Sean Fischer

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I am eating crow. I doubted him the last two years, dreading him being on field.....from what I saw he played one hell of a game tonight! Congrats Fish!

 
God he got really lucky when Ball dropped that pass. Outside of that the 3 senior LBs played really well. Compton had 10 tackles, Whaley had 9 and broke up the last real play of the game (not counting the kneel downs), and Fisher made at least 1 huge stop on a 3rd and short.

Congrats to all 3, don't think they're going to get to play until Michigan State though.

 
I am also eating crow. Fisher played better than I've ever seen him play. That was pretty acceptable play.

With that said, I hope we see Cooper on the field in that role next week. Ohio State is a spread style offense, and I hope Bo and Co. have something special in store to stop Braxton Miller.

 
I wouldn't mind seeing Fisher, Whaley, and Meredith on the field against teams like Michigan State, Penn State, and Iowa. But I'd prefer to see Cooper, Evans, and Martin in their place against the likes of Ohio State, Northwestern, and Michigan.

 
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gobiggergoredder said:
There is nothing to eat crow about. He made routine plays that he is supposed to make....big deal. He's still a liability.
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He played with all the talent he has, can't ask for more than that, but your right he did do what he was supposed to do, just like the rest of the team. So no need in giving props to any of them, right... :confucius

GBR!!!

 
gobiggergoredder said:
There is nothing to eat crow about. He made routine plays that he is supposed to make....big deal. He's still a liability.
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perhaps maybe some crow should be consumed when many posters, and Iand guessing you are one, claimed Fish wasn't good enough to play well in any form or fashion. Personally I thought he did well holding his side against the cut backs in the 2nd half, prevented a lot of big plays by Ball. However he didn't do well in the hole in short yardage, it almost seemed like Bo flipped Whaley and Fish in these situations in the2nd half because I don't remember Fish being in the hole on those plays in the 2nd half.

 
When Sean Fisher is on the field we might as well be playing with 10 defenders. If you actually watched him from play-to-play you'd have seen that this was a typical Fisher performance.

We're lucky Wisconsin/Stave isn't all that smart, because Montee Ball was wide open downfield every single time they didn't motion him into the backfield and he went out for a pass instead. Every single time. Not going to blame Fisher for the coaches making him play that position, but he definitely isn't good at it.

But hey, I'm sure he knows the playbook really well and that's all that matters.

 
huskered17 said:
gobiggergoredder said:
There is nothing to eat crow about. He made routine plays that he is supposed to make....big deal. He's still a liability.
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He played with all the talent he has, can't ask for more than that, but your right he did do what he was supposed to do, just like the rest of the team. So no need in giving props to any of them, right... :confucius

GBR!!!
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He was a part of big plays. He didn't make big plays happen. There is a difference.

 
I disagree, one play I remember where if he didn't stop Ball on a cutback he was running for 20+. But he did make the play and for a loss of yards

 
I'm eating crow on Baker and Cameron. I had thrown these two guys under the bus, but they both played exceptional last night. Cameron my not have gotten his number called, but when he was in there, he was doing his job and holding his edge and ground. He just did his job. Same with Baker. And I say a spark in their steps for the first time in a while.

 
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