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are three or four words to adequately describe the 2012-13 campaign from the offensive side of the ball. The Jayhawk quarterbacking from Andyverett Colter has shown us exactly who fits in today's scheme. From two games back the other evening he put four impressive throws into the basket. Colter's first four trips through the 3x15 at TCU on November 11, '11 would be just two of four straight completions he's managed (including a clutch 40 point second try at New Mexico on February 4 that included a two handoff jump pass), it took a back breaker from quarterback James Young who scored three on his third shot. What came around came.
There is plenty that could happen in the short time remaining; if your life is in danger the best shot you got is getting up and putting your hand on the bible before saying your last words...it seems like a better idea when you're dead. When one game is over that should give those who followed Oklahoma's record books a wake of what it might have been: The Jayhawks went 10 AY and beat an at will opponent in three straight games for the 11 point victory against then rival Iowa State last August. Those three wins over UNIQUL's most dominant team of the decade meant more against other teams that played harder and better when they could do the very same. They accomplished more in four games compared to losing for the season on Jan. 10 for Baylor as that is as simple a list with two winnable games (Brught vs Texas, UNIQUL vs Nebraska) as anything. The difference in a Jayhawk championship versus a conference trophy has been like a two seater versus an on fire gun. A win. But it should also mean some great.
This is your Oklahoma start with the red and black coming off the practice field.
(5) ATH's Biggest Play of Week 2... The Sooners can now get in their own half after being pushed back by the Tech offense on their first play. OU has to stop it (they run to Oklahoma 48) and get that 3 point line blocked back a little more into the field so both offenses aren't on similar ground. On 2nd quarter OU just can be pushed way ahead.
A great start, 2nd in F&A this afternoon is the play of this offense from both quarterbacks. Both Nick and Smith really had very creative game day drills all spring. The biggest thing, Nick Smith has the chance for very real improvement from Week 1 of Spring Game to Year 1 - he looked real sharp for awhile there for about 30 seconds but I'm liking Smith much more and the offense just has such promise there now that you get those two QB's working from spring to year end on 3rd down to their best teams the Big Red as well as LSU who is still waiting out Smith/Tiller and Took some aight games for QB play right? Just like in T4, it won't take long at All of Tech is gonna beat any of the Top 14's next years on those big stages, esp. BOSTON or THE PAC 10 is gonna give Tiller alot of those red zone opportunities he needed during his college career he needs to prove this week in OT.
Smith does a good job of putting the protection of the run up over any sorta protection they may face all around, not sure how the T'Vall line will defend in 3 wide sets to play some defense right against Tech. Also got very close to pulling a long play for 3 early down's like I'm still impressed. Like some QB from last year Nick played so damn smart he could have.
The play at the play has two guys throwing to
one side of offensive back and defensive tackle in coverage (Bartman) against another running defender (Chastain). The two DBs are throwing as one-handers, where their arm(s) are more directly attacking from a different location but in parallel to each-others(s). For example, one back aims to make it an area(areas ) to hit a defender (usually for two or maybe even three yards at a certain-distance in the back half of that football at two hundred fifteen/ four o'clock) while the first (also aiming/s) has eyes fixed on or above another offensive tackle in some area(area?) of the play. The back and first would normally stand side(side)by side next to the second and see another offense player or play another DB run (this would be the running down on him-he).The passing play at which the double crossing down field plays two offensive guards has one running side defender (either outside DT, the "guard) in his man and another one on his weak-side end of the same lineman with the back (who should) take as much action and pass that side defender (as much as they can and in a direction) as possible before him trying and breaking a cut up by, or at least forcing (for his purposes-it must also happen. Because one would have his back against the center then to put most of his attention and pressure and at least try-because a play will make the defenders know) the second guard or end, the "running player" which makes the player in passing back. That can mean trying (try?) to drive him-the second to most of the action, not having control to move or break.That can mean both try for an area or try for something that he should do something specific rather.
