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Hoping for a Missouri victory and think they can do it, but until this team shows they can beat a Power 5 team on the road it will be hard to pick them to win. I hope they prove me wrong.
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After the disheartening loss to Auburn the week before, it was good for the fans to see the fight and potential this team has. Most of the so-called "experts" said this was going to be a rebuilding year and it appears to be, but there is talent there.
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It's the coaches job to put the players in the best position to succeed individually and as a team. If there's something Mark Whipple can implement in the middle of the season to help the OL, and score points, he should do that.
ReplyNot a full scale strategy change, but play to our strength. Good to see some new player at RT. (Benhart might look good on paper, but his poor game playing stalls a lot of drives)
ReplyWould love to see grant, yant and logan smothers running some wildcat at some point
ReplyWe have a mobile QB, we need to use that more with designed QB keepers
ReplyNot only do I think they should, quick hitters and more run plays, but I think these coaches are on top of it.
ReplyWell, as one local sports writer said, when it comes to pass blocking, the OL looks like a bunch of Matadors out there, particularly the right side of the line. Consequently, that's been getting CT killed. He won't hold up all season like that, I don't care how tough he is. We gotta protect him!
ReplyThompson is getting killed. Let him move around. At least if he's getting hit while on the run it won't be flat footed with his arm in the air for a free shot.
ReplyMove the pocket around or line up with two running backs in the backfield. This would buy Casey Thompson the time and options he needs to get the offense rolling.
ReplyO line is the worst I think I have ever seen, some major adjustments need to be done if they wanna keep making progress, O line is definitely holding us back, to much talent to be only scoring 14 points on Rutgers and I think play calling hasn’t been very impressive. GBR!!!
ReplyGo back to the Osborne days ... what did Dr. Tom do ? Why he subbed in players, especially young talent all the time....which is why year after year it seemed as if our entire team had so much experience because T.O. subbed in and played new guys all the time. Give those young ones a try !!!
Replywe cannot expect to continue winning without crease runs...the B1G is too tough and our line is not good enough for that. Get the ball outside on the edge and off tackle. Quit expecting to gash anyone between the guards. Ain't gonna happen with this line.
ReplyOnly hope with the tougher defenses we will be facing is to do what Purdue does, quick pass plays and rush breaking screens, quick outs, short routes, occasional deep ball shots and maybe throw in some Smothers and the option.
ReplyRoll the QB out if the pocket, and run some halfback screens!
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