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Walton and Yearby

Cane Dynasty said:
bAMACANE said:
Only thing I hate about Walton is that he never runs with the ball in his left hand when he's running to the left of the field.
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I noticed that as well...At least it's easily fixable
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I'm not sure on Thomas brown's philosophy but a lot of coaches these days tell players not to switch hands anymore and leave the ball in most natural position.
 
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407cane said:
Cane Dynasty said:
bAMACANE said:
Only thing I hate about Walton is that he never runs with the ball in his left hand when he's running to the left of the field.
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I noticed that as well...At least it's easily fixable
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I'm not sure on Thomas brown's philosophy but a lot of coaches these days tell players not to switch hands anymore and leave the ball in most natural position.
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Yea they do. I think that was overrated anyway. Prepping in case you fumble. Just don't fumble the ball. Its not a big issue.
 
brock said:
SmokeyRone said:
I hope we can run against good teams.
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He was a 1000 yard back last year on a limited amount of work
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It wasn't a limited amount of work. Yearby had one of the biggest workloads for Hurricane RB ever.

Yearby's 205 carries were the 7th most ever by a Hurricanes RB in a single season.

I hate ruin on the lovefest for our RB's - but Yearby averaged 7.3 ypc through the first 4 games last season, then he averaged 3.9 ypc against ACC opponents.

Walton looks better and is hitting the hole harder, so that's a good sign. But there's still limitations to Walton and Yearby.

The RB production is going to look a lot different once we start playing ACC opponents.
 
Yearby is a midget. For every step Walton takes, yearby takes 7. I don't like him. I'd rather see Homer out there.
 
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