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One good thing
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 1:32 pmby expony18
we actually threw deep 2 or 3 times (still not enough); however, in the last 3 games we barely tried to go deep except when we were getting killed.... I liked Justin's touch on the deep ball, we need to keep stretching the field
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 1:45 pmby Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans
Agreed, Justin seems to have a very nice touch with the long ball.
#17 should be hit long more often.
Sanders seems like a very special player.
Re: One good thing
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 1:49 pmby perunapower
expony18 wrote:we actually threw deep 2 or 3 times (still not enough); however, in the last 3 games we barely tried to go deep except when we were getting killed.... I liked Justin's touch on the deep ball, we need to keep stretching the field
Didn't help that Gumbo got taken out of the game early.
He would have been a valuable asset on trying to get some offensive production.
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 1:49 pmby PonySoprano
I agree about Willis' touch on the long ball. But can we please take the out route out of the playbook? That's the second week in a row that throw has been picked off. It looks like Justin doesn't have enough arm strength to put any zip on that throw.
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 2:11 pmby expony18
PonySoprano wrote:I agree about Willis' touch on the long ball. But can we please take the out route out of the playbook? That's the second week in a row that throw has been picked off. It looks like Justin doesn't have enough arm strenght to but any zip on that throw.
im pretty sure it was just a check down to DM out of the backfield...
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:38 amby SWC2010
expony18 wrote:PonySoprano wrote:I agree about Willis' touch on the long ball. But can we please take the out route out of the playbook? That's the second week in a row that throw has been picked off. It looks like Justin doesn't have enough arm strenght to but any zip on that throw.
im pretty sure it was just a check down to DM out of the backfield...
Maybe so, but our desire to throw out into the flat for 1-2 yards has become legendary. And they are not relief valve passes, they are primary receiver routes. Let's thrown the ball past the 1st down markers.
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:52 amby jkflamebo
SWC2010 wrote:expony18 wrote:PonySoprano wrote:I agree about Willis' touch on the long ball. But can we please take the out route out of the playbook? That's the second week in a row that throw has been picked off. It looks like Justin doesn't have enough arm strenght to but any zip on that throw.
im pretty sure it was just a check down to DM out of the backfield...
Maybe so, but our desire to throw out into the flat for 1-2 yards has become legendary. And they are not relief valve passes, they are primary receiver routes. Let's thrown the ball past the 1st down markers.
haha totally true. why can't our primary routes be 25 yards down field? why in the heck is there absolutely zero separation between our wr's and opponent db's. it seems whenever our opponent passes we're rarely all over the receiver
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 8:28 amby EastStang
Smart looked pretty good on Saturday. The announcers on CSTV pointed out several plays he made. Not a bad effort for a true freshman.
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 8:39 amby Pony Up
Maybe OC Mustang -- a.k.a. Justin Smart's agent -- knows what he's talking about after all, huh?
