Will PSU target/pick-on Riley Moss?
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You're seriously too dense to realize this is the kind of thing that got PSU its unfortunate modern-day legacy?
Wow.
This is correct. He has a greater ability to learn from a mistake and move forward with confidence than any athlete I've ever been around.I don't know Riley Moss personally. But I will say this, he has swag. And it's swag I've seen now and then through my life.
It's swag that says FU to anybody who thinks they can beat him. And it's swag that will almost always win in the end.
Good luck McSore-ass, my money's on the kid.
Had 3rd fastest time for 110 hurdles as a senior in HS. Plenty of speed.
In Stress, $ has 2 and 3 vertical with no help from the FS. In Cloud, the CB in the boundary has flat to 22 yds (under a smash) and 2nd contain on run. In a Sky call, the FS runs the alley to fit outside in C gap and the CB is basically matched.For those that are curious, this is close to what our 1/4's coverage looks like. The weak side corner is always in man, and the SS (they have him as DS) has run support. If I remember correctly, if it's a 'sky' call, the DE is the force player and if it is a 'cloud' call, the SS is the force player to the weak side.
This look is a keys sprint out for some teams. If so, they sometimes send a Mickey off the edge to cut it off/force the ball out, slant the 2, 3, and 7 to the field, float the FS to B gap and make the CB contain.
One step at a time. Right now his focus is on remembering to raise the toilet seat.
Thanks for sharing that. Good info.
Is that how Iowa runs it, or how you run it? That's not how we ran it. Everyone's terminology is a little different and their assignments are a little different. We ran it different because of our personal and we always liked to simplify.
I was trying to give some people a basic idea of how our corners get on an island at times. I'm not going to attempt to out X and O people.
What numbers do the players wear that don't have potential? I didn't know it worked like that. I learn something everyday.
That’s because he’s a clone fan pretending to be a pedo fan.
13.85 in 110 hurdles...in high school, at the time, 4th best in the country. Plenty fast.
Anymore stupid comments you'd like to make?
You mean the kind of field day you have with little boys?
That's why we call your punk ass QB McSore-ass.
Keep it up troll. Maybe you can be Jerry Sandusky's cell mate.
This is how they ran vs 3x1 a few years ago. I sometimes do things a little differently based on opponent tendencies and my personnel, and play a 6 instead of a 7.
Just to note for Hawk fans, as you might be unaware.
Our WRs currently lead the nation in dropped passes. I recently read a stat that 20% of McSorley's incompletions have been drops. McSorley has actually had a solid/efficient arm this year, but our WRs have let us down on too many occasions to count at this point. If I were an Iowa fan, I'd be less worried about allowing production from PSU passing attack than if Sanders/McSorley find consistency on the ground. But it seems like you guys like your front seven? Should be an interesting matchup.
Our WRs currently lead the nation in dropped passes. I recently read a stat that 20% of McSorley's incompletions have been drops. McSorley has actually had a solid/efficient arm this year, but our WRs have let us down on too many occasions to count at this point. If I were an Iowa fan, I'd be less worried about allowing production from PSU passing attack than if Sanders/McSorley find consistency on the ground. But it seems like you guys like your front seven? Should be an interesting matchup.
To be honest I'm more worried, or rather don't want to see, Iowa get gashed when he scrambles.
That how you should know he’s a troll and just not feed it.. and even if they do pick on him what’s the worst that can happen? I don’t think anyone could get shook as bad as Miles Taylor did last year against Penn State by 84 at the end of the game.. welcome the challenge!
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