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Blitz said...
Is the youth really gonna matter if it's not being developed? If they're still practicing that badly to the point they can't earn a little more PT towards the end of the season I'd say development isn't come along. Why else is Rex out there hobbling around yesterday and running ineffectively with 3 ballyhooed RBs watching from the sideline? And what's the deal with Jamal? Josh stated something about his ego. Has this ego been there all year and just now it's being dealt with? Or did this ego just develop? And I'm sure Jamal isn't the only player on the team with an ego. Those are my beefs. People can talk about youth all they want. But it's pointless if doesn't get developed. And all the talent in the world won't matter if Bo can't starting getting these kids ready to play every single week of the season. The losing every year at home to unranked opponent has to end.
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Maybe we don't
I don't see in playing an upperclassmen when he can't play. Just because he is an upperclassmen. I would rather a young guy make a mistake, than an upperclassmen just because he is an upperclassmen. Or he shows the coach more respect than the young guy. Or because the coach feels he should be loyal to a guy that has tried harder, but his hardest is not better than the young guy.
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Actually, the reason they're not starting is because we do have players with more experience, with the possible exception of RB.
Jones is a better player with more experience, period.
Marlowe, Bell, Q, and Kinnie are more experienced. They may not have more natural talent, but I'd say they're better players at this point in time.
We could use a reliable second option at RB, but until someone emerges, I'd rather see all three frosh get opportunities when they can.
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Is the youth really gonna matter if it's not being developed? If they're still practicing that badly to the point they can't earn a little more PT towards the end of the season I'd say development isn't come along. Why else is Rex out there hobbling around yesterday and running ineffectively with 3 ballyhooed RBs watching from the sideline? And what's the deal with Jamal? Josh stated something about his ego. Has this ego been there all year and just now it's being dealt with? Or did this ego just develop? And I'm sure Jamal isn't the only player on the team with an ego. Those are my beefs. People can talk about youth all they want. But it's pointless if doesn't get developed. And all the talent in the world won't matter if Bo can't starting getting these kids ready to play every single week of the season. The losing every year at home to unranked opponent has to end.
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How do you know it's not being developed?
They are practicing with the varsity instead of languishing on the scout team. They are going up against the first and second team players every day.
That IS part of developing players.
Losses happen, and frankly, these are two separate issues.
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Are you serious? Nothing to do with the game. So if Aaron Green gets carries... Rex isn't as tired or worn down. If We have a play maker like Jamal on the field who knows what he breaks... even if its just Returns. Maybe if we actually SUBED in players in the Oline and at the DE spots we might be more fresh and be able to block.
Seriously DA, you can you honestly say personal decisions have no effect on games?
And i've give you an example. Bo does not have the ability to build up Taylor to the media with out throwing Brion under the bus. Bo just can't do it. Look up some of the quote from Bo about the two.
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But they're still not getting into games. It at least gives off the impression that it's not being developed. Otherwise, Rex would get a few breaks.
Maybe Aaron or Braylon or Ameer could've provided a much needed spark to the offense yesterday. We'll never know though.
And it looked like the defensive talent isn't being developed too well yesterday. No pressure on the QB. We're still afraid to blitz. Evans got abused. Not to mention they couldn't step up at the most opportune time. After we pulled within 21-18, the D blew a golden opportunity to get the ball back and get a hot handed Taylor back in the game with a chance to take the lead. Instead, Northwestern literally ran the ball down our throat, chewed up clock and sealed the deal. Why? Because the D was worn down because we're not developing the players to provide legitimate depth and rotation.
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But they're still not getting into games. It at least gives off the impression that it's not being developed. Otherwise, Rex would get a few breaks.
Maybe Aaron or Braylon or Ameer could've provided a much needed spark to the offense yesterday. We'll never know though.
And it looked like the defensive talent isn't being developed too well yesterday. No pressure on the QB. We're still afraid to blitz. Evans got abused. Not to mention they couldn't step up at the most opportune time. After we pulled within 21-18, the D blew a golden opportunity to get the ball back and get a hot handed Taylor back in the game with a chance to take the lead. Instead, Northwestern literally ran the ball down our throat, chewed up clock and sealed the deal. Why? Because the D was worn down because we're not developing the players to provide legitimate depth and rotation.
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But they're still not getting into games. It at least gives off the impression that it's not being developed. Otherwise, Rex would get a few breaks.
Maybe Aaron or Braylon or Ameer could've provided a much needed spark to the offense yesterday. We'll never know though.
And it looked like the defensive talent isn't being developed too well yesterday. No pressure on the QB. We're still afraid to blitz. Evans got abused. Not to mention they couldn't step up at the most opportune time. After we pulled within 21-18, the D blew a golden opportunity to get the ball back and get a hot handed Taylor back in the game with a chance to take the lead. Instead, Northwestern literally ran the ball down our throat, chewed up clock and sealed the deal. Why? Because the D was worn down because we're not developing the players to provide legitimate depth and rotation.
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Are you serious? Nothing to do with the game. So if Aaron Green gets carries... Rex isn't as tired or worn down. If We have a play maker like Jamal on the field who knows what he breaks... even if its just Returns. Maybe if we actually SUBED in players in the Oline and at the DE spots we might be more fresh and be able to block.
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Not to mention they couldn't step up at the most opportune time. After we pulled within 21-18, the D blew a golden opportunity to get the ball back and get a hot handed Taylor back in the game with a chance to take the lead. Instead, Northwestern literally ran the ball down our throat, chewed up clock and sealed the deal. Why? Because the D was worn down because we're not developing the players to provide legitimate depth and rotation.
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