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    from the depths of hillsboro... he's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!! CAS need you in the political thread pronto!

    HECKLER ! you too

    but yea. for 15 games stretching back to 2019, its been 1 big DUD for play calling Trey Lance masked it.
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    I still say the complainers should watch Trey Lance's highlights and have a shot of root beer every time you hear "Wide open"...

    And the offense was the least offensive part of the team's performance against SDSU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony View Post
    I still say the complainers should watch Trey Lance's highlights and have a shot of root beer every time you hear "Wide open"...

    And the offense was the least offensive part of the team's performance against SDSU.
    Plenty of draft analysts comment on their admiration of NDSU's offensive system and concepts. Watch this guy and his other 3 Lance videos. Guy sounds like he knows his stuff and is often commenting on how much he likes NDSU's offense:


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    Quote Originally Posted by tony View Post
    I still say the complainers should watch Trey Lance's highlights and have a shot of root beer every time you hear "Wide open"...

    And the offense was the least offensive part of the team's performance against SDSU.
    Special teams were ok weren’t they?


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    Oline play has been abysmal all year. Go watch the 1st qtr of the jacks game for reference. Very little to no push combined with LBs running down hill faster than our oline can get off their first level blocks creates a massive cluster fuck no matter where the ball is going. Not to mention there always seems to be disruption behind the line of scrimmage. Pullers getting of course bc the playside 3 cross faced and the guard is now rallying to put a body on him. Getting shed on our down blocks. Teams are cuing on our run game. As they should, because we're a power running team.

    HOWEVER. Go back and watch right before the end of the 1st quarter against SDSU. Its second and long and Ty calls power pass. BEAUTIFUL call. Brozio arrows to the flat and is wide fucking open for big yards. SDSU was caught with their pants down and had 8 guys on the line of scrimmage bc they keyed the run. But for whatever reason Cam never even looks his way. He's looking at the backside TE on the seam for literally 3-4 seconds. By then SDSU could rally and now Brozio is covered. If that ball goes to Brozio the second he gets across the line of scrimmage, we're talking 15-20 yards and now all of a sudden SDSU has to think twice about what their doing defensively.

    Ty cant make these guys make plays. He cant make the o-line block better. It doesnt matter if its zone, power, sweep whatever. Hell there was a play when you could hear the SDSU coaches yelling "watch stretch! Watch stretch!" and we ran the damn stretch play and we had numbers. But the backside doesnt cut off pursuit, our pullers do a piss poor job on the edge, and Luepke runs right up their ass. Now, we did gain 7 yards on the play bc Hunter is a beast and didnt get tackled on first contact, but everyone just failed to do their job and the play really should have only gained 3 yards at best.

    These situations occur several times a game. Lack of execution has been our primary issue all year. Some of that is youth. Some of that is player quality. Some of that is coaching. Its just a perfect shit storm. But it starts with players doing their 1/11th. If we run play action on second and medium, we get decent protection, the wideout gets open but our QB cant throw an accurate ball thats on the QB. If its second and 3 and we run power that gets blown up because the center fucks up his down block and the nose beats him across his face requiring the puller to pick him up therefore leaving the backer to run free thats on the center. If Ty calls a FB dive on the first play of the game and we dont have enough blockers playside for all the defenders thats on Ty.
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    i think roehl will get er' fingered out just in the knick of time ... wouldnt trade his pedigree 4 nothin-----gibson-bohl/vigen-horan-feeney-klieman/polasak/messingham---------i think they shoud line gindorff up at fullback and run the old jangula special a couple 13-14 times a game with half and half run pass-------let him get out there and blow some ppl up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by G_Funky View Post
    Oline play has been abysmal all year. Go watch the 1st qtr of the jacks game for reference. Very little to no push combined with LBs running down hill faster than our oline can get off their first level blocks creates a massive cluster fuck no matter where the ball is going. Not to mention there always seems to be disruption behind the line of scrimmage. Pullers getting of course bc the playside 3 cross faced and the guard is now rallying to put a body on him. Getting shed on our down blocks. Teams are cuing on our run game. As they should, because we're a power running team.

    HOWEVER. Go back and watch right before the end of the 1st quarter against SDSU. Its second and long and Ty calls power pass. BEAUTIFUL call. Brozio arrows to the flat and is wide fucking open for big yards. SDSU was caught with their pants down and had 8 guys on the line of scrimmage bc they keyed the run. But for whatever reason Cam never even looks his way. He's looking at the backside TE on the seam for literally 3-4 seconds. By then SDSU could rally and now Brozio is covered. If that ball goes to Brozio the second he gets across the line of scrimmage, we're talking 15-20 yards and now all of a sudden SDSU has to think twice about what their doing defensively.

