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Thanks Ted Roof!

the commentators talked about it somewhat. they said it became an instinctive pitch. it could also have to do with pre-snap reads

I think that b/c of all the blitzing, a lot of plays could get blown up in the backfield

With Jon Tenuta blitzing all day, I think Virginia covers, but GT wins straight up

Don't worry about it. I'm sure you weren't the only one of little faith. I think I predicted them by less than 7. I remember either picking them by 4 or by 10. Either way, I was also in the little faith category

You know that's right haha :ROFLMAO:

so true

I kinda noticed that too. Maybe it's part of moving to the coach's box, that you can just watch and adjust as needed from there. Let's hope the D looks as good as it did today the rest of the year

should be an exciting matchup there

ahh gotcha

I don't think Jemea can be blamed for BYU's success in the passing game last week. Instead, how about Lou Young and his two pass interference calls and total inability to cover WRs at all

It worries me, but I think they'll still pull it out

Didn't know that. Thanks

Most likely reason for Kallon in the two-deep is that Shawn Green is out this week, along with Ray Beno and Morgan Bailey

Hey I found this thread from another forum talking about CPJ's old days as an offensive coordinator back at Hawaii talking about how they used to run more of a Run and Shoot offense and then using that to open up the running game. Take a look at it and tell me what you think. Is it something CPJ...

I'm fairly sure that this is how most of us, myself included, feel

Extra time? Because that has worked out so well for UNC the last couple of years?

If memory serves correctly, FBS is the home to two New York schools (Cuse and Buffalo) and a service academy (Army)

I'm fairly certain Raycom is carrying the game again next week

this. GT is gonna have to pull out some unseen wrinkles that Navy isn't gonna use and watch a lot of film from that game to see what worked for Navy and what didn't and try to expose weaknesses of Pitt's D against Navy's offense