Here's a sample so others can be spared opening that link.
If we see Newton run 150-200 times and maintain his 5.3 yards per carry that he had in 2020, he should approach that 1,000-yard mark. McGrew will be somewhere in the 700-800 range if he isn’t far behind in carries and Davis should reach a few hundred as well.
Here's a sample so others can be spared opening that link.
If we see Newton run 150-200 times and maintain his 5.3 yards per carry that he had in 2020, he should approach that 1,000-yard mark. McGrew will be somewhere in the 700-800 range if he isn’t far behind in carries and Davis should reach a few hundred as well.
So you're saying that if the Huskies score more points than their opponents they will win the game?
Here's a sample so others can be spared opening that link.
If we see Newton run 150-200 times and maintain his 5.3 yards per carry that he had in 2020, he should approach that 1,000-yard mark. McGrew will be somewhere in the 700-800 range if he isn’t far behind in carries and Davis should reach a few hundred as well.
So you're saying that if the Huskies score more points than their opponents they will win the game?
I think this theory could work well in Jimmy Lakes favor in 2021
Here's a sample so others can be spared opening that link.
If we see Newton run 150-200 times and maintain his 5.3 yards per carry that he had in 2020, he should approach that 1,000-yard mark. McGrew will be somewhere in the 700-800 range if he isn’t far behind in carries and Davis should reach a few hundred as well.
So you're saying that if the Huskies score more points than their opponents they will win the game?
I think this theory could work well in Jimmy Lakes favor in 2021
I can't wait to go 15-0 and win the natty only to hear that Jimmy only won with Petersen's players
None a yall know which RB is going to be good. All flashes so far
Newton is a proven hard runner and McGrew is a good change of pace back. The article is dead on...
I especially like the part where they state he will approach 1000 yards if he maintains his 5.3 ypc and gets between 150-200 carries. Great analysis. Math is awesome!
None a yall know which RB is going to be good. All flashes so far
Newton is a proven hard runner and McGrew is a good change of pace back. The article is dead on...
I especially like the part where they state he will approach 1000 yards if he maintains his 5.3 ypc and gets between 150-200 carries. Great analysis. Math is awesome!
None a yall know which RB is going to be good. All flashes so far
Newton is a proven hard runner and McGrew is a good change of pace back. The article is dead on...
I especially like the part where they state he will approach 1000 yards if he maintains his 5.3 ypc and gets between 150-200 carries. Great analysis. Math is awesome!
None a yall know which RB is going to be good. All flashes so far
Newton is a proven hard runner and McGrew is a good change of pace back. The article is dead on...
I especially like the part where they state he will approach 1000 yards if he maintains his 5.3 ypc and gets between 150-200 carries. Great analysis. Math is awesome!
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If we see Newton run 150-200 times and maintain his 5.3 yards per carry that he had in 2020, he should approach that 1,000-yard mark. McGrew will be somewhere in the 700-800 range if he isn’t far behind in carries and Davis should reach a few hundred as well.
I can't wait to go 15-0 and win the natty only to hear that Jimmy only won with Petersen's players
#SCRIPT
But yeah, Davis and his 30 fucking yards from scrimmage should be the bell cow....get the fuck out of here
Good luck the rest of the way
He looks good here. But it is hard to say if this means he'll have a good year, or if it means our D still sucks against the run.