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What I liked, What I'm concerned about and stanford...
Liked
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Half time adjustments. We committed to the run coming out and we also for the most part went with the hot hand. It was telling to see Coleman in there as RB1 in OT. Defense improved in 2nd half, too. We out-coached them in the 2nd half. Browning looked good throwing the ball, John Ross is legit, Chico is a threat, Pettis is a good possession receiver over the middle. The OL made the holes to commit to running the ball. Browning showed good scrambling/take what they give ability. Special teams made plays.
Concerns
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1) Stupid penalties -- false starts, PI calls
2) The Wildcat needs to die
3) I felt we got a little too conservative late in 2nd half trying to run clock
4) Obviously not containing a mobile QB, the success of the read-option in the 1st half
5) Poor tackling. Lack of edge pass rushers
6) Gave up too many explosives
Stanford Match-up
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They are a run-first group, with multiple TE Sets. Conservative offense. We are going to have trouble containing Mcaffery but everyone does. We will score and move the ball but more of it's going to have to come in the air this week. It could come down to winning the turnover battle. I'm actually more concerned about Oregon than Stanford because we did not do well against the read option attack/mobile QB. We're not going to be too concerned about the QB for Stanford
Low scoring game in the 20s by both teams, we probably lose.
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What I'm concerned about:
TL; don't read
If you watched the Stanford game and this game and were a neutral observer, and didn't read ESPN's stupid fuck rankings, you would think they will buttfuck us, even at home. And that is unacceptable.
There's your fucking football analysis you dumb fucking alley mutt fucking doogs.
No wonder you never talk football.
instead i "sobered up" for a trip to arby's.
seriously though, way to set the tone early for a fucking dreckfest, drew.
I'm out of Peteisms now.
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Biggest break of the game for the UW D was J.J. Taylor's last play.
Solomon Thomas lining up over Brostek worries me. I'm sure Coleman Shelton will have to help out a good amount.
Stanford's secondary is banged up and it sounds like they are probably starting back-ups at both corner spots. I'm sure one safety will mostly be concerned with John Ross deep so one or two out of Pettis, McClatcher, and Daniels / Sample should be able to make hay over the middle of the field.
Speaking of Daniels / Sample, both need to step it up. Daniels missed a somewhat catchable TD pass and Sample false-started on 4th and 1.