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episode 258: WTKA Roundtable 9/5/2019: I Agree With Al Borges
Things discussed:
- We could run the Arc Read/Split Zone thing every play. Borges calls it the "QB bluff run."
- Freshmen: Hayes killed it, the RBs killed it.
- You could see they had some screens in the offense—
- Not crisp—Craig compares us unfavorably to Bowling Green.
- Charbonnet: Has a chance to join A-Train and Hart as great pass pro RBs
- Shea: decision-making still not great, but accurate and efficient
- MTSU tried to get to the perimeter, "did so belligerently." Brian liked their offensive gameplan, not so much defense.
- First time Brian charted some off coverage—greater diversity. Natural to play Cov2 against teams that are trying to get outside.
- Gray: UFR less encouraging than live.
- Mason not ready. Goes so hard he ends up on the ground and can't get back to the play.
- Michigan has to find a way to get Josh Uche on the field. Hutchinson looked close to a breakout. Did work inside.
- Army: Their offense is all about 10 minute drives: three yards is a win because they'll go for every 4th and 1. Rice is so bad and played Army pretty evenly.
- Around the league: Justin Fields, Wisconsin, Penn State: impressive starts. Michigan State, Nebraska, Purdue. Northwestern has a five-star QB who comes in and sucks.
- State: Man you need some offensive tackles.
- Nebraska: congratulations you have a slot receiver; you already had a good one.