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More or Less Confident?

Are you more or less confident of a GRIZ win Saturday than you were prior to the Brawl?

  • More

    Votes: 140 79.1%

  • Less

    Votes: 20 11.3%

  • bobcats suck

    Votes: 86 48.6%
  • Total voters
    177
wbtfg said:
I believe Caden was actually supposed to be covering the tight end on the other side of the formation, who was running wide open with no one within 10 yards of him. Luckily Ah Yat didn't see that.
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Well then he was out of position for both players lmao

But hey, again, sometimes things have a way of working out!
 
Moneymoney said:
11:59

Cole Taylor is on Wortham. Caden is playing over the top because he knows a wr on a lb is not a good matchup. Maybe watch the game
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omg. I'll give this one more run, then I'll just chalk it up to you not knowing one thing about the game. Your DB is beat and out of position. If MW catches that ball, he's up the seam for at least 25 yards, likely more, and perhaps houses it. dowler was lucky. the bubs were lucky. Just admit it; anyone understands the game knows it. It's okay. the bubs still won the game. But that touchdown was pure luck, and if the bubs are counting on that again to win, damn Ima have a great time in Nashville.
 
wbtfg said:
I believe Caden was actually supposed to be covering the tight end on the other side of the formation, who was running wide open with no one within 10 yards of him. Luckily Ah Yat didn't see that.
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True, but MW is his first read there, and what he saw was a LB on Wortham, a safety who is no where near in position to make a play, and a whole lot of green in front of one of the most dynamic players in America. He'll take that throw 100 out of 100, and on 98 of those it's a huuuuuge gain.
 
As I have said, MORE confident. Below is what I posted on Nov. 25. What I said was right then, and is right now.

"The Griz didn't play "extremely" well. Had they done that, they would have won the game. The Griz played fine, better at times, worse at times. The D in particular missed too many open tackles in the middle of the line, especially in the first half. About 5 or 6. Some on the QB. The Griz played better in certain other games and certainly in many halves.

The Griz made multiple errors and didn't play without many mistakes. Some big, many small. That started in the first drive.

A current Griz weakness is the secondary, and the inability to play alot of man without Loud (and the other injured players). This changes how the whole defense is played. The blitzing. The particular scheme/play call. You can't do certain things out of zone that you can do in man.

The Cats didn't run all over the Griz at all. Not even close. Yes, on the last drive. Good on the Cats, bad on the Griz. And the QB had a big game. Good on him and the Cats, bad on the Griz. That can be fixed by the Griz with changes in the scheme, and will also be helped by the return of Loud (I assume he's coming back) because his return will allow the D to do more things to combat the QB run.

Yes, again, the QB had a nice day and too nice of a day. But the two running backs had only 107 yards until the last drive, and then got up to 154 yards. Long runs of 25 and 15. The Cats had 268 on the ground for the day. Slightly over their average. But they averaged slightly less per rush than their season average. Cats averaged 5.7 per rush; Griz averaged 6.4 per rush.

Gillman was 15-132, or 8.8 per carry. Wortham was 3-40. So, 172 for the 2 UM backs. So, the Griz backs had more yardage than the Cat backs, on fewer carries. Yes, yes, I know the QB too.

Would you say the Griz ran all over the Cats? Or, at least that the Griz running backs ran all over the Cats. Again, they had more yards and yards per carry than the Cat RB's.

To me, the summary is that the Cat QB had a good running game, and the Griz lacked there. That was the running difference, and maybe the difference in the game. The Cats also had a very nice drive at end of game and a few other short periods of good running.

The Cat backs averaged 7.1 and 5.3 yards per carry. Considerably less than Gillman and the top backs did.

The Cats won't win against the Griz in Bozeman, and certainly not by 2/3 scores (unless you are talking extra points).

As I have said, the Griz should have Loud back, which will help the D and pass D significantly. The Griz will have a better scheme to stop the QB, and that will be helped by Loud's return. I'd bet that T. Hauck and Baer already have the new scheme drawn up. The QB isn't going to complete 90% of his passes again. It's hard to beat a team twice in a row. Hopefully, the Griz will make fewer mistakes and don't miss as many key tackles. Hopefully, the ball bounces more in the Griz direction than it did on Saturday.

I'm sure it will be good or great game."
 
