That’s fair.Offense between the 20s: like A-.
Red zone offense; like D-
That’s fair.Offense between the 20s: like A-.
Red zone offense; like D-
I think we have a good kicker. The miss was due to a bad snap that threw off the timing.We need a new OC and can we get a really good K for a change? We played well, which is great, but well, it was Purdue.
B- for the offense. They had long, time-consuming drives that mostly ended in points (one missed FG should've been made; that's not on the offense). That allowed the 'Cats to control and dictate the pace of the game. It was great complementary football.Defense: A
Offense: C+
True, just stinks he missed a chip shot. Our kickers haven't been the best of late, thus the kicker rant. It was a good game overall, wish we could have scored a bit more. I feel sorry for the Boilermaker fans though. It is going to be a long season for them.I think we have a good kicker. The miss was due to a bad snap that threw off the timing.
We just doninated a game start to finish and kept their offense entirely off the field the entire first half and our kicker has been great all year and… you’re mad at the kicker and OCWe need a new OC and can we get a really good K for a change? We played well, which is great, but well, it was Purdue.
Very proud of Lanny Martin, my fraternity brother who has done so much for NU athletics. He was also a great IM athlete. RIP Lanny.Last quarter at Martin Stadium…🥹
Our OC kept Purdue mathematically in the game well into the 4th Q despite being up 3 scores. That’s hard to do but he did. As we saw, Purdue could eat up big chunks of yardage to potentially score quickly. Fortunately we stripped the one 50 yd pass and the other was overturned to my surprise (I didnt think there was convincing evidence to overturn).We just doninated a game start to finish and kept their offense entirely off the field the entire first half and our kicker has been great all year and… you’re mad at the kicker and OC
More like Brad Muster. A little less physical and more athelticism than Alstotr.Preckel looks cut from the Mike Alstott cloth. Am I the only one with that perception?
Our RB and QB kept Purdue on the game by coughing up the football after successful drivesOur OC kept Purdue mathematically in the game well into the 4th Q despite being up 3 scores. That’s hard to do but he did. As we saw, Purdue could eat up big chunks of yardage to potentially score quickly. Fortunately we stripped the one 50 yd pass and the other was overturned to my surprise (I didnt think there was convincing evidence to overturn).
It’s not just the play calling, it’s also Stone’s decision making. On the 4th quarter interception he had Himon wide open in the flat for an easy first down on the short side of the field. Instead he tries to throw a deep out to Wilde on the far side of the field. Easy interception. Stone does not have the arm to make that long cross field throw. He seems to be the only one who hasn’t realized that yet.Lujan’s lack of situational awareness is astounding.
Lujan has improved by leaps and bounds relative to last year.We need a new OC and can we get a really good K for a change? We played well, which is great, but well, it was Purdue.
Also just a freshman RB coughing the ball up when all you need to do is just hold onto it. Like my god, we’re obsessed with the OC around here, it’s a compulsionIt’s not just the play calling, it’s also Stone’s decision making. On the 4th quarter interception he had Himon wide open in the flat for an easy first down on the short side of the field. Instead he tries to throw a deep out to Wilde on the far side of the field. Easy interception. Stone does not have the arm to make that long cross field throw. He seems to be the only one who hasn’t realized that yet.
Over reacted with the kicker, but still want more passing.We just doninated a game start to finish and kept their offense entirely off the field the entire first half and our kicker has been great all year and… you’re mad at the kicker and OC
It's actually a great time for him to fumble. Good teaching moment for the coaches. He's a very talented player.And we will need him to hold onto the ball in a tight game in the future.Also just a freshman RB coughing the ball up when all you need to do is just hold onto it. Like my god, we’re obsessed with the OC around here, it’s a compulsion
Agree there were several times where Hyman ran out of the backfield and was wide open and stone never looked for him at all and that was one of the occasionsIt’s not just the play calling, it’s also Stone’s decision making. On the 4th quarter interception he had Himon wide open in the flat for an easy first down on the short side of the field. Instead he tries to throw a deep out to Wilde on the far side of the field. Easy interception. Stone does not have the arm to make that long cross field throw. He seems to be the only one who hasn’t realized that yet.
That'll work, no?More like Brad Muster. A little less physical and more athelticism than Alstotr.
We are missing the point. There was no, none, zero reason to call a pass play at that point. There was almost no upside especially for a sideline route. We run 3 times and don’t get the first? Well, either they’ve now used all their timeouts, or we’ve run a couple minutes off the clock which essentially ends their chances.It’s not just the play calling, it’s also Stone’s decision making. On the 4th quarter interception he had Himon wide open in the flat for an easy first down on the short side of the field. Instead he tries to throw a deep out to Wilde on the far side of the field. Easy interception. Stone does not have the arm to make that long cross field throw. He seems to be the only one who hasn’t realized that yet.
This is my problem with Stone. We can probably live with a noodle arm. But he has to make good decisions. He could have had four picks today against a strong teamIt’s not just the play calling, it’s also Stone’s decision making. On the 4th quarter interception he had Himon wide open in the flat for an easy first down on the short side of the field. Instead he tries to throw a deep out to Wilde on the far side of the field. Easy interception. Stone does not have the arm to make that long cross field throw. He seems to be the only one who hasn’t realized that yet.
Yeah he made several poor decisions and it didn't really cost us much. But the rest of the year we will need him to make good decisions and accurate passes, which he is capable of delivering.This is my problem with Stone. We can probably live with a noodle arm. But he has to make good decisions. He could have had four picks today against a strong team
No one said he will turn into those players. He has some similar characteristics. We'll see how good he becomes. He is only six months removed from being a HS kid in the middle of nowhere Missouri. Let's give him some time. The fact that he is contributing as a true freshmen as a RB, a position no one foresaw him playing, is pretty impressive.Not to throw cold water or anything, but if he's as good as Muster or Altstot he should be our starting back and is headed to an NFL career.
The noodle arm thing around here is weird too. He doesn’t have a rocket but he’s got a decent arm, it’s better than Ramsey’s.This is my problem with Stone. We can probably live with a noodle arm. But he has to make good decisions. He could have had four picks today against a strong team
He's short on nearly every long or wide throw. I'm OK with this, as long as he knows his limits and doesn't make bad decisions. Like today. Could have been 4 picks.The noodle arm thing around here is weird too. He doesn’t have a rocket but he’s got a decent arm, it’s better than Ramsey’s.