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Duke is slower and lost all his explosiveness

Looked like old Duke to me when he had space. Hard to be explosive when u get hit in the back field
 
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Isn't this the same *** hat who said yearby was more explosive and better then duke he's an obvious coke head who's not thinking straight duke looked faster then ever last night when he actually. Had some creases to run thru
 
LuCane said:
Get the kid in some ****ing space. We waited till almost 3/4 of the game was done to throw a swing pass (easily executed, no read, low risk, high reward) to one of the presumed best playmakers in all of college football. That's impressive.
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Or how about some misdirection. UL was undersized but their LBs are fast and they were playing downhill all game. Do something, use that aggression against them, not use slow developing stretch plays.....
 
CaneSwag1995 said:
Completely disagree......he had no line to block for him what so ever and they were stacking 9 in the box....the few times he had some running room he looked great
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Bingo...

There are teams that have backs that might be able to create yards without decent blocking...we ain't one of them.

Take Duke, Gus, and yes even little ole Yearby....they might not need much of a hole, but they are not going to create one themselves.

We are not Georgia and do not need to be, but if we are going to establish a fraction of what they have, the OL needs a new philosophy and purpose.

I have yet to figure out why this staff wouldn't want Duke hitting the LOS quick. The runs are designed to develop over time and space...and when you have NOTHING else in your ****nal..defenses sit in it and stack..no problem.

So f-ng disgusting..

UM
 
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bobbydigius said:
LuCane said:
Get the kid in some ****ing space. We waited till almost 3/4 of the game was done to throw a swing pass (easily executed, no read, low risk, high reward) to one of the presumed best playmakers in all of college football. That's impressive.
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Or how about some misdirection. UL was undersized but their LBs are fast and they were playing downhill all game. Do something, use that aggression against them, not use slow developing stretch plays.....
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This would require some in game adjustments and coaching, we don't allow that here
 
One of the most ridiculous post in a day full of idiotic post.

Please feel free to delete your account asap.
 
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NinoCane said:
we ruined poors kids carreeer, guy put on fat and looks slow now, lost all explosiveness, whoever thought it was a good to put all that weight on him needs to be fired, the human body NATURALLY cannot put on all that muscle, maybe 5 lbs LEAN MUSCLE MAX if everything is perfect, he looked slow and indecisive.
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troll-3.jpg GTFOH
 
he had to juke out 2 guys behind the line of scrimmage almost every play due to awful blocking and play calling
 
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ScubaCane said:
To me he hasn't been the same runner since he had that bout of fumblitis last season, he seems way too concerned about ball protection and runs timidly
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THere was nothing timid about his run down the sideline. He simply had no room to even get started on most runs.
 
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****, all the problems we have and someone goes after Duke, one of the brightest stars of the team.
 
I actually prefer Freshman Duke to Junior Duke.

The extra muscle doesn't add anything to his game. He was better when he was lighter, more agile.

Still a great player, but like a lot of guys on the roster he's been beefed up to fit Golden's mould rather than the system being adapted to the talents of the player.
 
LuCane said:
Get the kid in some ******* space. We waited till almost 3/4 of the game was done to throw a swing pass (easily executed, no read, low risk, high reward) to one of the presumed best playmakers in all of college football. That's impressive.
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Yes. I expected more of this from the start. Swings, screens, slip screens, etc and more of the 3 step passing game.
 
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