2012 BYU Football Season

[Flystripper]

Not exactly how Coach mapped it out, but a pretty good prediction.

http://www.cougaruteforum.com/showpost.php?p=873470&postcount=438

I was off by one game but I was called a troll!!

oh yeah and my math was off they would have won 6 if they won every toss up game.

[falafel]

http://www.cougaruteforum.com/showpo...&postcount=438

I was off by one game but I was called a troll!!

oh yeah and my math was off they would have won 6 if they won every toss up game.

Based on that picture LAU posted, I think there's a good chance he was calling you a fraggle.

[MarkGrace]

Was just reading Cougar Tracks and based on PER the two worst seasons for a BYU QB who passed for over 2K yards are Heaps true frosh year and Riley's sr. year. lol.

[Green Monstah]

This has been a great season. If the football team isn't going to do well, at least I get the entertainment of seeing all of the whiny bitches that crawl out of the woodwork.

Pot, meet kettle.

[Indy Coug]

Pot, meet kettle.

Yeah, that was whining, wasn't it?

[smokymountainrain]

The three most explosive/fastest RBs I've seen in college football this year:

1. DAT, 2. Kenjon Barner, 3. Lache Seastrunk



Chip Kelly must recruit all his tailbacks at track meets.

[smokymountainrain]

It's a shame Utah St didn't get a shot at Boise this year. After so many blow out wins for BSU, it would have been a great matchup this year.

[USUC]

I don't know if any of you happen to listen to Cougar Sports on 960 yesterday but they had an interesting interview with Jeff Benedict of Sports Illustrated. He he did the piece on Ziggy. I was unaware that he has been more or less embedded in the program this year. He is apparently writing a book on college football and was focusing on Kyle Van Noy initially. They asked him about the Bronco rumors with Colorado and about Van Noy's chances of leaving for the NFL. He said he can't comment on either of them due to his book and I assume to protect his access to the program. I'm actually kind of interested in this book and the insight (if any) it can provide to this year. Anyway, here is a link to the interview.

http://1280thezone.com/index.php/audio/listen/cougar_sports_jeff_benedict_author_sports_illustrated_contributor

[Indy Coug]

On 3rd down this season, Cody Hoffman had 31 receptions for a first down and/or a touchdown, 10 more than any other receiver in the nation.

[Indy Coug]

On 3rd down in 2012, Cody Hoffman had 31 receptions for a 1st down and/or a TD, more than anyone from '05-'12. Collie 3rd with 28 (2008).

[myboynoah]

I can't wait for the latest third down Hoffman update.

:excited:

[Indy Coug]

I can't wait for the latest third down Hoffman update.

:excited:

:slap:

[MarkGrace]

Hadn't seen much talk about Kaveinga and the NFL, but this draft site thinks he sticks.

BOTTOM LINE As a high school All-American from California, it was natural for Kaveinga to play for USC. But after two seasons as a reserve linebacker and special teams contributor (five tackles, one for loss in 16 games), he transferred to BYU, earning a starting job in the middle. His average size and speed might keep him from being an elite prospect, but his production and toughness should allow him to make a roster as an inside hammer in a 3-4 system.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profiles/uona-kaveinga?id=2539999

[smokymountainrain]

Hadn't seen much talk about Kaveinga and the NFL, but this draft site thinks he sticks.


http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profil...nga?id=2539999

So much is about opportunities, getting into the right situation, etc, but I agree that Kav can be a NFL player.

[Surfah]

Hadn't seen much talk about Kaveinga and the NFL, but this draft site thinks he sticks.


http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profil...nga?id=2539999

He showed well at the NFLPA Bowl.