CougarCorner This is the Place, for Cougar Fans! 2014-10-29T06:03:51-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/app.php/feed/topic/17696 2014-10-29T06:03:51-06:00 2014-10-29T06:03:51-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203355#p203355 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]>
The thing with players like TH, Detmer, Steve Young, McMahon, etc is they could/can take over a game that is played with 22 guys on the field, each of which has an essential role. Being able to control the momentum of that system is VERY rare.

Basketball has a lot of guys that can take over a game pretty quickly, since all it takes is a ball-hog and a hot hand. But taking over a football game is like trying to be the soldier that single-handedly determined the outcome at Normandy.

Even more impressive are non-QB offensive players that could take over games, like Jerry Rice or Barry Sanders. And above all are the defensive players that can consistently disrupt the coordinated efforts of 11 highly trained athletes running plays that are usually specifically designed in some way to keep that particular defensive player out of the play. Guys like KVN, JJ Watt and above all Lawrence Taylor -- the most disruptive defensive player with a gift for taking over a game ever to play the game.


Taysom HIll, if he can stop getting season ending injuries, will be a take-control-of-any-game-at-any-given-time kind of player. And we will see him in Super Bowls as a result. ****Of course he has a LOT to learn about reading defenses, throwing mechanics, avoiding injuries, etc.....but he has that very special gift that makes him unstoppable when he puts his mind to it. That can't be taught. And can't be stopped.****

Thus, 8-0 is my vote.

Statistics: Posted by Cougy_Monster — Wed Oct 29, 2014 6:03 am


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2014-10-29T00:16:58-06:00 2014-10-29T00:16:58-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203350#p203350 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]>
If he ever becomes a consistent threat to go over the top, he will win the Heisman.

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Statistics: Posted by Cougarbib — Wed Oct 29, 2014 12:16 am


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2014-10-28T23:30:23-06:00 2014-10-28T23:30:23-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203349#p203349 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]> Statistics: Posted by rblack — Tue Oct 28, 2014 11:30 pm


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2014-10-28T21:28:35-06:00 2014-10-28T21:28:35-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203344#p203344 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]>
Hill would have kept up with USU, we wouldn't have started flat against UCF and we would have had a couple more touchdowns vs Nevada, although I am not sure we would have had those passing TDs.

BSU had our number.

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Statistics: Posted by Gunk — Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:28 pm


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2014-10-28T21:14:41-06:00 2014-10-28T21:14:41-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203343#p203343 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]> Statistics: Posted by Cougs_Rule — Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:14 pm


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2014-10-28T20:45:03-06:00 2014-10-28T20:45:03-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203340#p203340 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]>
Food for thought. Probably the worst thing that could have happened against USU was scoring on 3-4 plays that first drive. I think they went into desperation mode right off the bat, which meant throwing a lot of long passes, and it worked all night. Unfortunately BYU's achilles heel has been giving up the "big play" this season. Whether it's a 2nd down and short that turns into a 40 yard pass, or a 3 and long that is unbelievably converted (again). It's been hard to watch. BUT, I think that simply having Taysom around would have decreased the frequency of those big plays, probably enough to keep the defense playing with confidence and keeping BYU undefeated.

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2014-10-28T17:35:18-06:00 2014-10-28T17:35:18-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203330#p203330 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]> Statistics: Posted by frdbtr — Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:35 pm


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2014-10-28T17:12:47-06:00 2014-10-28T17:12:47-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203329#p203329 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]>
Since BYU was losing to USU at the time of the injury, i think that goes as a loss. BYus D couldnt stop the pass.
BYU beats UCF And UNR.
But loses to BSU, bc of all the injuries and inexperience. The Hill factor cant overcome a depleted D that was just bad, bad.
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BYU was about to cross mid field with over 2 minutes left on the clock. The worst they would have been down at half was 4 points (probably would have been tied, it's not like USU was stopping BYU in that game up to that point either). BYU held USU to 7 points in the 2nd half. They would have ended with 28 points. You don't think Taysom gets us 8 more points than we scored?

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2014-10-28T17:07:40-06:00 2014-10-28T17:07:40-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203328#p203328 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]> BYU beats UCF And UNR.
But loses to BSU, bc of all the injuries and inexperience. The Hill factor cant overcome a depleted D that was just bad, bad.
6-2

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2014-10-28T17:07:28-06:00 2014-10-28T17:07:28-06:00 https://www.cougarcorner.com/viewtopic.php?p=203327#p203327 <![CDATA[Re: Where Does Healthy Taysom Get Us?]]> Statistics: Posted by stuckinbig10country — Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:07 pm


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