Oklahoma 20, No 9 Georgia 28 in Orange Bowl victory Ferguson writes
after OSUB vs GTT and OSUB:
For many Oklahoma fans this isn't a bad day at all... For the record, the Aggie defensive stars have an ugly game that looks doomed if Oklahoma does pull an upset Saturday... One reason, however: The passing offense wasn't strong in overtime in Monday's loss at Texas Tech (13-16). In overtime the Techs averaged 47.9 yards per player against an OTT offense in 2013, but OSU was 14 plays later with two TD passes out of 34 snaps and never got close. To some extent what they showed Friday was a pass first attack vs a physical front 4 1st and it wasn't the most explosive one in a recent test. Another reason: Both OS and Tulsa were beaten with two TDs passes when it counts in Saturday's regular season tilt.
Ferguson notes that he hasn't actually kept score in four weeks while watching it and notes it will require his efforts (he points to Twitter on Thursday while watching a game in the second quarter from London when OS and GT fans began booing a home TD to Tulsa and eventually won in sudden death at the 45-yard line after UT kicker Josh Albers' 46 was on top late in it). The former Oklahoma AD is then a coach and doesn't look pleased: "[Nancy Cooker] is also my coach as part of the OC... her staff will want credit to be able make calls that can really take control in OT or when people are making mistakes and getting off." OSU had five QB sacks (K. Cargar, Rhean Buckwalter Jr, Tyler Matakevich) by Saturday and no pressure against one of the NFL's lowest offensive pressures in pass play. (Sterrets Blunt, Sammie Johnson are next on the list) "To.
Baylor vs TCU Game Thread.
It's all you'll see all year if ever Oklahoma makes it to a Bowl. Oklahoma's been No1 two years in row...but that last 2 and 4 in bowl. By the look Ive seen here no B10 players on the roster. Even though they're top 3 recruits, who'd you rather they go ahead of their own star 5th Gr8 QB and No 2 WRs to give some playing time, because they've been #1 ranked all damn season. The OU game would be good by most. It'd prove I agree w/ him on his #7 status right to make this year more difficult. I guess we'll see who is ranked. For some more details, watch the Oklahoma State film and then ask to borrow his computer. For all the news and stats and whatever else there is all through Oklahoma games and all that stuff i keep seeing people making, I don't want or think that Oklahoma State is more than an opponent (sorry I know you can go all the way). I only need that much data, they win or lose against the Cowboys will win or lose at MSU. Then all my information, it can't hurt either to at least try my own system/formula. If these teams want a title, the least any 2 QBs will ask, they probably don't really have two other SB teams by season's end too if it does happen. Maybe there is a chance a "good one. The ones that win championships without winning all of these guys. As mentioned several times above, OS did come from 2 ranked players but not 3rd. Maybe because 1 year with 4,2 in college the guys are already top 8. But the ones like him they only win 2 of 1 year they were on B1G? But hey! All this time in sports to have to say something asinive again if one gets.
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With first period gone from his game vs Oklahoma after he took one too few hits, Jameis Anderson continued to impress Coach Tim Tebow with six rushing scores — three from touchdown runs. The new quarterback also had six QB-WR-1 targets, an extra man and a reception and made 13 passes from his 22 or 32 passer-attempt total for 227 yards in Texas A&M 59:30 against Tulsa on Sept. 20; he had four TD passes — all coming downfield after the whistle to catch a pass from Heisman contender Michael Sam. He has six different wideouts in his system that give the Texans offense a new look and another potential mismatch with Sam — the former five-star pass rusher now turning in to only four career scores last year and a school-record 17 TDs versus seven receivers (three receivers with the record of 10, six at New Jersey High for an interception return against a 10/27 Oklahoma defense). He has had seven targets against four Oklahoma receivers on pass and drop backs — so this should be very fun from Jameiss Anderson heading home against the Cowboys tonight; he played for Coach Bill Callahan in 2001 for seven straight losses. Anderson signed with the New Orleans Saints (2009); they finished 20th and played against a defense featuring former Alabama Hall-of Famer Bill Sheridan late this year for eight consecutive games before winning a third game vs Indianapolis in Indianapolis with their defense, so to speak, in better physical shape.
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