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tdjones34 said:
The rest of the night?
He scored with 3 minutes left up 43-15

They were already gone
Only cane fans were left to see that
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Oh yeah...u may be correct.

Maybe I am mis-remembering his TD. For some reason, I seem to think it was right before halftime.
 
PUNCICANE said:
Them switching out RBs is frustrating. Pick one and let the kid work. RBs develop there vision, timing and confidence through play. Switching em out won’t allow them to develop.

It’s like they’re worried about keeping them happy. Mcgahee had to sit behind Portis, Gore had to sit behind Mcgahee… and they all thrived when their time came
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That was also a quarter of a century ago. With NIL, portal, etc..you will never see that again. Plus, do we even rotate that much? It’s basically Fletcher getting the majority with Brown sprinkled in here and there.
 
PUNCICANE said:
Them switching out RBs is frustrating. Pick one and let the kid work. RBs develop there vision, timing and confidence through play. Switching em out won’t allow them to develop.

It’s like they’re worried about keeping them happy. Mcgahee had to sit behind Portis, Gore had to sit behind Mcgahee… and they all thrived when their time came
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This is one thing about football that changed some years back that I absolutely hate. All these teams now believe it’s imperative to feature more than one RB and keep shuffling them in and out all game. They don’t take into account that most RB’s get STRONGER as the game goes on and the more carries they get. Fletcher is that way. It sorta reminds me of this fad going on in baseball now where they have these stupid pitch counts and don’t want them going too deep into games because they’re worried about their arm.
 
Tee3000 said:
Every rb in the history of life has lost yards on short yardage situations.
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season 2 GIF by Twin Peaks on Showtime
 
JG14 said:
He brings something the other 2 don't. The move he put on that guy on the TD run is something Fletcher and Brown just can't do. We can't keep running the same schemes with him as we do with them. And 90% chance I'm looking too far into this, but that look on this face after he scored running back to the sideline wasn't one of joy or celebration. We can't lose him for next season, and at this point I can't say I would blame him if he did bounce. Go ahead and put Scott and Trader in the same boat too.
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He literally started game one.
 
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JG14 said:
He brings something the other 2 don't. The move he put on that guy on the TD run is something Fletcher and Brown just can't do. We can't keep running the same schemes with him as we do with them. And 90% chance I'm looking too far into this, but that look on this face after he scored running back to the sideline wasn't one of joy or celebration. We can't lose him for next season, and at this point I can't say I would blame him if he did bounce. Go ahead and put Scott and Trader in the same boat too.
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This aged like MILK.

Every time they bring him in the offense stalls.

Fletcher/Brown get a 1st down 99 out of 100 times on the 2nd down run (drive that failed to convert).

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terdferguson said:
There was another run where he went through the hole and tripped over his olinemans foot and went down like he was shot. Not a defender within 5 yards.
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There are explosive plays to be had in the run game, but our backs are turning 20-yard-plus runs into 3-yard gains. This happens multiple times each game
 
Would have never seen the field at Ohio State. He is horrible. I e seen baby giraffes with better coordination
 
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