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gfer1988

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Here's the full highlights from the game in case anyone cares to see it. And anyone bashing Kaaya please pay attention. Literally got hit or almost hit on every throw he made. Dude has balls.
[video=youtube;2216t_-MhPg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2216t_-MhPg[/video]
 
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Not a ******* clue what our offensive line is doing, technique wise. Not even sure if I'd call it blocking.
 
gfer1988 said:
Here's the full highlights from the game in case anyone cares to see it. And anyone bashing Kaaya please pay attention. Literally got hit or almost hit on every throw he made. Dude has balls.
[video=youtube;2216t_-MhPg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2216t_-MhPg[/video]
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Not one time did I have a problem with Kaaya last night. Young man was given a crap gameplan, everyone especially Louisville knew what was coming, and when, and they laid their ears back coming after Brad.

He did fine for his first college game.
 
James Burgess almost took out two of our players in the first quarter, but he's too small to play LB for us.

**** you, Gorlden.
 
3:14 Stacy Coley dogging it on his route
4:30 Eli Rogers in the Slot being covered by who? Tyriq McCord! SMDH
4:52 Fentress with a slide to no one...
5:10 Trent Harris worried about covering the slot hesitates to shed a WR block, running play through the hole he should have shot through.
5:48 Kirby one foot forward one foot back, Denzel shoots to his block hard waiting for Kirby to make the dive all the while he is confused and getting blocked only to come in at the very end after the play and tackle no one.
6:03 Fentress way out of place
7:32 Dorsett blocks no one Berrios with no where to run after the catch
7:39 Gadbois disengages his block to early
7:48 Gadbois to slow allows his man to break the back side forcing Kaaya to step up from a shotgun barely getting any time to have Walford on the other side of the line turning his body all the way around missing the backer shooting the gap that Kaaya was forced to step into.
10:18 Dorsett again with a horrible block
10:43 Isidora not engaging his block on the next level
11:58 Walford with a pathetic block
11:40 Louisville had to many men on the field no way in **** the guy at the bottom left at 14:43 got off the field. I think Kaaya rushed the snap to try to get the penalty. ****WOW they missed that***
16:09 Trent Harris lets the RB run free for a catch.
17:27 Pierre gets pushed like a rag doll. Poor technique
19:14 Stacy bonehead move fielding that punt cost us 20 yards.
19:18 Gadbois literally had a chance to make a second level block decides to try to block a guy already engaged in the middle for no reason.
19:28 Shane McDermott gets tossed Duke has nowhere to run
20:39 Walford running the wrong play???

Ok that was the first half of the video I'm tired.
 
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UMFarArcher said:
gfer1988 said:
Here's the full highlights from the game in case anyone cares to see it. And anyone bashing Kaaya please pay attention. Literally got hit or almost hit on every throw he made. Dude has balls.
[video=youtube;2216t_-MhPg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2216t_-MhPg[/video]
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Not one time did I have a problem with Kaaya last night. Young man was given a crap gameplan, everyone especially Louisville knew what was coming, and when, and they laid their ears back coming after Brad.

He did fine for his first college game.
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Thank god someone else sees this ---- his WR's can crap routes as well
 
WHY

2nd and 6, empty set. I'm not sure if Louisville had base personnel in or not, but we're in our base defense and McCord and Thurston are covering open space and we're rushing only three players all over 280 lbs. How is this a formula for success?

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And then we run a soft zone behind it it. I made a post before the game saying we finally have the talent to not coach scared. Well, we're still seeing defensive philosophies we saw in 2012/13 when we were playing with players who weren't Miami quality. This is who Golden/Doritos are. Soft, conservative, non-aggressive corches.
 
I have no clue why they had McCord covering the slot instead of a nickle back they marched down the field going at that one spot with WR or TE. They had Harris doing it too
 
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It's called the Jack and it's used to create confusion, but the 2 big plays on that drive gator wasn't that area it was a pass down sideline ands run where Pierre lost backside contain and so did Kirby.

The OL wasn't nearly as bad in that half as most "Cane fans" would tell you.

Gadbois actuality played pretty well, the main blocking issues that half was the WR's and Walford.

They were atrocious at blocking causing many plays to get blown up.
 
Bad runs also resulted because we ran straight into the teeth of stacked boxes. Look at this bull****. 2 TEs and fullback. Who are we, 1980 Penn State?

Louisville has 9 men in the box. This play had no shot.


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We should be spreading teams out taking advantage of our ******* athletes. God**** Coley sucks.

Let me take out Herb Waters and Phillip Dorsett so I can run a 2 TE set with Ronald Regula at fullback.

¡Dale!

Kill yourself.

¡Ahora!
 
What the **** is with some of these delayed blitzes? We got linebackers tryin to blitz A gaps 6 seconds into play development
 
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holy **** on that gus edwards run on 3rd and 3, #70 gets BLOWN UP and his man wrecks gus. if #70 can make a decent block, that's a big gus gain, maybe he sees the endzone.
 
SevenNSeven said:
Not a ******* clue what our offensive line is doing, technique wise. Not even sure if I'd call it blocking.
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go to the 54 second mark, and watch until the 58 second mark.

we literally practice not blocking people.

[video=youtube;HDFJ5Ve790A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDFJ5Ve790A&index=2&list=PLBZPD9ejFC7_Yc_tt1LQcFbHluP_S-W5U[/video]

Also, can someone please make me a gif of the 54-58 second mark for a new avatar, thanks in advance.
 
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NinoCane said:
holy **** on that gus edwards run on 3rd and 3, #70 gets BLOWN UP and his man wrecks gus. if #70 can make a decent block, that's a big gus gain, maybe he sees the endzone.
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Feliciano hasn't seen a d lineman fire off the ball like that since the last time we played Louisville.
 
bomb, anything to add to the video stills RiDLer has posted and analyzed? Is the football team on an upswing like you proclaimed the baseball team was?
 
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