Dying for football so much that I started rewatching games after work starting in 2016 and I'm at the UCLA game in 2017.

Is this a cause for concern? Trayveon Williams doesn't switch the ball to his sideline arm when he breaks a run to the outside. I don't consider him to have a fumbling issue, just wonder it would be considered fundamentally correct to protect the ball with sideline.

Examples:

2016 Tennessee 3:10:26
2017 UCLA 48:11

These are types of things I expect to be fixed in Jimbo's regime. Attention to detail can be the difference in a win or a loss.


DISCLAIMER: T-Will is a great Ag and one of my favorite players on the team. This isn't a shot at him.

Thanks for the response!

The solution = Don't get caught from behind

They can't poke out what they can't catch!

This isn't unusual at all. There is no reason to worry about. Lots of running backs and receivers are more comfortable with the ball in their dominate hand.

Easier to spike the ball in the endzone with your dominant arm

Meximan said:

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They can't poke out what they can't catch!

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I always seem to catch it, when I poke it

dominant... it's dominant hand girlfriend.

I was speaking of how you talk to a running back. You don't tell a running back to carry the ball in his has hand, you say arm. I would thought you would have known that.

You obviously don't get coaches talk. But, I already knew that.