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    Quote Originally Posted by alum81 View Post
    Its too soon to tell but we may just have Jake D. and Bryan M. on the same team right now. If so, you gotta play em both.
    Uhh....

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    Quote Originally Posted by alum81 View Post
    Its too soon to tell but we may just have Jake D. and Bryan M. on the same team right now. If so, you gotta play em both.
    #GrabTheNugget

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    Quote Originally Posted by scotto_25 View Post
    You give Haack the reigns. Let the flow of the game play out. Occasionally bring in Nixon to soften up the d-line. Before you know it, Nixon passing lanes will open up due to the defense keying on the run, Haack's running lanes will open up due to the defense keying on the pass, and Eli's complete game will be wide open because now there are multiple people to gameplan for, not just stacking 9 in the box to smother him like Kentucky was doing early on.

    This is a good problem and I like it.
    Oh yes indeed!!!

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    Perfect world, we get a huge lead and Jordan Davis can get some snaps at the end.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
    Which QB has the strongest arm with the most zip??? Which is faster??? Which has the best completion percentage??? Which QB gives the dual threat to help the running game and can pass very well (100%)??? I love the speed option, or giving to the RB off the fake, or having a third option of a load coming with the QB---think I have seen passing after this also---I love the read option, I love the regular option, and I love when Nixon rolls out of the pocket to pass or run

    We talked about it before the game and felt that the backup should be Haack since he is the desperation guy for passes!!! So last week N'Western played horribly on defense against the run, so who would be the better choice to start against them??? Here we go!!!

    I don't know who we is, but that not good logic, last year, our opponents loaded the box because we could not throw past 10 yards. Hack had a great game, take away the drops and bad routes he had a great game. So we tie game kick to KY, three and out get the ball back with 7 minutes on clock.....3 and out.
    How about nixon on third down and short , or on the goal line

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stabil123 View Post
    I don't know who we is, but that not good logic, last year, our opponents loaded the box because we could not throw past 10 yards. Hack had a great game, take away the drops and bad routes he had a great game. So we tie game kick to KY, three and out get the ball back with 7 minutes ion clock.....3 and out.
    How about nixon on third down and short , or on the goal line
    Both styles can work. When Desormeaux and Fenroy were in the backfield Des was not a great passer probably comparable to Nixon in passing ability. Des and Fen broke single game all time total offensive yards in the history of the school 4 times that year running read option. They faced many D's that tried stacking the box. Nixon is probably closer to Des in running than TB was.

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    CajunZ1's Avatar CajunZ1 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Fan for Sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycajun View Post
    If Robinson doesn't fumble or give up on TD, if Eli doesn't muff punt, riles doesn't drop a first down and Gordon doesn't false start... We might not have seen Nixon at all. Or maybe if those things don't happen we see Nixon in mop up duty. Haack still played great despite those things.
    If Kentucky had a good QB they would have won by 2-3 TD's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunZ1 View Post
    If Kentucky had a good QB they would have won by 2-3 TD's.
    he missed some throws, but we were getting pressure that causes some of those

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycajun View Post
    he missed some throws, but we were getting pressure that causes some of those
    ---probably overthrew 3 sure tds---you know that feeling when the only thing stopping a TD is a drop or an overthrow!!!

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    The false start and Robinson running a bad route cost us 2...Robinson fumble at the minimum cost us 3... Eli muffed punt... Who knows. My point was more that we might not even see Nixon if those things don't happen... Haack would have been over 300 yards with 3 maybe 4 TD. 1 of them rushing.


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