Cristobal and mirabal

[ben]

Are you retarded? It’s because they keyed in on the run game because they knew Emory couldn’t throw.

Relax on personal insults and have an actual discussion. Keying on the run game is great. Shouldn’t our six nfl o linemen who cleared the way for 300 rushing yards be up to that challenge?

 

[GrozDozer]

Relax on personal insults and have an actual discussion. Keying on the run game is great. Shouldn’t our six nfl o linemen who cleared the way for 300 rushing yards be up to that challenge?

Not when it’s 6 vs 9.

You’re acting like Cam was running for his life and avoiding pressure all night. He did that twice. 2 times. Other than that he sat in a very clean pocket for 4-6 seconds on many throws. The OL wasn’t the problem.

 

[ben]

Not when it’s 6 vs 9.

You’re acting like Cam was running for his life and avoiding pressure all night. He did that twice. 2 times. Other than that he sat in a very clean pocket for 4-6 seconds on many throws. The OL wasn’t the problem.

so if it’s 6 vs 9, sounds like a coaching issue.

 

[sedlst11]

I thought Emory had plenty of time to throw

 

[dmitch]

@JamesQuall

 

[ben]

I thought Emory had plenty of time to throw

I thought he stood in the pocket — which cam rarely did — and paid the price for it.

 

[sedlst11]

I thought he stood in the pocket — which cam rarely did — and paid the price for it.

I thought he held onto the ball way too long.

 

[Cribby]

I thought he held onto the ball way too long.

He had plenty of time to pass. On top of processing slowly he had no clock in his head telling him to throw it away or leave the pocket.

 

[ben]

He had plenty of time to pass. On top of processing slowly he had no clock in his head tell him throw it away or leave the pocket.

do you think the coaches knew that was an issue going into the game? If they did, why not work the quick passing game more? If they didn’t, why don’t coaches know their player strengths and weaknesses?

 

[sedlst11]

He had plenty of time to pass. On top of processing slowly he had no clock in his head telling him to throw it away or leave the pocket.

He actually had 3.5-4 seconds every time. It seemed like forever in person. It was either slow or dudes weren’t getting separation cause they were dropping 6-8 every time.

 

[Hufftwoseven]

Did you see how much time Cam had to throw the ball? Lol be serious

 

[Ironmanfootball]

I saw cooper lift a running back and carry him five yards. Awesome. I’m not saying our players suck or didn’t do good things.

I personally think the drag should be illegal, the push legal. Dragging dudes is a recipe for disaster while you're moving backwards down the field and 3-4 defenders are slamming into him... just not a good play

 

[MiamiChris]

Guysm Mario’s good at o line because nobody could sack cam ward

lol I was at the game and Iowa state maybe pressured us one time, if that. This maybe the worst post in a long while

 

[Cribby]

do you think the coaches knew that was an issue going into the game? If they did, why not work the quick passing game more? If they didn’t, why don’t coaches know their player strengths and weaknesses?

Cam covered up a lot with our coaches but they protected Emory as much as they could have. We ran the ball 90 percent of the time mixed with a screen until the last drive where he had to throw. At that point they needed chunk plays. At that point we were cooked. They left no time or timeouts for Emory. But let’s be real , he wasn’t driving that team in to field goal position regardless.

 

[Silver King]

O-line seldom gets noticed or credit when things are going well, but if things don't go well, are first to catch blame by the clueless.

This was a very good O-line: Cam, who had six seconds in the pocket a few times this season, also missed wide open receivers early a lot and threw some Ints. Our warrior, best receiver, had two bad fumbles and a couple of drops at the end of the season. Our RBs had some fumbles; nobody played error-free because the other team is schemeing to cause those errors.

Lots of things you could look at; this ain't where to start.

 

[ben]

Cam covered up a lot with our coaches but they protected Emory as much as they could have. We ran the ball 90 percent of the time mixed with a screen until the last drive. The last drive they needed chunk plays. At that point we were cooked. They left no time or timeouts for Emory. But let’s be real , he wasn’t driving that team in to field goal position regardless.

If anything it validated that cam should’ve been under stronger consideration for heisman

 

[hoops156]

Are they actually good at recruiting, developing and coaching offensive linemen?

the OL was very good yesterday. im not blaming AM for **** because hes the best assistant we have. Emory had plenty of time.

 

[RozayCane]

Mario shouldn’t be anything more than a OL coach at the power 4 level

 

[hoops156]

He had plenty of time to pass. On top of processing slowly he had no clock in his head telling him to throw it away or leave the pocket.

he nearly ran out of game clock just holding the ball in the pocket on the throw before the laughingly bad Hail Mary

 

[TOcane]

Did you watch a different game? Our line was great today.

He must have missed Cam literally standing there before throwing a ball to to an outlet because there was so much time.