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Todman 49-yard TD


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Cap definitely showed he was more than willing to lower his pads and fight for extra yards. I saw him pushing the pile multiple times.

After tonight I've got to think Wegher is the odd man out. With everybody making a basically equal case, nobody made a compelling enough reason to shuffle the depth chart. Stewart, Cap, Fozzy, Todman is where we'll likely end up.

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They kept running Wegher through the A gap. Almost like they were punishing him by running him through the heart of the defense over and over and over again. Looked like he was spoken to when he popped a run outside for a big gain. Toss the kid a draw (not up the A gap), or a screen, or an off tackle run. I believe I saw him spitting up blood.

Maybe the coaches are so stubborn they do not want their RBs running to daylight, but rather following blockers who cannot move bodies. Maybe it has never been the RBs, but the coaches who have created these running game issues.

Take what the defense gives you has always been my motto. Scrap the play if the blockers in front of you cannot open the hole - at that point it is a broken play. No need to run into a wall when the play breaks down with the blocking so you can say you ran to the correct hole.

Too much micro managing from the coaches.

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They kept running Wegher through the A gap. Almost like they were punishing him by running him through the heart of the defense over and over and over again. Looked like he was spoken to when he popped a run outside for a big gain. Toss the kid a draw (not up the A gap), or a screen, or an off tackle run. I believe I saw him spitting up blood.

Maybe the coaches are so stubborn they do not want their RBs running to daylight, but rather following blockers who cannot move bodies. Maybe it has never been the RBs, but the coaches who have created these running game issues.

Take what the defense gives you has always been my motto. Scrap the play if the blockers in front of you cannot open the hole - at that point it is a broken play. No need to run into a wall when the play breaks down with the blocking so you can say you ran to the correct hole.

Too much micro managing from the coaches.

Is this a joke ??

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That was a draw play on 3rd and long. Not a straight up run. Caught the defense sleeping. The typical Todman run is when he gets blown up behind the LoS.

Still waiting fo CAP to show he is physical and not simply a dancer. Defenders square up with CAP and he folds to the ground. He is not going to replace Stewart until he can create yards with some power. His chance near the end zone said it all. Same issue at Auburn.

Very impressed wih the OL tonight.

I'm willing to bet Dan Henning came in his pants once he heard a Carolina RB scores on a 3rd and ten draw play.

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