EverettGriz said:
omg. I'll give this one more run, then I'll just chalk it up to you not knowing one thing about the game. Your DB is beat and out of position. If MW catches that ball, he's up the seam for at least 25 yards, likely more, and perhaps houses it. dowler was lucky. the bubs were lucky. Just admit it; anyone understands the game knows it. It's okay. the bubs still won the game. But that touchdown was pure luck, and if the bubs are counting on that again to win, damn Ima have a great time in Nashville.
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No doubt it was luck. First off that was a LB on Wortham and Caden said post game he knew Ah Yat was likely going to his best WR on a LB so he favored playing over the top in case Wortham beat Taylor.
 
EverettGriz said:
True, but MW is his first read there, and what he saw was a LB on Wortham, a safety who is no where near in position to make a play, and a whole lot of green in front of one of the most dynamic players in America. He'll take that throw 100 out of 100, and on 98 of those it's a huuuuuge gain.
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Bro was going down as the tipped it. He was not getting any YAC.
 
Moneymoney said:
No doubt it was luck. First off that was a LB on Wortham and Caden said post game he knew Ah Yat was likely going to his best WR on a LB so he favored playing over the top in case Wortham beat Taylor.
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SoldierGriz said:
Based on this...recommend you stay away from sports betting sites...
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Ha, yeah, not worth hassle when considering taxes, Ill stick to the stock market.

I was curious how it works....correction to my post:
bet $1000 on Montana to win outright (moneyline) at the current odds of +143, you would profit $1430

bet on the spread (Montana +4.5), the odds are different, typically around -110. A $1000 bet on the spread would result in a profit of approximately $909 (if Montana wins or loses by 4 points or fewer).
 
mthoopsfan said:
As I have said, MORE confident. Below is what I posted on Nov. 25. What I said was right then, and is right now.

"The Griz didn't play "extremely" well. Had they done that, they would have won the game. The Griz played fine, better at times, worse at times. The D in particular missed too many open tackles in the middle of the line, especially in the first half. About 5 or 6. Some on the QB. The Griz played better in certain other games and certainly in many halves.

The Griz made multiple errors and didn't play without many mistakes. Some big, many small. That started in the first drive.

A current Griz weakness is the secondary, and the inability to play alot of man without Loud (and the other injured players). This changes how the whole defense is played. The blitzing. The particular scheme/play call. You can't do certain things out of zone that you can do in man.

The Cats didn't run all over the Griz at all. Not even close. Yes, on the last drive. Good on the Cats, bad on the Griz. And the QB had a big game. Good on him and the Cats, bad on the Griz. That can be fixed by the Griz with changes in the scheme, and will also be helped by the return of Loud (I assume he's coming back) because his return will allow the D to do more things to combat the QB run.

Yes, again, the QB had a nice day and too nice of a day. But the two running backs had only 107 yards until the last drive, and then got up to 154 yards. Long runs of 25 and 15. The Cats had 268 on the ground for the day. Slightly over their average. But they averaged slightly less per rush than their season average. Cats averaged 5.7 per rush; Griz averaged 6.4 per rush.

Gillman was 15-132, or 8.8 per carry. Wortham was 3-40. So, 172 for the 2 UM backs. So, the Griz backs had more yardage than the Cat backs, on fewer carries. Yes, yes, I know the QB too.

Would you say the Griz ran all over the Cats? Or, at least that the Griz running backs ran all over the Cats. Again, they had more yards and yards per carry than the Cat RB's.

To me, the summary is that the Cat QB had a good running game, and the Griz lacked there. That was the running difference, and maybe the difference in the game. The Cats also had a very nice drive at end of game and a few other short periods of good running.

The Cat backs averaged 7.1 and 5.3 yards per carry. Considerably less than Gillman and the top backs did.

The Cats won't win against the Griz in Bozeman, and certainly not by 2/3 scores (unless you are talking extra points).

As I have said, the Griz should have Loud back, which will help the D and pass D significantly. The Griz will have a better scheme to stop the QB, and that will be helped by Loud's return. I'd bet that T. Hauck and Baer already have the new scheme drawn up. The QB isn't going to complete 90% of his passes again. It's hard to beat a team twice in a row. Hopefully, the Griz will make fewer mistakes and don't miss as many key tackles. Hopefully, the ball bounces more in the Griz direction than it did on Saturday.

I'm sure it will be good or great game."
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One more thing. We've replaced the kicker who kicked the low blocked kick in Cat game. The new kicker has done well, after his first kick. Add 3 points.
 
Blgs Griz Fan said:
Dowler would make a great center fielder as long as the ball is delivered to him like the last two picks i have seen him male.
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Haha that is funny. He is a good player. Sometimes DB's have years like that. Justin Ford and Trevin Gradney had years like that. I think Griz have at least one pick in this one caused by pressure. Like the 1st one vs SDSU and the 4th quarter one vs SD.
 
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