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They challenged ESUs Secondary (like they always have in the past) and the DBs/LBs took the ball away… that’s how it happened Jimbo. Love how you tried to frame that question though lol the “obvious” was that ESU is a flat out better football team. Nobody is talking about the defensive line of ESU either. Which is interesting, because they dominated NW up front & disrupted the QBs for 4 quarters. Pretty sure NW starting OL was all healthy & playing.. maybe the Hornets are just… better than NW. see you in a couple weeks Mr. Slice.Originally posted by jimbo slice View Post
im personally wondering how something like that game happens. i mean outside of the obvious. was this kid brand new like never taken a snap? was emporia doing something to confuse him or was he just scared sh^tless?
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nice try. not buying it looking at the stats. nw still did plentyOriginally posted by HornetTakeover View Post
They challenged ESUs Secondary (like they always have in the past) and the DBs/LBs took the ball away… that’s how it happened Jimbo. Love how you tried to frame that question though lol the “obvious” was that ESU is a flat out better football team. Nobody is talking about the defensive line of ESU either. Which is interesting, because they dominated NW up front & disrupted the QBs for 4 quarters. Pretty sure NW starting OL was all healthy & playing.. maybe the Hornets are just… better than NW. see you in a couple weeks Mr. Slice.
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Flustered and frustrated 3 QBs. Are we to believe that a Dynasty like NW only has one QB competent enough to play ball. No way they weren’t prepared. Either of those backups mixed with the run game would have carved up a lesser D. But you can’t tell them nothing.Originally posted by HornetTakeover View Post
They challenged ESUs Secondary (like they always have in the past) and the DBs/LBs took the ball away… that’s how it happened Jimbo. Love how you tried to frame that question though lol the “obvious” was that ESU is a flat out better football team. Nobody is talking about the defensive line of ESU either. Which is interesting, because they dominated NW up front & disrupted the QBs for 4 quarters. Pretty sure NW starting OL was all healthy & playing.. maybe the Hornets are just… better than NW. see you in a couple weeks Mr. Slice.
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Reload backup account?Originally posted by HornetTakeover View Post
They challenged ESUs Secondary (like they always have in the past) and the DBs/LBs took the ball away… that’s how it happened Jimbo. Love how you tried to frame that question though lol the “obvious” was that ESU is a flat out better football team. Nobody is talking about the defensive line of ESU either. Which is interesting, because they dominated NW up front & disrupted the QBs for 4 quarters. Pretty sure NW starting OL was all healthy & playing.. maybe the Hornets are just… better than NW. see you in a couple weeks Mr. Slice.
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Wym?? NW offense has always been gimmicky, and relied on explosive plays.. take that away and make them sustain drives and if you tackle well, they typically struggle.. that’s good game planning on ESUs part.. especially when you have a Secondary unit like ESU this year. So yes, NW “won on the stat sheet” bc they were on the field for 20 out of 30 minutes the 1st half, but they got their teeth kicked in. 13 points is all those yards could get them. Says more good things about ESU defense than it does negative. I get it, you don’t wanna believe it yet. Completely fair, still a lot to prove with the season being so young.Originally posted by jimbo slice View Post
nice try. not buying it looking at the stats. nw still did plenty
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I’d believe you, but ESU didn’t even come close to beating NW last year….Originally posted by HornetTakeover View Post
Wym?? NW offense has always been gimmicky, and relied on explosive plays.. take that away and make them sustain drives and if you tackle well, they typically struggle.. that’s good game planning on ESUs part.. especially when you have a Secondary unit like ESU this year. So yes, NW “won on the stat sheet” bc they were on the field for 20 out of 30 minutes the 1st half, but they got their teeth kicked in. 13 points is all those yards could get them. Says more good things about ESU defense than it does negative. I get it, you don’t wanna believe it yet. Completely fair, still a lot to prove with the season being so young.
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I thought Hohensee carried the team in that 2nd half against Southern.Originally posted by Alfred33 View Post
He has his moments, he’s normally pretty good with legs when under duress, but he’s proven to be fragile. His pick 6 last night had nothing to do with pressure… 1st read quick out that was covered well and shouldn’t have been thrown. Came back out, marched down the field and took the lead, but got hurt somewhere on that drive and didn’t play the rest of the night.
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