so. This was when SDSU was running most of their scripted plays.

Also, I was hollering for a TO when SDSU lined up in quad-left (the 60+ TD run play), as it was clear we were confused/hadn’t seen that look from them before.


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[westnodak93bison]

Rewatch all Easton's passes here. I may have missed one when the video was blacked out.

Here is the youtube of NDSU SDSU 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9kORzIZC7

8:29 into the youtube - perfect pass

21:29 under thrown/under pressure but nice play by their DB

27:16 slightly underthrown deep ball

34:50 perfect pass to #20

35:52 perfect pass #83 should have had it

37:25 perfect pass to #20 and BS call

39:45 perfect pass to #82 for the TD

47:20 easy pass to #82 in the flat

54:05 perfect pass to #20 for the TD

1:01:47 just missed - Easton was smoked right after the pass.

1:19:41 perfect pass on the crossing route

1:21:06 pass was high but catchable

1:24:44 threw it to a spot, threw it away, or miscommunication with the TE?

1:25:33 Interception. WR may have moved? Nice play by the DB

1:37:47 air mailed it over #82

1:38:31 worst pass of the day into triple coverage. Somebody had to be open

1:43:34 perfect pass to #20

1:44:12 slightly underthrown deep ball, defensive pass interference

1:48:34 perfect pass to #83

1:58:54 nice touch pass to Bruce over the DE

[KNOW IT ALL]

In all reality SDSU appears to be as good as NDSU. On the road they drop a deep slant in the first half that would have been a stroll to the End zone. Than, they throw an INT in the Bison end zone in the first half when they were moving the ball fairly easily and more than likely would have scored a TD as well. Had they converted on a couple of these TD's this may well have been a different outcome. I seen a SDSU team that is easily up to par with NDSU right now (on the road give +3). HOMER or not I watched every play of that game.

[Vet70]

So, what should I be looking for? What did SDSU do effectively that UNI might be able to copy? What did SDSU not do effectively that UNI might be able to do better? What are the deciding factors that will determine the game? I would love for the Panthers to have the defensive line that shut you down in Cedar Falls several years ago, but I don't see that happening this weekend.

PS. Hopefully we can get some advantage with the clock operator errors!

Anytime #10 or #8 are in the game they are a decoy and never carry the ball. When we run the ball it is never up the middle. #12 drops straight back and never scrambles. Ignore the TE's and #20. On defense #5 can't tackle and #42 is the weak link in the linebacking corps. Hope this helps.

[tolnabison]

In all reality SDSU appears to be as good as NDSU. On the road they drop a deep slant in the first half that would have been a stroll to the End zone. Than, they throw an INT in the Bison end zone in the first half when they were moving the ball fairly easily and more than likely would have scored a TD as well. Had they converted on a couple of these TD's this may well have been a different outcome. I seen a SDSU team that is easily up to par with NDSU right now (on the road give +3). HOMER or not I watched every play of that game.

But they didn't.

[Honeybooboo]

In all reality SDSU appears to be as good as NDSU. On the road they drop a deep slant in the first half that would have been a stroll to the End zone. Than, they throw an INT in the Bison end zone in the first half when they were moving the ball fairly easily and more than likely would have scored a TD as well. Had they converted on a couple of these TD's this may well have been a different outcome. I seen a SDSU team that is easily up to par with NDSU right now (on the road give +3). HOMER or not I watched every play of that game.

your forgetting the 3 TD's NDSU should have had easily......