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Davidson Deac II

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  1. Yea, got to disagree with the special teams grade. Punt returns were non existent.
  2. They also averaged 30 plus runs a game last year, and 25 rushes today.
  3. Well, that might be the game. Same as last year, close but crunch time mistakes killing us.
  4. The TD was just a great throw and catch, with decent coverage. The play before that was terrible coverage.
  5. Seattle is making a big effort to stop the run. Might be time to throw it deep, after this next play.
  6. I would have liked to see them try to pick up a quick 20-25 yards, and if it works, then try to get in field goal range. But I certainly understand why they would run out the clock, and it doesn't bother me.
  7. That hurt bad, really bad. If thats the rule that he gets ejected for something like that, then its a silly rule.
  8. Yep, Wilson throws well on the run. I really don't fault the defense to much on that one.
  9. Amazing how much better the secondary looks when we are getting pressure on the passer.
  10. Perhaps, but so far, their defense has been on the field more than ours has.
  11. Why throw it to the underneath receiver? Olsen is not a good enough runner to pick that up unless he is wide open.
  12. My personal favorites are Empire of the East, and the Legion of Videssos. Videssos is about part of a Roman legion being transported to another world in which Magic is far stronger than in ours. It was written Harry Turtledove, and the world they are transported to bears a lot of similiarities to the eastern roman empire after the split, except with magic. Turtledove majored or minored in Byzantine studies, so he knows a lot about the period. Empire of the East is a future world (maybe ours) that is devastated by a near nuclear war in which a few bombs go off. Somehow this makes magic stronger, and wizards arise thousands of years afterward. I think it was what the Book of Swords was based on.
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