If we play again like we did last Saturday, we deserve to win. That’s the level of play we need every week.Just to encourage me, would several of you take the time to tell me why GT is likely to win the Boston College game? thanks
UNC barely beat Appalachian State earlier this year. Pretty sure it went to OT.This team needs to come to play every week, everybody has good players now, we're not safe anywhere on our schedule.
Just to encourage me, would several of you take the time to tell me why GT is likely to win the Boston College game? thanks
I agree that our team cannot let off the gas in terms of intensity.I actually fear this game greatly.
Look, I thought the BG game was a failure of every aspect of our football program, coaches (preparation), coaches (schemes) players (execution and desire), and heck even the PA announcer.
Then we manage to pull a win out we had no business winning against Miami. BUT, we persisted, we played to the final whistle, we made things happen when it counted, and we won. As bad as one game was, the next game was fabulous. But, Miami did beat us statistically by a pretty wide margin. It is NOT like we controlled that whole game. We played for them to make mistakes, and they obliged us.
All of this reminds me of last season. We upset Pitt on the road and prevailed over Duke in OT at home in game we DID control most of the game, then had an off week. Then we absolutely laid an egg on Thursday night at home against UVa, losing a game we really should have won (imho).
My point is simply that we have not yet established any kind of consistency and especially haven't played well at home. (Virginia last year and BG this year)
I fear this game. Let's see what Bobongo says to cheer us all up!
Key said they were going to focus on fundamentals.What does Key do during bye week? What emphasis? I personally would still run tackling drills . Thoughts?
Any idea what network? Looked on rr.com and espn - no joy.Game time announced for Noon
Comp/Att | Yds | TD | INT | Sacks | DETMER | Yds/dropback | EPA/dropback | EPA | SR | |
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Thomas Castellanos | 87/152 (57% Comp) | 1143 | 8 | 5 | 8 | 1.55 | 6.78 | 0.07 | 11.15 | 36% |
Offensive | |
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Plays | 422 |
Plays/Game | 70 #23 |
Total EPA | 40.62 #34 |
EPA/Play | 0.10 #39 |
EPA/Game | 6.77 #38 |
Success Rate | 39.3% #98 |
Starting FP | Own 26 #97 |
When Passing | |
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Plays | 179 |
Plays/Game | 30 T-#91 |
Total EPA | 1.84 #77 |
EPA/Play | 0.01 #77 |
EPA/Game | 0.31 #77 |
Success Rate | 35.2% #122 |
When Rushing | |
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Plays | 243 |
Plays/Game | 41 #12 |
Total EPA | 38.77 #9 |
EPA/Play | 0.16 #13 |
EPA/Game | 6.46 #10 |
Success Rate | 42.4% #54 |