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Meh. They have a third string QB starting who can run but not a great thrower. Their defense is unremarkable. Also, they had to travel to SMU last week and then travel to Utah. I don't expect a blowout but I fully expect a BYU win.
Meh. They have a third string QB starting who can run but not a great thrower. Their defense is unremarkable. Also, they had to travel to SMU last week and then travel to Utah. I don't expect a blowout but I fully expect a BYU win.
BYU will have Langi and Tuiloma back. With Travis I think the LBs will be able to commit more to stopping the running qb and passing attack. I think they hang around for the first 2.5 qtrs. After that they will get tired and the offense will get some big strikes to win by 17 or more.
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I only watched the first half of the SMU game, but I'm not scuurred. Their defense against SMU was vanilla. Their O-line was decent, but SMU's d-line is underwhelming. I know they beat Va. Tech and took Florida the distance, but a well prepared BYU squad should win by double digits at home.
I only watched the first half of the SMU game, but I'm not scuurred. Their defense against SMU was vanilla. Their O-line was decent, but SMU's d-line is underwhelming. I know they beat Va. Tech and took Florida the distance, but a well prepared BYU squad should win by double digits at home.
I watched the second half. Their tight end is a beast. Fast, blocks well, great hands, and he weighs 260. Their OL did a great job of opening holes for their RBs. Their backup QB managed the second-half well. They ran a lot of read-option, and he made good decisions. If he plays, I am not sure he'll beat us with his arm (although when he threw it, he found the open man). I'm a little worried about their hurry up.
I think Tanner moves the ball easily against their D. As long as we win the clock battle, I still think we win, but I'm slightly less confident than I was yesterday.
ECU's starting QB, Kemp, is fine, but they also have a mobile back-up QB named Summers who has seen an increasing role over the last two weeks. Summers was originally signed by UNC but didn't qualify academically. After a community college stint, he came to ECU as a WR but is now seeing significant time at QB.
ECU's starting QB, Kemp, is fine, but they also have a mobile back-up QB named Summers who has seen an increasing role over the last two weeks. Summers was originally signed by UNC but didn't qualify academically. After a community college stint, he came to ECU as a WR but is now seeing significant time at QB.
lol how in the world do you not qualify academically at North Carolina?? You arent even required to do schoolwork there
really excited about playing the Pirots tomorrow. arggh!
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This game feels weird. It's against a decent program, one that is better than a number of P5 programs, but winning won't feel like much and losing would hurt a decent amount. I wonder if this is how Nebraska, UCLA or Michigan feels about playing us.
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This game feels weird. It's against a decent program, one that is better than a number of P5 programs, but winning won't feel like much and losing would hurt a decent amount. I wonder if this is how Nebraska, UCLA or Michigan feels about playing us.
Oh brother.
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"Discipleship is not a spectator sport. We cannot expect to experience the blessing of faith by standing inactive on the sidelines any more than we can experience the benefits of health by sitting on a sofa watching sporting events on television and giving advice to the athletes. And yet for some, “spectator discipleship” is a preferred if not primary way of worshipping." -Pres. Uchtdorf
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