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I absolutely loved when we started going fast-tempo. Cam always seem to get in a groove when we do this and they seemed to do it a lot this game. It kept the Lions D on their heels and it looked like they were getting a little gassed. Do you think we do this more this year?. It seems to fit Cam better. That is all. I'm still hype from the win and can't stop posting.

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I absolutely loved when we started going fast-tempo. Cam always seem to get in a groove when we do this and they seemed to do it a lot this game. It kept the Lions D on their heels and it looked like they were getting a little gassed. Do you think we do this more this year?. It seems to fit Cam better. That is all. I'm still hype from the win and can't stop posting.

 

I don't think that had much to do with Shula. Shula calls were more easily seen with the Tolbert screen for a couple added punt yards, and the first half conservative end without trying to get into field goal range.

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I don't think that had much to do with Shula. Shula calls were more easily seen with the Tolbert screen for a couple added punt yards, and the first half conservative end without trying to get into field goal range.

 

Are you fuging serious rn

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So Cam said "fug it, I'm going no huddle"?  Please.  The no-huddle doesn't happen without Shula calling for it.

 

Shula calls no huddle, and then Cam gets to be Cam. Shula calls generic draw up the gut run plays back to back then a 30 yard bomb and he gets to be Shula. 

 

I'm just saying I felt the plays wore more diverse under Foxball than Shulaball, and that's sad with Cam as our QB. With Foxball we at least ran more smoke routes, play action passes, and slants.

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