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k9cane

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can Miami and the powerful 'phonograph offense' of Mark Richt break the always daunting 20 point barrier?

The suspense is killing me

I dont know how Im going to make it to 7 pm(ET)
 
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k9cane said:
can Miami and the power phonograph offense of Mark Richt break the always daunting 20 point barrier

The suspense is killing me

I dont know how Im going to make it to 7 pm(ET)
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If the defense forces 3 turnovers in enemy territory maybe.
 
For some strange reason I think the defense will get us 1-2TD’s tonight and we break the magical 20pt barrier!!! Give me 31 tonight or give me death!!!
 
CaneFanWNY said:
mork has been setting the season up for this new and invigorating ripple in the playcalling..the qb will clap BEFORE the RB takes his 2 steps
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LOL, a former player told me that one of the reasons he still goes to the games is that when the QB claps, the crowd around him basically then all guesses(correctly) in unison when the ball gets snapped. It's like a thing now. He said to me,''every time this happens, I giggle'
 
k9cane said:
can Miami and the powerful 'phonograph offense' of Mark Richt break the always daunting 20 point barrier?

The suspense is killing me

I dont know how Im going to make it to 7 pm(ET)
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I’m calling it- CMR has a new wrinkle for JT - the biplane sweep.
 
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O gets stuck after 3 plays unfamiliar territory , followed by 25 second clock runs out, to many men on the field, O-line gets exhausted and holding calls start piling up finally wasted time for forgetting the play sent it.
 
K9 you're being unfair.

Our defense scores too often. They are taking possessions away from our offense that would lead to points. If it weren't for our defense, our offense would score more.
 
k9cane said:
LOL, a former player told me that one of the reasons he still goes to the games is that when the QB claps, the crowd around him basically then all guesses(correctly) in unison when the ball gets snapped. It's like a thing now. He said to me,''every time this happens, I giggle'
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I heard it started as a gambling game but everyone was picking the right play.
 
That’s a toughie man!

I’m just curious if he’s learned to stop giving up 2nd downs to HB dives right into the back of the center Gauthiers ***
 
SFbayCane said:
K9 you're being unfair.

Our defense scores too often. They are taking possessions away from our offense that would lead to points. If it weren't for our defense, our offense would score more.
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LOL, this is a classic from my UNC game post...
 
k9cane said:
LOL, a former player told me that one of the reasons he still goes to the games is that when the QB claps, the crowd around him basically then all guesses(correctly) in unison when the ball gets snapped. It's like a thing now. He said to me,''every time this happens, I giggle'
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Mork believes in fair play where the defense isn’t allowed to be fooled by anything
 
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Speaking of pre-snap tells. Why did our center turn his head right before snapping the ball? seems like we just stopped that this year.
 
GOCANES05 said:
O gets stuck after 3 plays unfamiliar territory , followed by 25 second clock runs out, to many men on the field, O-line gets exhausted and holding calls start piling up finally wasted time for forgetting the play sent it.
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yeah, all that lack of 'executing'....
 
Big question is does CMR turn his play book to page 3 and delve into plays 6-10 to open up the offense..
 
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