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Husky Jacks open thread [2020]
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holy fuck i can't stop cumming, must watch:
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BRB, YOGladstone said:holy fuck i can't stop cumming, must watch:
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I'll leave this here for later.
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The only thing that gets me more excited is a 55 gallon drum of nacho cheese sauce.
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I'm realizing now I had no idea what the UW locker room actually looked like.
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Lake mentioned during the Lake Show with Castricone that Jon Don practices this situation with the QBs every day. Nothing is there, climb the pocket, get yourself parallel to the line of scrimmage, find someone coming across to meet you, square up your hips and fire the ball.DoogCourics said:
He gets a lot of velocity on those throws. The game winning TD to Otton was not only fast but also in front of Otton where he had to go get it. The defender was tailing Cade and if that ball was on his body or a touch behind its possibly knocked away.Gladstone said:
He's also weirdly good at throwing when scrambling to his left.chuck said:
It's nice having a QB with that instinctive ability to move and dodge in the pocket without the play breaking down. UW hasn't had one for a while. Browning and Eason in particular did not have that skill.RoadDawg55 said:Pass protection has been great so far. Morris’ best skill so far has been his movement in the pocket. He steps up and moves around when needed. Eason would have been sacked more than once. Allowing one sack in 3 games is good shit. It’s a team effort and has been fun to watch.
Amazing placement on a ball that was thrown while running away from your dominant side.
Every day. And we’ve seen it from Morris multiple times this season. JonDon has broken the bullshit habit of running backwards that Babushka and Hamdan couldn’t break in their QBs.
Or Morris just has a natural feeling for the pocket. Either way I don’t care. It’s great. -
Did anyone else notice ty jones was the closest to otton when he scored and didn’t even celebrate? Just slowly walked off the field.
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Nope. Just another reason to hate the guy. Otton is a better receiver than he isAtomicDawg said:Did anyone else notice ty jones was the closest to otton when he scored and didn’t even celebrate? Just slowly walked off the field.
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Oh, also note: it was the same exact situation and play he made earlier in the drive to Nacua on the diving catch. I love it.DoogCourics said:
Lake mentioned during the Lake Show with Castricone that Jon Don practices this situation with the QBs every day. Nothing is there, climb the pocket, get yourself parallel to the line of scrimmage, find someone coming across to meet you, square up your hips and fire the ball.DoogCourics said:
He gets a lot of velocity on those throws. The game winning TD to Otton was not only fast but also in front of Otton where he had to go get it. The defender was tailing Cade and if that ball was on his body or a touch behind its possibly knocked away.Gladstone said:
He's also weirdly good at throwing when scrambling to his left.chuck said:
It's nice having a QB with that instinctive ability to move and dodge in the pocket without the play breaking down. UW hasn't had one for a while. Browning and Eason in particular did not have that skill.RoadDawg55 said:Pass protection has been great so far. Morris’ best skill so far has been his movement in the pocket. He steps up and moves around when needed. Eason would have been sacked more than once. Allowing one sack in 3 games is good shit. It’s a team effort and has been fun to watch.
Amazing placement on a ball that was thrown while running away from your dominant side.
Every day. And we’ve seen it from Morris multiple times this season. JonDon has broken the bullshit habit of running backwards that Babushka and Hamdan couldn’t break in their QBs.
Or Morris just has a natural feeling for the pocket. Either way I don’t care. It’s great. -
That's Husky Legend John DonavonDoogCourics said:
Lake mentioned during the Lake Show with Castricone that Jon Don practices this situation with the QBs every day. Nothing is there, climb the pocket, get yourself parallel to the line of scrimmage, find someone coming across to meet you, square up your hips and fire the ball.DoogCourics said:
He gets a lot of velocity on those throws. The game winning TD to Otton was not only fast but also in front of Otton where he had to go get it. The defender was tailing Cade and if that ball was on his body or a touch behind its possibly knocked away.Gladstone said:
He's also weirdly good at throwing when scrambling to his left.chuck said:
It's nice having a QB with that instinctive ability to move and dodge in the pocket without the play breaking down. UW hasn't had one for a while. Browning and Eason in particular did not have that skill.RoadDawg55 said:Pass protection has been great so far. Morris’ best skill so far has been his movement in the pocket. He steps up and moves around when needed. Eason would have been sacked more than once. Allowing one sack in 3 games is good shit. It’s a team effort and has been fun to watch.
Amazing placement on a ball that was thrown while running away from your dominant side.
Every day. And we’ve seen it from Morris multiple times this season. JonDon has broken the bullshit habit of running backwards that Babushka and Hamdan couldn’t break in their QBs.
Or Morris just has a natural feeling for the pocket. Either way I don’t care. It’s great.
