He completes all his hand offs to achane
What stat line from King will make you comfortable going into Mia?
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LincolnBorglum79 said:
Don't expect a huge number of passes. Our defense will shut down SHSU and we will be able to run the ball very effectively.
I would like to see Evan Stewart have some big plays and find out more about our RB depth.
I think King will have 100 plus rushing and 250 passing if the plays long enough. Hoping for 200 total yards from Achane and maybe even another 100 from the backup RBs.
Should be fun to watch against a pretty good but overmatched team
Really?
A healthy, injury free two deep offensive line.
Who's Mia? Got any pics of her?Quote:
going into Mia?
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going into Mia?
100 points scored between the 2 games & no turnovers.
No interceptions.
Over 50% completions.
Willingness to keep the ball on zone read plays.
Over 50% completions.
Willingness to keep the ball on zone read plays.
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So 2-0 winning 7-0 with the TD by the defense will be ok?
The only stat that matters is the W. Everything else is virtue signaling.
I just want to see an efficient offense get into a rhythm. I want to see as few 3rd down attempts as possible.
Limit the TOs and no reason he should not have a good completion %
greg.w.h said:
The only stat that matters is the W. Everything else is virtue signaling.
This is just not true. If the Ags win but the passing game looks bad, how can anyone feel good about Miami and SEC opponents?
I want Haynes to play exactly 2 halves bc its not competitive. Give Max and Connor each a quarter. Haynes w 200 passing yards per game and Achane w 150 yards.
No turnovers
No punts
No punts
LincolnBorglum79 said:
Don't expect a huge number of passes. Our defense will shut down SHSU and we will be able to run the ball very effectively.
I would like to see Evan Stewart have some big plays and find out more about our RB depth.
I think King will have 100 plus rushing and 250 passing if the plays long enough. Hoping for 200 total yards from Achane and maybe even another 100 from the backup RBs.
Should be fun to watch against a pretty good but overmatched team
That's not what was reported earlier this year. The one thing we haven't done consistently over the last couple years is throw the ball down the field. Jimbo has stated he understands this needs to change and I think we will be seeing a lot of it in the first 5 games, as we get ready for Alabama,
I want to see him go through his progressions and deliver accurately to the open man or run when it's not there
I want to see him protect the ball
I want to see some explosive pass plays downfield thrown with accuracy
Just overall look good and comfortable out there, like he is in command of the offense
I want to see him protect the ball
I want to see some explosive pass plays downfield thrown with accuracy
Just overall look good and comfortable out there, like he is in command of the offense
If he takes care of the rock we will be very good. If not then we have an excellent backup.
Wins vs loss
I think the OP meant this year's Miami game, not next year's. Just sayin'.Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
completion % of 65% or greater
3/4-1 td to int ratio
at least 10 wins
Dario said:EOT honestly. As long as he minimizes the number of turnovers (which he should be able to do), we are looking at an NY6 bowl game at worst.riverrataggie said:
No turnovers.
Yep this is the most critical stat line going into Miami. Although, I do want to see that he is taking some shots and risks at certain times.
Jimbo said he is opening up the playbook. So we gotta accept a few more INTs but better see some big play TDs too.
I would like to see a single INT on his stat sheet. And over 125 yards rushing. 60+% completion.
Heck, by Thursday I'll have myself convinced we could lose to Sam.
Comfortable going in to Miami? Who are you?
No turnovers, a good completion percentage, a few TDs and smart decision making
Not worried about stats just this guy baking in the Miami sun in full uniform.
Not really looking for specific stats, but if we're limiting the turnovers and complete a couple deep balls each game I'll feel good about things.
50/50 for 100 yards and 7 touchdowns passing or rushing....in first quarter. If not, he's a bum, we go winless.
No turnovers, unless the receivers fault.
At least 50 yards rushing.
60% completion, and at least 20% of them between the hashes.
At least 50 yards rushing.
60% completion, and at least 20% of them between the hashes.
55+ points in this first game. Don't care how we get there.
No relation between stats vs sam houston as to how I would expect to perform against MIA for me. This is the year you start to not struggle with teams youre better than.
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If he puts up two Kent States I'm laying the house on Miami
Struggles against the little sisters of the poor usually indicate struggles against big dogs
Struggles against the little sisters of the poor usually indicate struggles against big dogs
One interception and no several game missing injury
Yea, I dont think any performances will make me comfortable going into Miami.Keeper of The Spirits said:
If he puts up two Kent States I'm laying the house on Miami
Struggles against the little sisters of the poor usually indicate struggles against big dogs
23/30 173yds, 17att 60yds 1 TD
20/36 294yds 4TD, 13att 124yds 2TD
20/36 294yds 4TD, 13att 124yds 2TD
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