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Ditto.34-24 Jackets.
I predicted 4 wins this season and I'm sticking with it.
Ditto.34-24 Jackets.
I predicted 4 wins this season and I'm sticking with it.
FWIW. College Football News analysis of the game goes like this. Tech is last in the ACC in 3rd down conversions but BC only threw for 112 yards last week against Virginia Tech. The name of the BC running back in Pat Garwo and he is a good one. Tech has not had a 200 yard game either rushing or passing in the last two games. To CFN, the key is whether or not Tech can score early. BC is not a come from behind team and a lead will put pressure on Jurkovec. Another possible factor working for Tech is that BC is looking at its 4th road game of the last 6. Road fatigue could be a difference maker. Their pick is for Tech to win by 3 points but the "confidence factor" in their pick is only 2 out of a possible 5. Either way it looks to be a low scoring affair that may hinge on which team makes a critical error in the 4th quarter. Should be a good game for those going or watching.Do we have one good shutdown corner that we could put on their stud WR man-man? Zamari Walton?
I like that score.GT 41, BC 24
They can’t match our speed, their QB doesn’t have what it takes to torch us.
Well then pick us to lose. Continue the traditionI'm not doing this. I'm no good. I've been wrong all season.
Me tooI'm not doing this. I'm no good. I've been wrong all season.
If you’re going to be wrong, do it like thisI'm not doing this. I'm no good. I've been wrong all season.
That’s true about getting pressure. But you have to put your best corner on the strong side of the field or their stud receiver, unless we are in a cover 2. Even in a 2-2 on the edges, I’d still shade Zamari Walton on the strong. With these hurry up offenses and so much motion, you can’t always put your best on their best.Good question. I do not know but they will do their best to get him the ball...one way or another. If Tech cannot get at least some pressure on the quarterback it will be a moot point because he will get open.
It’s challenging to put your best DB on their best receiver. Sure, you can put as many defenders in motion as you want, but it’s so easy for an offense to motion one receiver for an advantage, and you’ll wear out the DB running him all over the fieldThat’s true about getting pressure. But you have to put your best corner on the strong side of the field or their stud receiver, unless we are in a cover 2. Even in a 2-2 on the edges, I’d still shade Zamari Walton on the strong. With these hurry up offenses and so much motion, you can’t always put your best on their best.
Oh, I totally agree on that with you. I was referring to the receivers going in motion. Yes, you cant follow them or you will be criss crossing. That‘s why I said Walton or our best on the strong side of the field and leave him in place. Even in a zone or cover 2, I don’t like the cover corner laying 10 yards back. You have to go best on best when you can. A lot of field to cover on that side, & typicallynthe best wide out will work his pattern that way while the QB will roll or look for him that way. As a primary.It’s challenging to put your best DB on their best receiver. Sure, you can put as many defenders in motion as you want, but it’s so easy for an offense to motion one receiver for an advantage, and you’ll wear out the DB running him all over the field
It’s why defenses run zone