Gee Donovan, our guys sure did not look soft out there tossing some Trojans around as EJ racked up the yardage and scored in the red zone!
Again, thank you, Donovan Raiola.
Again, thank you, Donovan Raiola.
Thank you, Donovan Raiola.
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I think he just has a bunch of bad habits from his freshman year. He didn't get a season to work on fundamentals and he lost his OC halfway through his first season. Play-calling and scheme dictates pocket depth, timing, routes, even arm angle and he had to change less than a year ago. Now they won't even let him step into a throw in a clean pocket because if we risk a long-developing play we gets hit, hurt, fumbles, and we lose the game. We had one long developing play last night, we had all of the momentum, a chance to go up 21-6 and he held onto the ball too long, took a sack and got hurt. A lot of the sacks are due to scheme and play-calling...getting into 3rd and long. Last night I don't think we had a single sack because they schemed away from it, ran the ball on 3rd and long and ran quick read routes, fades, and back shoulder throws. A well called game, should have won...need a better kicker to play a ball-control style of game tho. But for a true sophomore he has great poise and makes good decisions most of the time. Lateef could barely field a snap, and that shows how spoiled we've been to have Dylan, who is really good for his age.
Thanks again, Donovan. Your guys are 50 yards downfield throwing Bruins around like ragdolls as EJ runs into the end zone for another Husker TD!!!
Excited for this worthless fat f^ck to be shown the door after his prima donna nephew quits
THANKS AGAIN, DONOVAN. ABSOLUTELY SMASHING THE BRUINS UP FRONT FOR TD AFTER TD!
SMASHMOUTH FOOTBALL!
Somebody's wrong takes are old news on this forum as the Huskers begin to ascend!!!
SMASHMOUTH FOOTBALL!
Somebody's wrong takes are old news on this forum as the Huskers begin to ascend!!!
See how much better the offensive line looks without a statue under center.
The sad part is that Raiola can be a run threat. He’s a big dude and he can move enough to make teams pay and he just almost refuses to do it. That play he fumbled on he looked like a fullback running with reckless abandon….just put the ball away.
There is no doubt that TJL’s run threat helps his O line.