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Dandycane

Dandycane

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Seemingly disappeared this year. Very few fumbles, dramatic decrease in interceptions.

Well done.
 
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that is one of the major improvements I've noticed under AG. started last year. protect the ball AND get take aways. that has been a positive.

now if the Defense could get off the field on 3rd and long AT LEAST half the time, we're good
 
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as with the far lower penalties, both of these are discipline issues that are directly tied to good coaching.

w/ one caveat, duke didn't need any coaching. it's phenomenal he did not turn the ball over more as true fresh, given the number of his touches. and as i mentioned in another thread, it is equally incredible that the kid did not wear down over the course of the season. he is a very special player.
 
drifters1234 said:
as with the far lower penalties, both of these are discipline issues that are directly tied to good coaching.

w/ one caveat, duke didn't need any coaching. it's phenomenal he did not turn the ball over more as true fresh, given the number of his touches. and as i mentioned in another thread, it is equally incredible that the kid did not wear down over the course of the season. he is a very special player.
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I've noticed Duke protects the ball, but I didn't want to post anything and jinx the kid. He did fumble twice in the all-star game I saw him in, so that had me a little worried.
 
Dingaan1828 said:
drifters1234 said:
as with the far lower penalties, both of these are discipline issues that are directly tied to good coaching.

w/ one caveat, duke didn't need any coaching. it's phenomenal he did not turn the ball over more as true fresh, given the number of his touches. and as i mentioned in another thread, it is equally incredible that the kid did not wear down over the course of the season. he is a very special player.
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I've noticed Duke protects the ball, but I didn't want to post anything and jinx the kid. He did fumble twice in the all-star game I saw him in, so that had me a little worried.
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and he instinctively does a fantastic job of switching the ball to the correct arm, depending on the sideline he cuts toward.
 
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