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Sims played OK. He's impressive to watch run. He glides, and he's incredibly slippery. Last week on a keeper against Duke, it looked like he just melted through the hole for a first down, something right out of Skynet.
We know we can run the ball, regardless of the RB in there.
Run defense was surprisingly good today. Knight and Person vs. our run D scared me and NC State really did not do much at all running the ball against us.
And no turnovers.
Now for the other side of the coin.
But the penalties were infuriating. There also doesn't seem to be any individual consequences for the penalties.
Yeah, we were missing guys. The secondary, though, is probably where we have the most numbers.
At this stage of the year, everybody has injuries. Hasn't NC State played 11 straight weeks?
Bet FSU wishes the Hockman kid had stayed. He's not bad.
This was a completely winnable game. And we didn't win it. The Pack had squeaked by Wake, Pitt, Liberty and Syracuse (who just finished their season at 1-10. Let that sink in a minute.) They got hammered pretty good in two of their three losses.
So I'm not going to sit here and say we're about to turn a corner. We're not still good. In fact, we're bad. I don't have very much faith at all in this staff. Of 15 losses in not quite two seasons, 13 have come by 10 or more points. Granted, two of those are by ... 10 points. But that's double-digit losses in 13 of 21 games in the CGC tenure.
We need to see six wins at the minimum from this program next year, somehow, some way. I have my doubts CGC can deliver that.
We know we can run the ball, regardless of the RB in there.
Run defense was surprisingly good today. Knight and Person vs. our run D scared me and NC State really did not do much at all running the ball against us.
And no turnovers.
Now for the other side of the coin.
But the penalties were infuriating. There also doesn't seem to be any individual consequences for the penalties.
Yeah, we were missing guys. The secondary, though, is probably where we have the most numbers.
At this stage of the year, everybody has injuries. Hasn't NC State played 11 straight weeks?
Bet FSU wishes the Hockman kid had stayed. He's not bad.
This was a completely winnable game. And we didn't win it. The Pack had squeaked by Wake, Pitt, Liberty and Syracuse (who just finished their season at 1-10. Let that sink in a minute.) They got hammered pretty good in two of their three losses.
So I'm not going to sit here and say we're about to turn a corner. We're not still good. In fact, we're bad. I don't have very much faith at all in this staff. Of 15 losses in not quite two seasons, 13 have come by 10 or more points. Granted, two of those are by ... 10 points. But that's double-digit losses in 13 of 21 games in the CGC tenure.
We need to see six wins at the minimum from this program next year, somehow, some way. I have my doubts CGC can deliver that.