Yep no concerns at all with our offense.
- Thread starter PSUWrestlingFanSince2011
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And we can't win Nationals with only 8 scoring wrestlers! 🙄
We were moving the ball well on our first drive before the fumble.
We would have scored a TD or FG on the first drive without the fumble.
5 minutes into the second. We’re not hanging 80 on every team. Just ain’t happening. Especially with a new starter at QB and osu coming up next week.
He seems to forget we went from our own 29 to the UMass 43 in 8 plays prior to the fumble…we were moving the ball just fine.
We put 210 yards of Offense in First Half averaged 5.67 yards per snap in 1H... and scored 28 points (losing 1 possession to a TO) - how is that a bad half of Offense???
Come on, we had one bad drive….to some of these guys, that’s the end of the world.
Sometimes it’s better to not post when you are upset. Get a beer instead. Like fine milk, this didn’t age well.
When you post a scathing message after the second possession of the game, there’s a good chance it isn’t going to age well.
I was only able to watch up to the punt return TD. I am really concerned looking at ESPN gamecast play-by-play because we only put up 63 so far on the Don Brown defense and there weren't apparently enough chunk plays except in garbage time. We will therefore be lucky to score against Ohio State while they run up and down the field on our ragged defense. Is that the general consensus? I mean I'm watching Oregon vs. Washington and they are making 60 and 70 yard plays every time you turn around because that's how you win today against good teams, right?
No one has said or implied that
How many 60/70 yards plays have happened in that game? Oh, that's right, none. ZERO
Haha I'll eat crow guys. Loved the explosive plays. Tried some deep balls. Loved putting Hardy at PR to get things going. Loved it all.
I'm being facetious. Washington is a big play team, while Oregon tends to work the field more. The big play offense almost bit Washington as they scored too fast. It was pretty much a draw in this case, save a missed field goal. Oregon would have probably won if Lanning played the percentages. Not taking a FG in the first half and not punting late in the game
Michigan started their game against Indiana with two 3-and-outs and gave up 3 sacks in the first quarter. How did things work out for them after that?
