Rushing Q

Honest q: last night we rushed for over 165 and averaged 4.2 ypc. We never abandoned the rush. This is a goodnight's work, yes?

BoiseBYU wrote:
Honest q: last night we rushed for over 165 and averaged 4.2 ypc. We never abandoned the rush. This is a goodnight's work, yes?

Goodnight? As in putting one to sleep? :P



No it was a decent night for the running game. Until, like spiff pointed out, they were in the blue zone. Then the yards were hard to come by. -16 of those were on the fake FG though.

Short answer: Yes, that's a good night's work.



Long answer: Doman still needs to figure out how and when to mix rush and pass (I realize part of this is having two QBs with a tendency to tuck and run). It would have been much more effective to take a shot at the endzone right after the turnover, for example.

BroncoBot wrote:

Honest q: last night we rushed for over 165 and averaged 4.2 ypc. We never abandoned the rush. This is a goodnight's work, yes?

Goodnight? As in putting one to sleep? :P



No it was a decent night for the running game. Until, like spiff pointed out, they were in the blue zone. Then the yards were hard to come by. -16 of those were on the fake FG though.

Even if you take away the -16 on the fake FG, we still only had three rushes for 12 yards. decent, but not all that good either.

Here is an idea. when there is no time left and aggies have zero time outs, instead of kneeing it lets do a qb draw and get taysom injured.



doman is incompetent.

jonnylingo wrote:
Here is an idea. when there is no time left and aggies have zero time outs, instead of kneeing it lets do a qb draw and get taysom injured.



doman is incompetent.

That isn't what happened and you know it.