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Hstokes1447 said:
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It is really outrageous how many plays he made as a freshman. Honestly if we didn’t have the best freshman at UM all-time in the same class (let that sink in), we would all have been talking about Bryce.

I know in the end zone against TAMU was his most IMPORTANT play, but what do you think was his best play?
 
AtlAtty said:
It is really outrageous how many plays he made as a freshman. Honestly if we didn’t have the best freshman at UM all-time in the same class (let that sink in), we would all have been talking about Bryce.

I know in the end zone against TAMU was his most IMPORTANT play, but what do you think was his best play?
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The Texas A&M pick might have been the most important play of the whole season. The ball just seems to find him, he has a chance to be special.
 
Hstokes1447 said:
The Texas A&M pick might have been the most important play of the whole season. The ball just seems to find him, he has a chance to be special.
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I know it’s borderline blasphemy but Bryce’s INT total at UM, barring injury, will be in Ed Reed territory. Another player that the ball just seemed to find. And I know what you mean by that. Every overthrow feels like it will be an INT. The tipped pass against USF.
TAMU would have been 3 INT’s had the punter made a more accurate throw.
 
AtlAtty said:
I know it’s borderline blasphemy but Bryce’s INT total at UM, barring injury, will be in Ed Reed territory. Another player that the ball just seemed to find. And I know what you mean by that. Every overthrow feels like it will be an INT. The tipped pass against USF.
TAMU would have been 3 INT’s had the punter made a more accurate throw.
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I was thinking the same thing about Ed. The fact that he was coming off the bench putting up those numbers is insane. He is going to give OCs nightmares this season.
 
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As a freshman, he was mostly playing by instinct - just seeing and doing what he felt necessary.

Sure hope no one loads him to the point he can't use his instinct and has to start thinking.

Does that make any sense?
 
UMFarArcher said:
As a freshman, he was mostly playing by instinct - just seeing and doing what he felt necessary.

Sure hope no one loads him to the point he can't use his instinct and has to start thinking.

Does that make any sense?
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Heatherman system is designed to be simple so players like Bryce can play with their instincts
 
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