KSU vs. Brad Underwoods adopted temporary school Good and Bad status report.

[420seriouscat69]

Where's @houcat when you need him? I need a replay of this game. I started browning out after halftime. 

[sonofdaxjones]

You must be a hell of a light weight Commander McBragg.

[Emo EMAW]

Huge plus if we can have a RB as a threat to catch the ball.  Been missing that last few years it seems.


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[i poo crabs]

Where's @houcat when you need him? I need a replay of this game. I started browning out after halftime. 

This!!  I've checked his youtube feed 3 times since the game and haven't seen it up yet. 

[420seriouscat69]

You must be a hell of a light weight Commander McBragg.

Meh. Not really.

[MakeItRain]

Waters completed 67.9%  8.0 yards per attempt and a 151.2 Rating

Trevor Knight went  55.9%  7.4 yards per attempt and a 122.2 rating.


We all know that Waters numbers were pretty good and that most of it was without our best receiver.

I completely forgot about your love for stats that have no context or relevance.

Maybe what he's saying is who gives a flying flip about what he looks like in the pocket as long as the results are there?  Peyton Manning does a weird happy feet dance thing every time he drops back.  Or maybe you are talking about the sacks?

The numbers have little relevance against SFA and comparing them to Knight is weird. I'm not talking about the sack I don't remember him getting sacked for holding the ball too long. He just didn't look comfortable in the pocket and like I said it may not be his fault. He looked like he did early last season.

[DOD Take 2]

Felt like quite a bit of check-with-me throughout the first 3 quarters. Also wondered why we ran QB power in the 4th instead of giving 1 of 4 guys vying for carries a few more touches. Weird choice.

[star seed 7]

Where's @houcat when you need him? I need a replay of this game. I started browning out after halftime. 

Wouldn't your history suggest it is more of a "yellow" out?

[420seriouscat69]

Where's @houcat when you need him? I need a replay of this game. I started browning out after halftime. 

Wouldn't your history suggest it is more of a "yellow" out?

Nope.

[star seed 7]

  

 

[Tobias]

lol

[ksupamplemousse]

Are we going to get a _fan blog for this game?

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

"He didn't look smooth in the pocket" is black for white people's "he doesn't understand the playbook".

[MakeItRain]

"He didn't look smooth in the pocket""

I think you are the first person in the history of the world to say that. How in the hell does one look smooth in the pocket?

[AndrewVonLintel]

Waters completed 67.9%  8.0 yards per attempt and a 151.2 Rating

Trevor Knight went  55.9%  7.4 yards per attempt and a 122.2 rating.


We all know that Waters numbers were pretty good and that most of it was without our best receiver.

I completely forgot about your love for stats that have no context or relevance.

Maybe what he's saying is who gives a flying flip about what he looks like in the pocket as long as the results are there?  Peyton Manning does a weird happy feet dance thing every time he drops back.  Or maybe you are talking about the sacks?

The numbers have little relevance against SFA and comparing them to Knight is weird. I'm not talking about the sack I don't remember him getting sacked for holding the ball too long. He just didn't look comfortable in the pocket and like I said it may not be his fault. He looked like he did early last season.

I was comparing Waters to the QB of the #3 ranked team in the country that happens to be in our conference. Obviously La Tech and Stephen F Austin are not the same team but 67% is a good day and 55% is not.

My attempt was to use some statistics to help back up my opinion that Waters had a good day and I thought he looked comfortable in the pocket   (for the most part).

I know that goEMAW users are generally a smart bunch and wouldn't need me to waste their time by writing unnecessary paragraphs that can easily be put into context if they have been following the thread.

[MakeItRain]

Waters completed 67.9%  8.0 yards per attempt and a 151.2 Rating

Trevor Knight went  55.9%  7.4 yards per attempt and a 122.2 rating.


We all know that Waters numbers were pretty good and that most of it was without our best receiver.

I completely forgot about your love for stats that have no context or relevance.

Maybe what he's saying is who gives a flying flip about what he looks like in the pocket as long as the results are there?  Peyton Manning does a weird happy feet dance thing every time he drops back.  Or maybe you are talking about the sacks?

The numbers have little relevance against SFA and comparing them to Knight is weird. I'm not talking about the sack I don't remember him getting sacked for holding the ball too long. He just didn't look comfortable in the pocket and like I said it may not be his fault. He looked like he did early last season.

I was comparing Waters to the QB of the #3 ranked team in the country that happens to be in our conference. Obviously La Tech and Stephen F Austin are not the same team but 67% is a good day and 55% is not.

My attempt was to use some statistics to help back up my opinion that Waters had a good day and I thought he looked comfortable in the pocket   (for the most part).

I know that goEMAW users are generally a smart bunch and wouldn't need me to waste their time by writing unnecessary paragraphs that can easily be put into context if they have been following the thread.

Using selected offensive stats from one of the worst defensive teams in the FCS is farcical. Comparing the stats to another player in another completely unrelated game against a far better opponent to "strengthen" your point is at best intellectual dishonesty.

I'm talking about how uncomfortable he looked in the pocket, handpicked stats doesn't really add much to that, even more so when a good statistical game was expected. If you didn't see the game or notice his pocket presence you could have just said so.

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

"He didn't look smooth in the pocket""

I think you are the first person in the history of the world to say that. How in the hell does one look smooth in the pocket?

Slow your roll, bigot.

[Benja]

Dinkmentia Vu.

Solid efforts from both backs, considering many thought they would struggle to replace John Hubert. But that’s not where the running-back rotation ends. When a reporter asked K-State coach LHC Bill Snyder about the game’s top two rushers, Snyder asked why Judah Jones wasn’t mentioned in the question.

"How about Judah Jones?" Snyder said. "Judah made some people miss him, right? We need to stop being stubborn and make sure that he gets the opportunity to do that."

Judah Jones, a hybrid receiver/runner, rushed for 24 yards on two carries in the fourth quarter.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/article1337965.html#storylink=cpy

People overlook this. I think it is concerning. I'd like to know who's running the show. It's a valid question, as over the course of last season and now week 1 this year, these quotes continue. 

BS basically acts as CEO, president, and God of the program at this point. He makes the big decisions, signs off on scholies, personnel stuff, offensive and defensive philosophy stuff, but he doesn't do most of the in-game play calls and subs anymore. Hasn't for a few years. That's why these quotes keep popping up.

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

I still don't see what's dementia-y about that quote.

[HerrSonntag]

I didn't think he looked jittery in the pocket, looked downright confident compared to last year.

[Emo EMAW]

MIR and Andrew quit rubbing your dicks on each other and eff already.


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[Panjandrum]

I'm just going to say it...

I'm thrilled that we had nine balls caught by RB/FB/TE.

It's, like, hey, those guys are capable of having the ball thrown to them, too.  We never seem to do that enough.

[detch23]

I didn't think he looked jittery in the pocket, looked downright confident compared to last year.

I agree last year he maybe went through two progressions and would start looking to get the hell out. Not only does he understand all of the tertiary routes better but I think he has more confidence in the line that's in front of him. He showed that improvement late last year.

He's also improved in reading the defense, knowing what the pass blocking scheme is and where he can escape is something you can only get with experience working with the line in game situations.

[pvegs]

I'm just going to say it...

I'm thrilled that we had nine balls caught by RB/FB/TE.

It's, like, hey, those guys are capable of having the ball thrown to them, too.  We never seem to do that enough.

Yeah it always seems like we leave a lot of yardage on the field by not utilizing these guys more as pass catchers. Like it for 3rd down conversions as well.

[CATILLAC]

Any luck finding a link to watch last weeks game yet? TIA