If you want me to be more specific, this offense sets up big plays in the running game with passing game success much more than the opposite.It's reliant on both, if that's the word you want to use. Then again, so are most offenses.
My belief is that our fantastic YPC average running this year has a direct correlation to the success of the passing game. I do not know that Cross is capable of lining up and Leornard Fournetting opposing defenses on his own skill alone. Nor that the coaching staff will attempt that.Again, Cross is averaging over 5 yards per carry. That doesn't seem bad to me.
They played exceptionally well last week. Best game of the year by far. Even so, they did a ton of damage through the air. I still do not believe we're a team that consistently line up and run over teams.Except that our O-Line was damn good against the best D-Line in the B1G last week on run blocking.
So how does an O-Line that shut down an excellent D-Line last week in the running game now have problems against a weaksauce D-Line this week?
TT, Niles Paul comes to mind. That game.It is good to see them play until the whistle blows. I can't remember the game, but a few years ago an opposition defender returned a fumble for a TD while our team stood and watched.Still heady play on Kalu.
Nope that's on the secondary coachesThat's on the secondary, great pressure from the D line.
That...doesn't sound right.Never heard that, is that real? You can throw at a defender's legs and it's not grounding?Hit the defender so cannot be grounding.If that's ruled a throw, then that should be intentional grounding on the QB.
And get Riley's winning percentage right on schedule ............... 53.8%Absolutely. Momentum to practice, recruit and get the seniors a bowl game. Go out on a high note.One more and we are 500, more important though we go to a bowl and have an opportunity to win the game with a four game winning streak. That makes for a much better off season than finishing with a losing record.They really are bad. A win is a win though.We are playing improved D but we're also playing against a bad O. Carroo is their one noteworthy player and he's playing on one leg.Is the Rutger's O really bad, have our coaches adjusted, or do we have more healthy players. Why is the D doing so well today?
I agree, usually it just prevents you from winning. But I like aggressive play, that is why I liked the passes before the half and I want to play the same defense that has pressured them until the game is over.Yup. Prevent defense sucks. No pressure.