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(The) Championship (Game)

IRememberSchnelly said:
Awwwwwwwwww.....isn't that sweet. And I have to say...her handle, where she seems to hold herself up as some sort of temptress, is absolutely, absurdly hilarious.
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Holly was attractive when she was younger. Very cute, girl next-door type. But then she began dealing with some health struggles, and eventually was diagnosed with a rare type of Stage 4 metastatic skin cancer that spread to her lungs. The cancer treatment also caused her to develop lymphedema, which is why she remains larger than she was previously (lymphedema causes severe swelling and over time, your skin actually gets thicker!), and unfortunately there is no cure for it. It’s also very painful.

The good news is that her cancer treatments and surgeries were successful, which is the important part. She was able to go back to work and have a good quality of life. So I’m fairly certain that she doesn’t care as much about being hot anymore as she about still being alive.

And sports journalists don’t have to be hot to be good at their jobs.
 
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Steve44 said:
My big key to this game:
IU is gonna test whatever CB is in the xavier lucas CB spot. Whether its Antoine and his inexperience, or OJ and his injury. They are gonna take a handful of shots early in 1st half and try to build a big lead before Lucas even returns.

It would be negligent not to make OJ/Antoine prove they can stop Mendoza and his WRs the entire first half.

Praying for these young men to remain healthy, and live in the moment, enjoy the moment, and perform.

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Pass rush has to win… front 4 has to dominate,

You cannot let Mendoza sit there with a clean jersey and have a 7on7 game. I don’t like the idea of heavy blitzing but some nice change ups like corner blitz late from the blind side with Scott or Thomas would be nice to keep the post snap window change confusing enough to help get the pass rush home
 
Run the ball all night

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Film Guy said the normal response to the aggressive way Indiana plays the run game is counter and misdirection and Miami doesn’t really do a lot of that so he is curious how Miami approaches it.
 
Glow said:
Film Guy said the normal response to the aggressive way Indiana plays the run game is counter and misdirection and Miami doesn’t really do a lot of that so he is curious how Miami approaches it.
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We may not run a ton of counters but the blocking scheme is sure as **** installed. We run blocking actions with GT or GY/H counter action all the time. A lof of the time the balls going away from the pullers, which is a form of misdirection but having Fletcher/Brown take a counter step and follow the pullers takes about 10 minutes to install.
 
caneingville said:
Holly was attractive when she was younger. Very cute, girl next-door type. But then she began dealing with some health struggles, and eventually was diagnosed with a rare type of Stage 4 metastatic skin cancer that spread to her lungs. The cancer treatment also caused her to develop lymphedema, which is why she remains larger than she was previously (lymphedema causes severe swelling and over time, your skin actually gets thicker!), and unfortunately there is no cure for it. It’s also very painful.

The good news is that her cancer treatments and surgeries were successful, which is the important part. She was able to go back to work and have a good quality of life. So I’m fairly certain that she doesn’t care as much about being hot anymore as she about still being alive.

And sports journalists don’t have to be hot to be good at their jobs.
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She's the one calling herself a "siren" - sooooooooooooo.....if she's putting it out there, we're all free to comment upon the incongruity between what she's claiming and the cold reality. That said, I don't really see how she's so good at her job. She's just another obligatory chick on the field that could never survive in a broadcast booth.
 
BRockCane98 said:
We may not run a ton of counters but the blocking scheme is sure as **** installed. We run blocking actions with GT or GY/H counter action all the time. A lof of the time the balls going away from the pullers, which is a form of misdirection but having Fletcher/Brown take a counter step and follow the pullers takes about 10 minutes to install.
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The backs themselves induce a lot of misdirection effect. They're not always hitting the "assigned" hole - if a hole has been created, more than likely they're running to the hole.
 
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Glow said:
Film Guy said the normal response to the aggressive way Indiana plays the run game is counter and misdirection and Miami doesn’t really do a lot of that so he is curious how Miami approaches it.
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We have ran more variety including counter but Maribal loves Duo (which is funny because used to be a counter guy).. Oregon really thought they could run on IU but the game got away from them early, I would imagine Maribal contacted their Oline coach as Mario and Maribal know Alique Terry well and gave him gig in UO. I know Cici mentioned he is cool with UO oline and spoke to their Center. Told him how #4 Fisher is a QB and knows offensive calls and will know the plays easily.
 
I've been watching bits and pieces of all the morning shows.

I thought Tebow made a good point : everyone talks about Becker and their other two receivers. He thinks a guy who could be the "X" factor for Indiana is their TE, Riley Nowakowsky.

He pointed out that for 3 quarters Miami managed to keep Chambliss off his game but once he realized we weren't covering the TE, that's when he got into a better rhythm and hit those big passes.
 
Hoyacane1620 said:
I've been watching bits and pieces of all the morning shows.

I thought Tebow made a good point : everyone talks about Becker and their other two receivers. He thinks a guy who could be the "X" factor for Indiana is their TE, Riley Nowakowsky.

He pointed out that for 3 quarters Miami managed to keep Chambliss off his game but once he realized we weren't covering the TE, that's when he got into a better rhythm and hit those big passes.
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Bain and Messi can let it rip this game without having to account for chambliss running. If they attack like the first two games we can hopefully avoid big downfield passing plays.
 
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