Read Today That Palardy's Problem

#77
#77
SpecialTeams said:
Coach Dooley is not only not liked by most players he is not trusted. It is hard to give that extra 10 percent effort to a coach that lets it be know that he really does not care about much else but his job, he is known to throw anyone under the bus.
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Ok, u can go back to not posting anymore... I hate when people speak for the team like they're the players rep.
 
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#79
#79
I didn't read through all of these posts, but if that's his problem why wasn't he doing that in high school? If he was not, then why is he now?
 
#80
#80
onevolfan said:
I didn't read through all of these posts, but if that's his problem why wasn't he doing that in high school? If he was not, then why is he now?
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You get to use a tee in high school for field goals & extra points. In college, you can't use that tee
 
#84
#84
Do they not use high speed cameras each practice so the kickers can see there kicks from several angles to try and understand why they sucked this year. I mean no pun here, but surely they review kicking film each practice. If they can see where they are hitting the ball and in Palardy's case where is his plant foot in relationship to the ball then he should be able to correct his problem.
 
#85
#85
Like most here, I've seen a million kickers hit the ball in the college and the pros, and it is very rare for a guy to hit the ground with his foot before the ball. It happens, but it is rare--for the obvious reason that if you are watching the ball, it is pretty easy to hit it in the proper spot. It's not a small ball. A guy who can't hit the ball squarely on nearly every kick at this stage--he's two years in--has got serious problems. Missing is one thing, but his kick against kentucky was a pathetic. Be a tough guy and kick the damn ball.
 
#90
#90
He wore nike is HS and now has to wear Adidas. Same with our line and RB. I have also heard this problem affects our secondary. Dooley needs to adress this issue.
 
#96
#96
VOLINVONORE said:
Or build up the shoe of his plant foot. Then he can wobble when he runs. However, he will likely have problems throwing passes then.
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Now you using the ole head for something besides a hat holder. We can get him one of those platform shoes from the '70s. They are like a little mini-boot. They have a zipper on the side with about a three inch heel. He could wear one of those on his right foot and that should be enough to get his left foot to miss the ground when he kicks. Great idea!
 
#97
#97
thebjd said:
You were on a roll until this one. No Likes For You:)
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Yeah, I have tried that joke twice and I am 0-2 with it. I guess this crowd is to young to remember the one-hit wonder TagTeam singing, Whoops, there it is...?
 
#98
#98
Jackson_Harris said:
Now you using the ole head for something besides a hat holder. We can get him one of those platform shoes from the '70s. They are like a little mini-boot. They have a zipper on the side with about a three inch heel. He could wear one of those on his right foot and that should be enough to get his left foot to miss the ground when he kicks. Great idea!
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AND...if he needs to throw the ball on a faker...then the platform shoe, with 1" spikes, could be used as a strong push off back foot, so he could possibly complete a Loooooong pass on a 4th down and 79 yards to go(after the o-line allows our backs to be tackled for 2 consecutive 25 yard losses, and then on 3rd down, our back runs into our left guard, over and over). Yes? Just sayin...
 
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#99
#99
Maybe should try barefoot. What is the deal with kickers getting hurt over there. Lincoln, Palardy, his backup? They're kickers for crying out loud.
 
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