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Husky Jacks open thread [2019]
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The infection wonMeek said:where the fuck is Trey Lowe?
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Why do we need Overman if Westover looks the part?Gladstone said: -
Had a way better block later where he cut a guy and he went right down. We gained about 5 or 6 on the play. Have no idea why Sirmon was playing FB instead of this guy. He was pretty open on the long pass to Hunter Bryant that he dropped. I think Westover going to be pretty good.Gladstone said: -
Advanced METRICS favors us* rather easily, say, 38-18. -
But the junior defensive back was obsessing over another moment. The one he kept re-watching, the one that has stuck with him, happened in the fourth quarter. It was a missed opportunity, a near interception that slipped through his hands.
“I should have made that play,” Molden said Tuesday. “It doesn’t matter what kind of catch that was. … I wasn’t even worried about my interception.”
Before he finally recorded an interception against the Trojans, Molden had a career’s worth of almosts. A few of them happened a week earlier against BYU, including one on a deep ball in the first quarter. He turned and sealed off the receiver before the ball hit him right on the hands. But he couldn’t secure it, and it bounced off his fingers and onto the field instead.
“The day after, I always beat myself up about because those are opportunities,” Molden said. “I think mistakes like that, plays like that, can bring some things to light. Even if it’s as simple as, like, how to catch a football. Sometimes you got to go back to the basics.”
Molden might want some of those opportunities back, but his eight pass breakups are still tied for second nationally. The Huskies’ defensive backs have combined for seven interceptions, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and 15 pass breakups.
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Molden has more than half of our DB's pass breakups.GrundleStiltzkin said:But the junior defensive back was obsessing over another moment. The one he kept re-watching, the one that has stuck with him, happened in the fourth quarter. It was a missed opportunity, a near interception that slipped through his hands.
“I should have made that play,” Molden said Tuesday. “It doesn’t matter what kind of catch that was. … I wasn’t even worried about my interception.”
Before he finally recorded an interception against the Trojans, Molden had a career’s worth of almosts. A few of them happened a week earlier against BYU, including one on a deep ball in the first quarter. He turned and sealed off the receiver before the ball hit him right on the hands. But he couldn’t secure it, and it bounced off his fingers and onto the field instead.
“The day after, I always beat myself up about because those are opportunities,” Molden said. “I think mistakes like that, plays like that, can bring some things to light. Even if it’s as simple as, like, how to catch a football. Sometimes you got to go back to the basics.”
Molden might want some of those opportunities back, but his eight pass breakups are still tied for second nationally. The Huskies’ defensive backs have combined for seven interceptions, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and 15 pass breakups.
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They?Emoterman said:
In fairness to Molden re: that play...nobody expected Fink to try fitting that pass in to Keith Taylor.dnc said:
Molden has more than half of our DB's pass breakups.GrundleStiltzkin said:But the junior defensive back was obsessing over another moment. The one he kept re-watching, the one that has stuck with him, happened in the fourth quarter. It was a missed opportunity, a near interception that slipped through his hands.
“I should have made that play,” Molden said Tuesday. “It doesn’t matter what kind of catch that was. … I wasn’t even worried about my interception.”
Before he finally recorded an interception against the Trojans, Molden had a career’s worth of almosts. A few of them happened a week earlier against BYU, including one on a deep ball in the first quarter. He turned and sealed off the receiver before the ball hit him right on the hands. But he couldn’t secure it, and it bounced off his fingers and onto the field instead.
“The day after, I always beat myself up about because those are opportunities,” Molden said. “I think mistakes like that, plays like that, can bring some things to light. Even if it’s as simple as, like, how to catch a football. Sometimes you got to go back to the basics.”
Molden might want some of those opportunities back, but his eight pass breakups are still tied for second nationally. The Huskies’ defensive backs have combined for seven interceptions, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and 15 pass breakups. -
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