    Ty cant make these guys make plays. He cant make the o-line block better. It doesnt matter if its zone, power, sweep whatever. Hell there was a play when you could hear the SDSU coaches yelling "watch stretch! Watch stretch!" and we ran the damn stretch play and we had numbers. But the backside doesnt cut off pursuit, our pullers do a piss poor job on the edge, and Luepke runs right up their ass. Now, we did gain 7 yards on the play bc Hunter is a beast and didnt get tackled on first contact, but everyone just failed to do their job and the play really should have only gained 3 yards at best.

    These situations occur several times a game. Lack of execution has been our primary issue all year. Some of that is youth. Some of that is player quality. Some of that is coaching. Its just a perfect shit storm. But it starts with players doing their 1/11th. If we run play action on second and medium, we get decent protection, the wideout gets open but our QB cant throw an accurate ball thats on the QB. If its second and 3 and we run power that gets blown up because the center fucks up his down block and the nose beats him across his face requiring the puller to pick him up therefore leaving the backer to run free thats on the center. If Ty calls a FB dive on the first play of the game and we dont have enough blockers playside for all the defenders thats on Ty.


    Great break down. The only thing I will add which frustrates me is when teams are stacking the box on first and second down 8-9 guys in the box we continue to try to ram the ball down the opponents throats and if Tyler hasn't figured it out yet its not working! Play action on first down has had guys open all year. Once we have established the passing game teams will back off the line of scrimmage. But we refuse to change our game plan at all. Seems like most of the time we pass it's 3rd and long...that just isn't a way to be successful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by G_Funky View Post
    Oline play has been abysmal all year. Go watch the 1st qtr of the jacks game for reference. Very little to no push combined with LBs running down hill faster than our oline can get off their first level blocks creates a massive cluster fuck no matter where the ball is going. Not to mention there always seems to be disruption behind the line of scrimmage. Pullers getting of course bc the playside 3 cross faced and the guard is now rallying to put a body on him. Getting shed on our down blocks. Teams are cuing on our run game. As they should, because we're a power running team.

    HOWEVER. Go back and watch right before the end of the 1st quarter against SDSU. Its second and long and Ty calls power pass. BEAUTIFUL call. Brozio arrows to the flat and is wide fucking open for big yards. SDSU was caught with their pants down and had 8 guys on the line of scrimmage bc they keyed the run. But for whatever reason Cam never even looks his way. He's looking at the backside TE on the seam for literally 3-4 seconds. By then SDSU could rally and now Brozio is covered. If that ball goes to Brozio the second he gets across the line of scrimmage, we're talking 15-20 yards and now all of a sudden SDSU has to think twice about what their doing defensively.

    Ty cant make these guys make plays. He cant make the o-line block better. It doesnt matter if its zone, power, sweep whatever. Hell there was a play when you could hear the SDSU coaches yelling "watch stretch! Watch stretch!" and we ran the damn stretch play and we had numbers. But the backside doesnt cut off pursuit, our pullers do a piss poor job on the edge, and Luepke runs right up their ass. Now, we did gain 7 yards on the play bc Hunter is a beast and didnt get tackled on first contact, but everyone just failed to do their job and the play really should have only gained 3 yards at best.

    These situations occur several times a game. Lack of execution has been our primary issue all year. Some of that is youth. Some of that is player quality. Some of that is coaching. Its just a perfect shit storm. But it starts with players doing their 1/11th. If we run play action on second and medium, we get decent protection, the wideout gets open but our QB cant throw an accurate ball thats on the QB. If its second and 3 and we run power that gets blown up because the center fucks up his down block and the nose beats him across his face requiring the puller to pick him up therefore leaving the backer to run free thats on the center. If Ty calls a FB dive on the first play of the game and we dont have enough blockers playside for all the defenders thats on Ty.
    When you lose the lineman we lost it's pretty easy to see why this is happening.

    Also, the biggest change recently is the injury of Grey Zabel. When he was swapped in as a starter that is when you saw us blowing up the LOS. With him out, you get the result we witnessed last Saturday. We need him back if the O-Line is going to get a big push.

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    how about this one, fellaz?

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