Random thought about the offense

gtrower said:
In fairness we didn't really have a lot problems with the Miami defense last year. We handed them 14 off the fumbles (give them some credit for disruption), but we were moving the ball at will other than that. Think we had another long drive stall from a chop call. Remember JT5 looking frustrated in a post game interview saying "they couldn't stop us man, we kept stopping ourselves."
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We play a high risk high reward running game. Pretty much every game is this, outside of occasional instances of being completely outclassed athlete-wise. (Iowa Orange Bowl, Clemson the past two years)
 
southendzoneBEE said:
Jesus F christ JF77 I have an easy highschool education and have been out of school for 6 years. I could literally give a flying öööö about your goddman prepositions, contractions, misspellings, and punctuations at this point in my life. Not even sure where I made a mistake in that last post, but I can guarantee you it was unintentional. And also I don't care, so save your grammar nazi posts in the future
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Should this be considered a typo or a mis-spelling?
 


Check out the Paul Johnson chuckle response to this question. So close to busting out laughing in that guy's face about our inability to hold onto the ball...made my day.
 
WreckRod said:
I think he's right though. Marshall may have even more escapability than JT had. I'm not sure he has quite the same straight line blazing speed that JT had though.

JT was a lot more mobile in '14 than '16 though. It'll be interesting to see how Marshall holds up over the season.
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I was coming in to make this comment too. JT was track fast and Marshall seems to be football fast. If JT got the corner it was game over. Marshall seems to be better at avoiding defenders in traffic.
 
I agree the bbacks have done well esp Benson. TM is now in 4th game starting.This OFF will even get better (unless injuries hit)--scary
 
DressCheeseSideSeaboard said:
Punctuation is but a way for the elites to once again restrain the exchange of free ideas in order to further hold down oppress and smother and stamp out the honest working men and women of this country into a state of utter and complete impotence so that the entitled and ruthless would be leaders of this world could sit in their castles built on the backs and labor of the commoner and smugly judge and spit on them in distain but to that I say no we shall not take on your shackles and chains of punctuation as we will not be bullied into constrained or controlled or ignoble speech.
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I believe this is of the stream of consciousness narrative style, not unlike that of James Joyce's Ulysses.
 
I have never seen a QB at GT drop a spin move like the one in the last game.
 
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