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Thank You Healthcare Workers & First Responders! Stay Safe!Let's also thank the surgeons. Thanks.
Thank You Healthcare Workers & First Responders! Stay Safe!Let's also thank the surgeons. Thanks.
The deep ball I think has to do more with chemistry. He threw the deep ball well at houstonI think Lashlee calls the game a certain way with King because he knows that King is limited as a passer. He struggles to see the middle of the field, especially the short middle because of his height and his deep ball is just not accurate. At the beginning of the year, I thought that maybe he’d improve with more time in the offense and with his receivers but he really only threw the ball well vertically in that one game against NCSt. He does some things at an absolutely elite level but some parts of his game are below average. Ironically, I think if he gets a better handle on the zone read, it will actually open up the passing game for him. Right now, the game plan to stop Miami is to pinch your d linemen to overwhelm the interior line and shut off the inside zone running lanes. While playing man on the backside because even if Miami’s receivers beat their man, the throw will be in accurate. Even an accurate throw will still be a challenge since the receivers drop so many passes and rarely adjust to anything that’s not thrown perfectly. If King can get the read right and keep when the d-end crashes it will force the defensive line to have to play more traditional rush lanes. Which not only will open holes for the running back on the give but also open throwing lanes to attack the middle easier.
I hope that’s the case. I just didn’t see it improve much as the season went on besides the NCSt game where he was dropping dimes.The deep ball I think has to do more with chemistry. He threw the deep ball well at houston
ehh, PCL alone still really rough. Try telling Parris Campbell about "medical advances" right now.and he did it in 2003. would be interesting to see how fast he could bounce back (and how sustainably) with the medical advances of the past 18 years.
Really matter?Having King ready for Bama would be ideal.
Clemson and unc he didn’t do anything. Stop it.stfu hahahah
15-0
Good to see he’s progressing as planned.
The most likely path to 15-0, so yes.Really matter?
Having King ready for Bama would be ideal.
My statement is under the assumption that he's 100%.Even if he does, he won’t be able to move around the way he will need to. Bama is going to crush the OL. Miami would be wise to bring him back after.
BAMA
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I forgot Perry would have led us to victory in those games. Gotcha lol. Go back under your rock.Clemson and unc he didn’t do anything. Stop it.
If we had a Top 5-10 OL I might consider it....but with what I saw last yr with that turnstile OL....i'm not so sure....Lashlee is going to have to be a lot better for King to have an impact against Bama. Unless the expectation is we are going to be a drastically improved team It may not be wise to risk the rest of the season by playing him first game.
Frank Gore tore ACL twice came back had best college year and still running in the leagueCan anyone provide examples of a player with a comparable injury to king, who returned within this projected timeframe and looked the same, if not better? Just looking for some more optimism for myself. Thank you
Wishing him the best but hoping TVD or Garcia beat him out. Just not impressed with his arm or legs.