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Stats vs Nebraska (QB Chart, Snaps, WR/DB Targets)

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Stats vs Nebraska. QB Chart and full stats sheet below. Will post snaps, targets, blitz %, man/zone %, defensive formation % in a bit.

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Nebraska Stats

ARST Stats, ARST Thread

FAMU Stats, FAMU Thread

UL Stats, UL Thread

Season to Date Stats
 
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Looking at Kaaya's numbers, he's very accurate middle, right-middle, and left-middle.

His numbers to the sidelines are lacking, but that may be due to his physical immaturity.
 
Wow looks way better than the previous weeks.... dg.... can u post the chart of the previous games.... i want to see where all of Kayaa ' s interceptions are coming from
 
Never mind I seen majority of his Int's is coming from the left side on two elsewhere ..The middle and right side of the field
 
Ghandi said:
His numbers to the sidelines are lacking, but that may be due to his physical immaturity.
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Agreed, and that should definitely get better as he learn what throws he can and can't make. I would rather have a QB with a weaker arm but makes smart decision, then one with a rifle but takes to many chances and throws 40 yards downfield into triple coverage.
 
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Ghandi said:
Looking at Kaaya's numbers, he's very accurate middle, right-middle, and left-middle.

His numbers to the sidelines are lacking, but that may be due to his physical immaturity.
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Pretty fair guess is a lot of those throws are going to the tight ends and Berrios.
 
bacane said:
Ghandi said:
Looking at Kaaya's numbers, he's very accurate middle, right-middle, and left-middle.

His numbers to the sidelines are lacking, but that may be due to his physical immaturity.
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Pretty fair guess is a lot of those throws are going to the tight ends and Berrios.
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Well its not just that.

Look at the volume of throws he's making between 11-20yds to the sidelines. It's not a throw he can make at this point in his career.

VS Lousiville:
11-19
LS: 0-1, 0 yards, 1 INT
RS: 0-1, 0 yards

VS FAMU:
11-19
LS: 0-1, 0 yards
RS: 0 attempts

VS Arkansas State
11-19
LS: 1-1, 21 yards, 1 TD
RS: 0-1, 0 yards

VS Nebraska:
11-19
LS: 1-4, 18 yards, 2 INT
RS: 0-2, 0 yards

For the year, he's 2-11, 39 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT.

He's incredibly better down field (+20 yards) than he is in this range. That's not an indicator of physical skill, but rather his ability to READ defenses and some good play calling as well.
 
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Here's a summary of the +20 yard throws:

9-15 (60%), 324 yards, 2 TD's, 1 INT.

That's amazing for a 19 year old kid.
 
I need to add Nebraska to the yearly file still.

Offense Snaps - 67 Total
QB - Kaaya (67)
RB - Duke (54), Gus (9), Yearby (6), Regula (4)
WR - Dorsett (62), Lewis (58), Berrios (45), Waters (26), Coley (7)
TE - Walford (46), Dobard (14), O'Donnell (4)
OT - Flowers (67), Gadbois (67)
OG - Feliciano (67), Isidora (67)
C - McDermott (67)

Defense Snaps - 70 Total
DL - Chickillo (61), Hertelou (54), McCord (51), Pierre (49), Kamalu (25), Harris (19), Jenkins (13), Moten (5)
LB - Armbrister (67), Perryman (56), Kirby (49), Owens (30), Grace (8)
CB - Burns (44), Gunter (38), Elder (31), Howard (18), Crawford (12)
S - Bush (48), Crawford (39), Fentress (29), Carter (23)
 
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dg151 said:
I need to add Nebraska to the yearly file still.

Offense Snaps - 67 Total
QB - Kaaya (67)
RB - Duke (54), Gus (9), Yearby (6), Regula (4)
WR - Dorsett (62), Lewis (58), Berrios (45), Waters (26), Coley (7)
TE - Walford (46), Dobard (14), O'Donnell (4)
OT - Flowers (67), Gadbois (67)
OG - Feliciano (67), Isidora (67)
C - McDermott (67)

Defense Snaps - 70 Total
DL - Chickillo (61), Hertelou (54), McCord (51), Pierre (49), Kamalu (25), Harris (19), Jenkins (13), Moten (5)
LB - Armbrister (67), Perryman (56), Kirby (49), Owens (30), Grace (8)
CB - Burns (44), Gunter (38), Elder (31), Howard (18), Crawford (12)
S - Bush (48), Crawford (39), Fentress (29), Carter (23)
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Wow what the fucc did waters and Coley do.... imho Herb is the best all around receiver we have... i do not see why he isn't involved in the game plan more.... we have 4 options at receiver that could easily gain a 100 yards... we could be like Duke when they had a three head monster with Conner Vernon and Crowder going over a stack and the third option close to 8 bills. ... except we could literally have 3 receivers with a 1000 yds and Walford go for 800 and 12 tds buuuuuuuuuuuut it won't happen because our defense doesn't know how to get off the field unless by FG or TD smfh.....
 
Coley clearly wasn't 100% last week. Not sure if his shoulder was bugging him or if he's just timid because of it but he's not his normal self.
 
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dg151 said:
I need to add Nebraska to the yearly file still.

Offense Snaps - 67 Total
QB - Kaaya (67)
RB - Duke (54), Gus (9), Yearby (6), Regula (4)
WR - Dorsett (62), Lewis (58), Berrios (45), Waters (26), Coley (7)
TE - Walford (46), Dobard (14), O'Donnell (4)
OT - Flowers (67), Gadbois (67)
OG - Feliciano (67), Isidora (67)
C - McDermott (67)

Defense Snaps - 70 Total
DL - Chickillo (61), Hertelou (54), McCord (51), Pierre (49), Kamalu (25), Harris (19), Jenkins (13), Moten (5)
LB - Armbrister (67), Perryman (56), Kirby (49), Owens (30), Grace (8)
CB - Burns (44), Gunter (38), Elder (31), Howard (18), Crawford (12)
S - Bush (48), Crawford (39), Fentress (29), Carter (23)
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Interesting. Where was Owens playing when both he and Armbrister were in the game?

Chick is still on the field for way too many snaps. I'd like to see less Fentress and more Carter. More Kamalu. More Grace.
 
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