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Stephen Morris vs louisville

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12 for 27 for 160 yds. 0 td 0 int.
Except for no picks I think all these numbers will be better with the mesiah.
 
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I remember being there and seeing Louisville line standing up and shuffling at the los on the guy behinds me goes "look at Louisville they aren't even set on defense " I looked back at him and said "this game is over " sure enough I didn't see a first down all game
 
I wouldn't be so sure.

Kaaya was just in high school a few months ago. It's gonna be a raucous crown. National TV. I think he'll make some mistakes.
 
Let's put it this way. It won't be a big surprise if kayaa has similar numbers.
 
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Smh. For a guy who has never taken a snap in college. His numbers may look like Morris' v Maryland in 2012. None of you know what he'll do. They will throw things at him he's never seen. Im More Worried About Him getting The team lined up properly every play than anything. That can cost us dear and will be dependent on how well he knows the offense. He did alot of audibles in high school.

The act of blaming all the team's problem's on Morris on offense and around 4 players on defense though. It really is amazing though. Like wow. 5 players are the reason we haven't beaten a team with a pulse. Smh
 
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We are going to have to throw, but the run game will be the key. If we don't have success running, we are screwed
 
Morris was a one trick pony -- the ability to throw the ball really far. He had no touch, no feel for managing the game, seemingly little to no ability to read a defense, and zero pocket presence. I'll gladly forgo the big arm if Kaaya can do those other things well. I'm trying to temper my expectations because he is a true freshman facing what should be a pretty good team on the road (plus I'm not sure what to expect from this OL), but I can't imagine him doing much worse than Morris did in the bowl game.
 
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I am guessing we will see a 12-20 to 15-20 game from Kayaa. Most of those will be short yardage throws, we just have to hope the WR & RB turn them into big gains. I think we will take a couple of shots though.
 
well Brad has Duke to help him out plus Art better have taught his Oline how to pick up a blitz and Looservilles best pass rusher is in the NFL now.
 
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Miami04 said:
I am guessing we will see a 12-20 to 15-20 game from Kayaa. Most of those will be short yardage throws, we just have to hope the WR & RB turn them into big gains. I think we will take a couple of shots though.
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I am fairly confident the running game will go off vs Louisville but dread the thought of watching Coley completely babying Kaaya with play calling. I hope I'm wrong. First offensive play should be a play action heave... Keep them honest.
 
Duke is going to be the key, obviously. I imagine we will try to keep BK's attempts in the 25 range, I think 20 would be a bit light. Honestly I'm surprised that we only threw 27 times in the RAB.

Once he gets through a series or two all of the outside stuff should fall by the wayside and it should just be football for him. Our playmakers will have to step up and he will need to protect the ball.

A healthy Duke Johnson makes his job so much easier...we don't need him to go out there and light it up, we just need him to keep teams from stacking the box against Duke and our offense will have the opportunity to be effective.
 
NorthFlaCane said:
Louisville's DC is now Grantham, who was hated by Georgia fans almost as much as Miami fans hate D'Onofrio
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we are known to make bad offenses and defenses look good. think that grantham is a total corch but as of now we don't have a lot of room to talk.
 
Morris had his issues, but OL got their dlcks kicked in the dirt that game. If they don't have a better showing this time, Kaaya is in for a long night.
 
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