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20 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

I’m not sold on Bozeman in this blocking scheme either. 

Hes my favorite offense player and this season hes getting pushed around like hes cosplaying paradis. Just looks like a different player.

 

He did look better on the double teams with colbert back.

 

I now think Chirst was 10x more important to the OL, seems he was the glue for both icky and boz. Both of them mentally look broken most snaps. 

 

Maybe colbert being back and playing zone before will improve this 31st unit. 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Basbear said:

He did look better on the double teams with colbert back.

That's been my read.

He's basically been having to account for his own position while also helping two weaker guards. Having Corbett back looked like it made a huge difference.

Now if we could shore up the other spot...

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16 hours ago, Basbear said:

Hes my favorite offense player and this season hes getting pushed around like hes cosplaying paradis. Just looks like a different player.

 

He did look better on the double teams with colbert back.

 

I now think Chirst was 10x more important to the OL, seems he was the glue for both icky and boz. Both of them mentally look broken most snaps. 

 

Maybe colbert being back and playing zone before will improve this 31st unit. 

 

 

Throckmorton is horrible 

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15 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Smith-Marsette and Blackshear brought some juice in the return game today. Honestly one of the few bright spots today.

I noticed this too before I cut the game off for good before halftime. Thought the defense was fighting too and Burns was making his presence known. 

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