takethepoints
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First, on the lines:
• That was the best game Shamire has ever played in a Tech uniform. He simply collapsed the Turkies's DL, over and over again.
• Welcome back, Francis Kallon. Again, perhaps his best game in a Tech uniform.
• And, finally, the DL in general. Did anybody notice that the DBs and LBs suddenly "played better"? That we got a lot of turnovers? That, sports fans, is because we finally got a rush and forced some really bad throws. Not too shabby on run D either.
Second, the skill players:
• The Austins. Need I say more?
• I seem to recall that I told people that we would look like Navy next year with MJ at QB. Yep. Once he works with his new center (who looked pretty good, btw) and his receivers, we'll have ourselves a winner. The guy can run.
Third, the game ball:
• Here I think there is no question: Mike Marshall. Today there was no shilly-shally in the hole, there was no wiggle. Today, there was a mature BB who hit the hole with authority and ran through tackles. Leave out that long run; he'll do that every now and then. What I liked was the rest of the game where I saw a determined runner who never took a lose on a run. I was never as encouraged by a player's improvement as I was by his. We have a real competition at BB between him and Mills. That'll make the team much better.
Now, on to 8 - 4!
• That was the best game Shamire has ever played in a Tech uniform. He simply collapsed the Turkies's DL, over and over again.
• Welcome back, Francis Kallon. Again, perhaps his best game in a Tech uniform.
• And, finally, the DL in general. Did anybody notice that the DBs and LBs suddenly "played better"? That we got a lot of turnovers? That, sports fans, is because we finally got a rush and forced some really bad throws. Not too shabby on run D either.
Second, the skill players:
• The Austins. Need I say more?
• I seem to recall that I told people that we would look like Navy next year with MJ at QB. Yep. Once he works with his new center (who looked pretty good, btw) and his receivers, we'll have ourselves a winner. The guy can run.
Third, the game ball:
• Here I think there is no question: Mike Marshall. Today there was no shilly-shally in the hole, there was no wiggle. Today, there was a mature BB who hit the hole with authority and ran through tackles. Leave out that long run; he'll do that every now and then. What I liked was the rest of the game where I saw a determined runner who never took a lose on a run. I was never as encouraged by a player's improvement as I was by his. We have a real competition at BB between him and Mills. That'll make the team much better.
Now, on to 8 - 4!