Keali'i Ah Yat - Cal Poly

[GriznMN]

Changing this up for this week and the weeks ahead. We know that we have a great quarterback in Keali'i Ah Yat and he will only improve as he plays more games. What was your favorite KAY moment in the game versus Cal Poly? For me, it was the 4th quarter fake RPO handoff reverse pivot pitch to Eli Gillman for a 21 yard gain.

 

[mthoopsfan]

Mine was his alluding 2 rushers, stepping forward and looking up, and completing a fairly long pass.

 

[HookedonGriz]

That scramble he had to avoid being sacked, and throwing an absolute bullet on the run to Davis. That 100% showcased elite arm talent, ability to move out of the pocket and keep your eyes downfield, and then deliver.

 

[behappp]

Changing this up for this week and the weeks ahead. We know that we have a great quarterback in Keali'i Ah Yat and he will only improve as he plays more games. What was your favorite KAY moment in the game versus Cal Poly? For me, it was the 4th quarter fake RPO handoff reverse pivot pitch to Eli Gillman for a 21 yard gain.

Great Thread!

 

[Mavman]

The play to Gillman has me wondering why they don't run him to the outside more. Every week I yell at the TV when they try to smash Gillman up the middle into a stacked box.

PS on that play did Kay turn the wrong way and get lucky to get ball off to 10??

 

[Dont Kick 2 Bergen]

The play to Gillman has me wondering why they don't run him to the outside more. Every week I yell at the TV when they try to smash Gillman up the middle into a stacked box.

PS on that play did Kay turn the wrong way and get lucky to get ball off to 10??

No

 

[GriznMN]

The play to Gillman has me wondering why they don't run him to the outside more. Every week I yell at the TV when they try to smash Gillman up the middle into a stacked box.

PS on that play did Kay turn the wrong way and get lucky to get ball off to 10??

Bender or Tripp said he turned the wrong way on the broadcast but if you watch it closely, it's was a designed play and it was very effective.