Rule #1 on defense...you knock a starter out that scalp is yours. I’ll give you the All American TE but we punked their OL.
Rule #1 on defense...you knock a starter out that scalp is yours. I’ll give you the All American TE but we punked their OL.
Our offensive and defensive lines manhandled Iowa State. It was impressive the way we wore them down and our skill position players had their way with them.
On defense, the front 7 need to “impose their will”; to coin a phrase from Coach Gerald Broussard. On offense…..the O-Line needs to “impose their will”.
Agreed. To beat a more talented team you need to control the LOS and have your QB outplay their QB. That is the recipe for an upset. Luckily for us we have a solid OL and a proven difference maker at QB. The jury is still out if we have the DL to control the LOS against a P5 foe. If we do control the LOS like we did at Iowa St, we probably win.
Easy there cowboy. I understand there's plenty of conjecture there but those are things both teams can make points for. I was commenting more on the facts that it is not a common thing to score nearly the majority of your points on special teams and defensive touchdowns. It was also a weird game because we won without being able to run the ball effectively even though we are a running team. It's also true they played a home game but the home field advantage was not much of an advantage last year due to capacity limitations. Yes, their QB did play poorly in that game compared to the season he had overall even though I think the cajuns had a lot to do with that play. The other stuff, we say that as well and make excuses also when it benefits us. That's all.
Texas? Never heard of her
Just my opinion (I defer to former players and coaches on this forum), but I would think the success of an O-line and a D-line would depend on stamina, unit integrity and symbiobtic thinking/movement - and occasionally subbing another guy in who moves with the unit without disrupting the success of said unit
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