2012 BYU Football Season

[MarkGrace]

What does it mean?

Riley has vertebrae issues I'm sure not brought on by his insistence on running into 300 pound lineman because we know he only gets hurt hanging around in the pocket.

Is he out or just going to play through drugged up like Utah?

[Coach McGuirk]

Riley has vertebrae issues I'm sure not brought on by his insistence on running into 300 pound lineman because we know he only gets hurt hanging around in the pocket.

Is he out or just going to play through drugged up like Utah?

Please not the latter, cause he looked like they shot the painkiller straight into his brain. If he is indeed injured, Lark or Hill give us a better shot at winning.

[Omaha 680]

From the sporting news:



This is before the PAC12 Network share.

HA! We made twice as much as you last year!

[Omaha 680]

Please not the latter, cause he looked like they shot the painkiller straight into his brain. If he is indeed injured, Lark or Hill give us a better shot at winning.

I had no idea he was seriously hurt. He has a limited skill set when healthy. No way we should be trotting him out there injured.

[TripletDaddy]

Physician, heal thyself!

[thesaint258]

Does anyone find it odd that Bronco said he "learned something". He learned they needed to practice and simulate a loud crowd. Don't get me wrong, I am greatful he learned that.

However, with Utah simulating snap counts every year and a pretty good guess they would have a large loud crowd, why wouldn't he have thought about it before learning. Those of us who are whiners might say because his focus is in too many places.

That's weird because they've done that before. I forget which year it was, but I remember reports that the team took speakers into the IPF to simulate loud crowds. Why don't they keep doing that? Who knows.

[RC Vikings]

Would Bronco have the balls to pull his starting qb and replace him with his backup two years in a row?

[smokymountainrain]

Would Bronco have the balls to pull his starting qb and replace him with his backup two years in a row?

No.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

What does it mean?

I've been telling you for months you need to learn to triangulate.

[DapperDan]

Would Bronco have the balls to pull his starting qb and replace him with his backup two years in a row?

I think Riley could be laid out on a stretcher and Bronco would still let him play.

[TripletDaddy]

Would Bronco have the balls to pull his starting qb and replace him with his backup two years in a row?

Bronco should try alternating Riley and Hill every other series. Why not?

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Bronco should try alternating Riley and Hill every other series. Why not?

Every play. The boys and I watched a special on NFL Network about the top 10 mobile QBs ever. Did you know for a whole Tom Landry was rotating Roger Staubach and some other dude every play? Certainly Bronco isn't a better coach than Landry.

[Blueintheface]

Bronco should try alternating Riley and Hill every other series. Why not?

Because Hill is better at everything else except leadership (apparently).

[All-American]

I've never met the guy, but he's been the lifeblood of BYU's offense for a while: Lance Reynolds, Sr.?

Don't know squat about his playcalling abilities, but he's seen it all at BYU.

Hmm. I guess that's one. He's done offense before:

2011-present BYU assistant head coach and tight ends coach; 2004-10 BYU assistant head coach and running backs coach; 2001-03 BYU assistant head coach and offensive line; 2000 BYU assistant head coach, offensive coordinator; and running backs coach; 1985-99 BYU running backs coach; 1983-84 BYU junior varsity coordinator; 1982 Ricks College assistant head coach and offensive coordinator; 1981 Snow College assistant head coach, offensive coordinator and running backs; 1979-80 BYU graduate assistant.

[smokymountainrain]

Hmm. I guess that's one. He's done offense before:

Yep, he's done it before and it wasn't pretty. He is a big guy who is best coaching the beef in the trenches. He's certainly not a creative offensive mind.