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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: The Manhatter on October 29, 2012, 01:27:13 PM
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averaging 3.75 ypc in October. Mustered 2.6 ypc (Randle 2.8 ypc) vs. KU. Ran it for 3.7 yards per carry (Randle 3.9, Smith 1.0) vs. TCU. Had rushed it 28 times for 101 yards vs. Iowa State (24 of it came on 3 scrambles by Walsh) when Randle popped off his 62 yarder (Iowa State got gassed because their offense couldn't stay on the field).
OSU has faced both KU and Texas, the 8th and 10th rated rushing defenses in Big 12 play. In conference play OSU is 4.5 ypc and 187 ypg while KSU is 5.2 ypc and 215 ypg despite facing better run defenses in WVa (yes, they have a solid rush defense), Tech, and OU.
Me thinks OSU needs a true freshman QB to have an amazing game to stay in it.
btw, OSU's defense appears much improved until you see they've faced the two worst offenses in Big 12 play, ISU and KU. Plus a TCU-led offense that had a freshman QB and even he got hurt during the OSU game. Prior to Paschall getting drunked up the horn frogs were not putting many points on the board.
discuss...
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lollers
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:drink:I like it when we sack opposing QB's as hard as we can and then they fumble.
:billdance:
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Let's also not forget that this is really their FIRST road conference game. They beat KU by 6 in lowrents. :rolleyes:
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while the difficult portion of OSU's schedule is in front of them, I don't think it would be wise to overlook or downplay Randle. He is a fantastic back. OSU is going to put pressure on our safeties and LB's. they are the #1 offense in the country for a reason, even given their schedule.
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while the difficult portion of OSU's schedule is in front of them, I don't think it would be wise to overlook or downplay Randle. He is a fantastic back. OSU is going to put pressure on our safeties and LB's. they are the #1 offense in the country for a reason, even given their schedule.
love ya, zacker. :thumbs:
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So we will be the toughest run defense they have faced all year, right??
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while the difficult portion of OSU's schedule is in front of them, I don't think it would be wise to overlook or downplay Randle. He is a fantastic back. OSU is going to put pressure on our safeties and LB's. they are the #1 offense in the country for a reason, even given their schedule.
Tech and WVU tested our secondary. Passed I think.
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while the difficult portion of OSU's schedule is in front of them, I don't think it would be wise to overlook or downplay Randle. He is a fantastic back. OSU is going to put pressure on our safeties and LB's. they are the #1 offense in the country for a reason, even given their schedule.
Our D is going to look so good after we destroy the #1 offense in the country. I'm already :blush:
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210 rushing yards on that Iowa State defense is impressive nonetheless. 147 yards on TCU isn't too shabby either, go back and watch the highlights of the game, Lunt took two huge 10+ yard sacks
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Tech and WVU tested our secondary. Passed I think.
FYP
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210 rushing yards on that Iowa State defense is impressive nonetheless. 147 yards on TCU isn't too shabby either, go back and watch the highlights of the game, Lunt took two huge 10+ yard sacks
We will crush Lunt(or whatever retread QB you put out there) so hard and so often his colon will become knotted around his kidneys and he will pee bright red for 2 weeks afterwards.
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OSU's problem is that Lunt is less mobile than any QB we've faced or will face due to his injury.
They're no better than WVU or Tech, and they're probably worse because Lunt isn't as good as Smith or Doege, and at least Geno and Seth could scramble a little bit if we got in the pocket. Lunt is going to get mauled like one of those poor animals in slow motion in those nature shows.
My guess is that we put our efforts into stopping Randle and force Lunt to beat us. Not a bad bet when that "ask" is for a freshman QB in the middle of a hostile, sold out stadium.
There's going to be a lot of 3rd and long on Saturday.
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210 rushing yards on that Iowa State defense is impressive nonetheless. 147 yards on TCU isn't too shabby either, go back and watch the highlights of the game, Lunt took two huge 10+ yard sacks
I thought I heard they don't count sacks against total rush yards in cfb. I don't know though, I only follow good teams who don't get sacked. :dunno:
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210 rushing yards on that Iowa State defense is impressive nonetheless. 147 yards on TCU isn't too shabby either, go back and watch the highlights of the game, Lunt took two huge 10+ yard sacks
Jeezus. You LOST TO TEXAS for God's sake! Color me unimpressed. :zzz:
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OSU's problem is that Lunt is less mobile than any QB we've faced or will face due to his injury.
They're no better than WVU or Tech, and they're probably worse because Lunt isn't as good as Smith or Doege, and at least Geno and Seth could scramble a little bit if we got in the pocket. Lunt is going to get mauled like one of those poor animals in slow motion in those nature shows.
My guess is that we put our efforts into stopping Randle and force Lunt to beat us. Not a bad bet when that "ask" is for a freshman QB in the middle of a hostile, sold out stadium.
There's going to be a lot of 3rd and long on Saturday.
:lick:
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OSU's offense is better than WVU and Tech because OSU can actually run the ball. Tech's and WVU's WR's are better, however it's the balance that makes OSU's offense much more difficult to defend.
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OSU's offense is better than WVU and Tech because OSU can actually run the ball. Tech's and WVU's WR's are better, however it's the balance that makes OSU's offense much more difficult to defend.
wvu could run the ball.
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OSU's offense is better than WVU and Tech because OSU can actually run the ball. Tech's and WVU's WR's are better, however it's the balance that makes OSU's offense much more difficult to defend.
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Enough with the self-loathing already!
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I'm less inclined to consider the ku results as very indicative of anything given the circumstances of that game. Long weather delays tend to throw things out of whack.
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OSU's offense is better than WVU and Tech because OSU can actually run the ball. Tech's and WVU's WR's are better, however it's the balance that makes OSU's offense much more difficult to defend.
This is legit, and they are committed to run it. They run it more than they throw it and lead the league in YPC.
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This is legit, and they are committed to run it. They run it more than they throw it and lead the league in YPC.
PERFECT!!!
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However, I don't know that I'd say their offense is better, because I don't think WVU or Tech have QBs that have potential to make mistakes like OSU has.