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Fall Camp
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hunt-ducks
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AZGrizFan said:
Please. Predictable response. Why don't you go out on a limb and humor us with some predictions about young players who might be studs this season. You are great at lauding the obvious. Still waiting for you to show us your stuff, Sparky. As for enabling your sophomoric pissing contest, I don’t have the energy to pretend to be friends with you today.
Day 4 observations
In 11-vs-11 play, safety Nash Fouch took a good angle to prevent wide receiver Sammy Akem from scoring a touchdown after Akem caught an intermediate route near the sideline and slipped a tackle attempt by cornerback Corbin Walker.
Freshman linebacker Carson Rostad, converted from quarterback, made a similar play when he raced over to tackle Junior Bergen on a pass from Daniel Britt when the third- or fourth-stringers were playing.
Childs broke off a run of about 30 yards by bouncing right, but he was immediately stopped for no gain on the next play.
Linebacker Patrick O’Connell got the defense roaring when he forced wide receiver Gabe Sulser to fumble the ball on a jet sweep.
Safety Gavin Robertson made a diving interception to pick off a pass batted up in the air, possibly by linebacker Jace Lewis, in coverage.
With the offense backed up against the end zone, defensive end Joe Babros dropped Ostmo for a loss. Defensive tackle Eli Alford nearly stopped Harris for a safety, but Harris got just outside the goal line.
A day after going 3 of 3 on field goals of about 30-40 yards, freshman Camden Capser missed all three from about 45 yards out on the right hash. Carver Gilman made 2 of 3 from the same spot after a 1-of-3 showing the day before.
In 11-vs-11 play, safety Nash Fouch took a good angle to prevent wide receiver Sammy Akem from scoring a touchdown after Akem caught an intermediate route near the sideline and slipped a tackle attempt by cornerback Corbin Walker.
Freshman linebacker Carson Rostad, converted from quarterback, made a similar play when he raced over to tackle Junior Bergen on a pass from Daniel Britt when the third- or fourth-stringers were playing.
Childs broke off a run of about 30 yards by bouncing right, but he was immediately stopped for no gain on the next play.
Linebacker Patrick O’Connell got the defense roaring when he forced wide receiver Gabe Sulser to fumble the ball on a jet sweep.
Safety Gavin Robertson made a diving interception to pick off a pass batted up in the air, possibly by linebacker Jace Lewis, in coverage.
With the offense backed up against the end zone, defensive end Joe Babros dropped Ostmo for a loss. Defensive tackle Eli Alford nearly stopped Harris for a safety, but Harris got just outside the goal line.
A day after going 3 of 3 on field goals of about 30-40 yards, freshman Camden Capser missed all three from about 45 yards out on the right hash. Carver Gilman made 2 of 3 from the same spot after a 1-of-3 showing the day before.
hunt-ducks said:
Yeah. Let me make some wild ass predictions from Texas. I’m sure they’d have a TON of merit.
Oh, and Hill was a uuuuuuuuuggggeee leap, bro. Uuuuuugggggee….. :lol:
I predict Grossman is going to be a stud. There’s a limb about as sturdy as Hill’s.
406 Grizzly
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kemajic said:
Well ain’t you mr obvious. I know this kid really well. He owns practically every state record and went 3-3 yesterday. If he missed 3 in a row today I expect there is more to this story. He doesn’t miss like this. Hell, he may be injured. Don’t be a jackass and repost what I said just to be silly…or sad.
406 Grizzly
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Dismiss who? Gilman? He’s a fantastic kid. WTF are you talking about? You are the epitome of a walking contradiction. Reread the garbage you post about others. You reposted just to be a dick! Simple as that.
hunt-ducks
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AZGrizFan said:
Keep making yourself look desperate, and obsessed with me. Might wanna stay with your squad buddies, where you fit-in a little better. Your football observations are a laughable. And yes, it is obvious that I remain living in your head rent-free.
hunt-ducks
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AZGrizFan said:ilovethecats said:
arty:
Might wanna actually win a game against the Cats before puffing up your chest. Just sayin'.
One thing about the kickers: No matter who gets the job, don't be surprised if either struggle this year (and maybe next year, too). Even under Hauck, our new kickers have tended to struggle in their first seasons before making huge leaps in their Junior seasons.
Dan Carpenter and Brody McKnight were both sub-65% in their first two seasons before improving dramatically. Hell, Chris Snyder was sub-60% until his Senior season when Bobby came in.
Hoping one of these kids will come in and become a phenom, but it might take some time.
Dan Carpenter and Brody McKnight were both sub-65% in their first two seasons before improving dramatically. Hell, Chris Snyder was sub-60% until his Senior season when Bobby came in.
Hoping one of these kids will come in and become a phenom, but it might take some time.
406 Grizzly
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uofmman1122 said:
Great points for sure.
Hunting pickles makes less and less sense every day. Maybe his vigilante “friend” can have a little talk with him.
ilovethecats
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AZGrizFan said:
Classless
hunt-ducks
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EverettGriz said:
Says the keyboard jockey coward from the city of woke-ness. Occupy Seattle. Living in your head. You have zero game. You give new meaning to the term '"pedestrian fan"
hunt-ducks
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AZGrizFan said:
I tend to live-in-the-now. Was never much into history.
