Washington Huskies Fall Camp 2019 Recap Open Thread
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Considering he’s not chasing whores, NOT getting laid, and not doing blow I’d say he has a newly ignited passion for HCH due to all the free time he now has.DoogCourics said:
I like this new source of gifs you found.Swaye said:DoogCourics said:Doogman:
- Tryon looked outstanding coming off the edge. On one play, Tryon beat Trey Adams off the edge and would have absolutely broken Eason in half had things been live.
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I never went to college. I can hit from 35... I might be 36 but whatever. Do I still have eligibility?dawgs206 said:Looks like Horn is picking up where he left off. Only one kick, but this better not become the norm. Pretty sure you could find someone on the men's soccer team that could consistently hit from 33 yards.
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Doogman:
- Jake Haener hit on several plays to Hunter Bryant, connected on a long pass to Aaron Fuller down the near sideline for a 40-yard pass over Trent McDuffie trailed the play, found Ty Jones for a big play on what was a third down, and then found Quinten Pounds for a nice gain on the next play to the other side of the field.
- Jacob Eason stepped into the offense and tallied big plays to walk-on tight end Jack Westover down the seam and to tailback Sean McGrew who took a short pass and made one man miss before heading down the sidelines for a 25-yard gain.
- Eason looked more comfortable than he's seemed to be since he arrived at Washington last year. He stood tall in the pocket, didn't seem to worry about the pass-rush and made quick reads which allowed him to get the ball out.
- Dylan Morris also had a good day although he wasn't head-and-shoulders better than the other quarterbacks like he was on day one and Sirmon was solid at different times, but the offense seemed to be disjointed more with him than it was when the other quarterbacks were directing the team.
- Fuller had a perfectly thrown pass from Eason go right through his hands while Marquis Spiker dropped a catchable pass that would have extended a drive.
- Morris found a streaking Trey Lowe down the far sideline only to have the redshirt freshman drop what would have been about a 60-yard gain.
- Kyler Gordon had the best shot at a turnover, having a ball go through his hands on a short pass to a tight end across the middle.
- Ariel Ngata got a touch sack on Jake Haener while Myles Rice had one on Eason as he was fending off a block from Victor Curne.
- 1st team OL was Trey Adams (LT), Luke Wattenberg (LG), Nick Harris (C), Jaxson Kirkland (RG) and Jared Hilbers (RT)
- 2nd team OL was M.J. Ale and Curne at guard while Henry Bainivalu was at right tackle. As far as left tackle and center, Henry Roberts and Matteo Mele each flipped back and forth between center and left tackle.
- Asa Turner and Kamren Fabiculanan were playing safety together. Fabiculanan was closer to line while Turner appeared to be playing more of the free safety spot.
- 1st team ILB were Brandon Wellington and *redacted*, the second group was Jackson Sirmon and MJ Tafisi while the third and fourth groups were Josh Calvert and Edefuan Ulofoshio and then true freshmen Daniel Heimuli and Alphonzo Tuputala. -
Really great to have Eason throwing to walks on for fucks sake
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dawgs206 said:
Looks like Horn is picking up where he left off. Only one kick, but this better not become the norm. Pretty sure you could find someone on the men's soccer team that could consistently hit from 33 yards.
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John Clark, Manu and Bowman are 3 of 6 starters if season started today on D.DoogCourics said:LPT said it feels like Gregory is trying to give Manu every chance to earn the job.
Pro tip Bob: he won’t. Move on.
They also said 3rd team OLB combo Latu and ZTF were the best looking pair of the day. 270 and 260 and both flashing.
The defense rests on why this team isn't NC caliber.
Bob Gregory is having to start a guy who last year who as a junior could not even get in a two man rotation (BBK/Tevis) and spell one of them once conference play started.
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I really hope we stop fucking around. These reps are valuable. I'll be honest I'm worried. 2 practices in and haener has been with the ones both times.
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This is what I like to see. He's throwing to scrubs and still lighting it up with poise. I'm not worried about this "competition."DoogCourics said:Doogman:
- Jacob Eason stepped into the offense and tallied big plays to walk-on tight end Jack Westover down the seam and to tailback Sean McGrew who took a short pass and made one man miss before heading down the sidelines for a 25-yard gain.
- Eason looked more comfortable than he's seemed to be since he arrived at Washington last year. He stood tall in the pocket, didn't seem to worry about the pass-rush and made quick reads which allowed him to get the ball out.
