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College Football - Week 4


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2 minutes ago, CRA said:

Yeah, you could tell by Dabo’s reaction to that play it had a built in throw to audible to and Cade went there.  But I blame Dabo for putting any decision making on Cade.   He should of made it clear that was not something he could go to in that scenario regardless of what the coverage said.

Sometimes simplest is best.  Third and short and your Oline had been recently run blocking well, just sneak it twice.  

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16 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Holy poo, Clemson are washed.

#4 team beat them in OT…and FSU was out gained by 100+ yards on the day, lost time of possession, etc.  

Clemson isn’t washed.  It just young talent.  Young talent that isn’t being coached and managed well in games up against older, experienced portal driven teams. 

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10 minutes ago, CRA said:

#4 team beat them in OT…and FSU was out gained by 100+ yards on the day, lost time of possession, etc.  

Clemson isn’t washed.  It just young talent.  Young talent that isn’t being coached and managed well in games up against older, experienced portal driven teams. 

Where's the explosive talent on O?

That #4 ranking for FSU is a mirage. 

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1 minute ago, OldhamA said:

Where's the explosive talent on O?

That #4 ranking for FSU is a mirage. 

It’s just young.  And injuries have been an issue at the position the last couple years.    Which hurts a program that is focused on development and not the portal.


And I don’t disagree about the #4 ranking.  They aren’t a top 5 team. 

 

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