Bench and vert numbers

[JJacket]

Sims' general athletic ability was never in doubt that I know of, it was his decision making and throwing. I want to know his record in NCAA football video games and how his accuracy (particularly under pressure) has improved.

Decision making like having to run for his life about a half second after the snap?

 

[pandajacket]

Keion is a man

 

[Liberty]

Decision making like having to run for his life about a half second after the snap?

Decision making like making the pre-snap read correctly & in a timely fashion so the line and rest of the team has time to adjust. You know little things like getting their blocking assignments coordinated and understanding what play they're supposed to be running. Not everything's on the spastic coaches inhabiting our sidelines. Some of it's in the head of the QB.

 

[JJacket]

Decision making like making the pre-snap read correctly & in a timely fashion so the line and rest of the team has time to adjust. You know little things like getting their blocking assignments coordinated and understanding what play they're supposed to be running. Not everything's on the spastic coaches inhabiting our sidelines. Some of it's in the head of the QB.

How do you know what the pre-snap read was when the DT ran unobstructed between the guard and center directly to the QB a second after the snap? If I was Sims, I'd be gun shy as hell too getting ready for a play wondering if my OL will decide to block or not. Do you think Alabama's QB faces this dilemma before each play? UGA's? How in the hell is our QB supposed to make consistent reads?
I realize you are a brilliant analyst and would probably make an excellent coach and would definitely bench Sims and would have put our second or third stringer in to great success.

 

[Liberty]

How do you know what the pre-snap read was when the DT ran unobstructed between the guard and center directly to the QB a second after the snap? If I was Sims, I'd be gun shy as hell too getting ready for a play wondering if my OL will decide to block or not. Do you think Alabama's QB faces this dilemma before each play? UGA's? How in the hell is our QB supposed to make consistent reads?
I realize you are a brilliant analyst and would probably make an excellent coach and would definitely bench Sims and would have put our second or third stringer in to great success.

Not saying every play was Sims' fault and I said just that, you just cannot read. Blaming everything on the guys on the OL is a stretch. If the OL we recruited via the transfer portal are so inept as you allege with your brilliant recruiting mind, maybe go help Key & the other morons helping him to select better talent that can follow simple drection like blocking a guy straight in front of him.

 

[TampaBayJacket]

I don't care what anyone says, benching 225 lbs that many times is not easy. Our players are strong.

Yeah out of curiosity I tried to see how many times I could bench 135 and it's startling how fatigued your muscles get after 15-20 reps even with light weight like this. I cant imagine how strong you actually have to be to bench 225 over 20 reps.

 

[thegtstunner08]

Yeah out of curiosity I tried to see how many times I could bench 135 and it's startling how fatigued your muscles get after 15-20 reps even with light weight like this. I cant imagine how strong you actually have to be to bench 225 over 20 reps.

Exactly. A 45lb on each side is a cake walk, but you add two more then it becomes a whole different ball game.

 

[00Burdell]

Yeah out of curiosity I tried to see how many times I could bench 135 and it's startling how fatigued your muscles get after 15-20 reps even with light weight like this. I cant imagine how strong you actually have to be to bench 225 over 20 reps.

Interesting. I have completed 2 Spartan Sprints finishing 18 and 19 obstacles respectively. But I can’t bench my own weight even once. This kind of strength is completely foreign to me.