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Washington St. allowed Hawaii's Greg Salas to catch 7 passes for 194 yards-the most in the nation this week. Plus former SMU commit Rodney Bradley caught 7 more for 150 yards for Hawaii. Wow allowing 2 receivers to catch 150+ yards in one game. Hawaii's QB was 25 for 35 for 441 yards and 3 TDs the second most yards in the NCAA this week.

With this offense, there is something always available on every play. It's a matter of the QB finding the right target and the receivers catching

George S. Patton wrote:With this offense, there is something always available on every play. It's a matter of the QB finding the right target and the receivers catching

right there is our problem

Hawaii perspective on Washington St. Geez giving up 626 yards at home to a non-BCS school.
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SMU21TCU10 wrote:

George S. Patton wrote:With this offense, there is something always available on every play. It's a matter of the QB finding the right target and the receivers catching

right there is our problem

I'm getting tired of your negative tirades against Bo. Why don't you tell him how you feel to his face? You've posted negative comments since last year when he was announced as the starter. Get over it, Dude.

Seriously — would you really object to him throwing for better than 350 again?

Bo will be fine. He found his groove then got a little out of sync in the second half. His pick in the endzone was dissapointing for everyone, but that happens. His arm and shoulder girdle is much stronger this year and he has had a little trouble with touch in the first two games. His reads have improved from week 1. He will be ok.

for those that went to the game, was the pick 6 even his fault-Beasley tipped it-was it a well thrown ball?

It went right through Beasley's hands. Cole has had a rough first two games, although he had a nice grab for a TD. Darius needs to get healthy for this offense to realize its full potential. If we line up Sanders, Robinson, Wilkerson, and Johnson that is pretty damn salty.

SMU21TCU10 wrote:

George S. Patton wrote:With this offense, there is something always available on every play. It's a matter of the QB finding the right target [b]and the receivers catching [/b]
right there is our problem

And as much this!

BLM has more to prove...hopefully this will be the weekend he stops playing the Rex and looks more like Cutler....

Sorry bout the Bears analogies but its Game time vs. the pack and a W for Chicago would make this a perfect football weekend...

Surprised Beasley is not benched - he has been in my doghouse since Tulsa last year (not that he cares if he is in my doghouse or not). He dropped a couple at key moments at SFA - and against UAB his drop was a 14 pt swing in the game. I think we have to have a more reliable receiver ready to go - since we recruit about 10 a year.

beasley should be benched...the kid is terrible.

i understand why jwill quit...if he couldn't get on the field ahead of this kid, whats the point

freak injury = JW straight line speed was affected
freak injury = JW ability to make cuts was affected

JW is no longer with the team. He has a family and education to focus on right now. Good for him. He moved on. So should SMUfan

NickSMU17 wrote:BLM has more to prove...hopefully this will be the weekend he stops playing the Rex and looks more like Cutler....

Sorry bout the Bears analogies but its Game time vs. the pack and a W for Chicago would make this a perfect football weekend...

don't sell him short Nick, he looks alot like Cutler. Good arm one minute, terrible pick the next, slow feet etc.