Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

Status
Not open for further replies.
Omg I cracked ATLs riddle

Matthew Yuricich - IMDb

Look at his movies .... Ghostbusters included

JmBkN.gif
 
read this mf's
Shippensburg welcomed a departure from the Wing-T attack that had been successful in the past but stagnated late in Rees' run. So it was time for Yurcich and the spread, and he turned to a former high school spread QB named Zach Zulli to run it. When Zulli couldn't get on the field ahead of more experienced passers, he worked as a punt returner and backup running back and receiver. With the arrival of the spread, Zulli returned to quarterback.

It didn't take long for Zulli to develop a comfort with the new offense, and it eventually progressed to mastery. The playbook checked in at around 500 pages and 250 plays, but in action, it was simple to learn. Yurcich would teach by playing every position on the field, demonstrating to his players exactly what he wanted. Sometimes it was showing the quarterbacks the right footwork on a drop-back, teaching a running back how to make a jump cut more lethal, sharpening a receiver's dull route or even refining his offensive linemen's kick slides.
How Oklahoma State built college football's top offense.
 
Man the guy took 13 shots and only made 2 and you want him to shoot more.


Tough crowd
Barnes talked about it last year. He needs to take more shots. He said he has the ability to take over a game but is so unselfish, he doesn’t do it. For instance, in the first half, he drove the lane and elevated inside the foul line. He could floated a shot but instead dumped it down to Alexander who was about 2 ft away. He should’ve taken the shot. 2nd half, he want coast to coast and easily scored. I like him a ton. I just don’t think he’s playing to the ability he has. 👊🏼
 
I think the biggest takeaway from the game today is not that we go cold several times, get down by 9 a few times, and struggle the entire first half on quick jumpers inside the paint, but the fact we didn't roll over and give up in a huge pressure game on such a large stage... against the #1 team in the country... a lot of really good teams out there would have folded under pressure, but with Barnes, we seemed to actually LEAN INTO the pressure and problems and rise from the adversity of it. We simply did not get intimidated and kept fighting. That is all you want from your team at the end of the day, win or lose.

By mid January, we should be a better shooting team throughout the course of the game and hopefully won't go into as many cold spells. Our bench will get "deeper" because we will continue to get better. Barnes absolutely will not let these kids get cocky.
 
Man the guy took 13 shots and only made 2 and you want him to shoot more.


Tough crowd

Bruin, stop looking for something to argue about. Good grief. I made an observation based on my opinion of him along with what his coach said about him last year. That’s it. Just my opinion. His defense is great and when he’s not on the floor, it shows. 13 shots but several of those where deep jumpers. He has the speed, athleticism and hops to get to the foul line almost at will. I just want to see more of that. That’s all. Relax... 👊🏼
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Advertisement



Back
Top