Ive heard someone talk about how he’s essentially a fourth lineman in this defense.
Game Thoughts SEMO
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Curious to hear Sage discuss Hunter's performance. His timing, arm strength, and ball velocity opens up so much more to an offense.
Accuracy will be key for him. Likely his errors come from poor footwork or lazy bases when he tries to use the arm too much
Accuracy will be key for him. Likely his errors come from poor footwork or lazy bases when he tries to use the arm too much
When I saw it live in the stadium, (west side so the play was toward me) it appeared that the receiver didn't break like Hunter expected so he directed him downfield but the defender was still too tight and help was coming. The clock was going off in Hunter's head so he just threw it into the ground behind the receivers so it wasn't grounding but wasn't in danger of being picked off.
Let's hope Hunter has more of Stabler than Tua. Our color guy, Todd Doxzen described Hunter as being Steve Young-like. I like that even better.
Jealous I am. I blame our lack of good rural internet, more than espn+, although espn+ could be better. some of the above comments very true.
I think I missed the whole 1st half before espn+ got going and started working for me. It never did accept the search mode for "iowa state vs semo". That link was just dead the whole game. In the 2nd half I found an iowa state vs semo link in their regular content. That one finally worked and I was able to watch the 2nd half with a usual amt of buffering.
I was able to watch the 1st half (entire game really) on replay with less buffering. Espn+ actually works better for me on replay or slighly delayed.
Works for me! Thx.
Yeah, I'm not sure I wnat to watch that one again.
Yup. The point is even some of his incompletions were the right play. There was nothing there so throwing it away was the smart play
I rewatched them game and the first defensive drive, he rushed most plays. He was definitely a step slow later when he dropped into pass coverage. Defensively, he concerns me the most when we get to big 12 play.
Yeah, I was impressed with SEMO's O-line. The announcers also mentioned as a group, they've been together for like 4 years so there's continuity.
Their QB, DeLaurent, also impressed me as did that big WR, #4 I think?
I think SEMO might go on to have a really good year. We might view this game a little differently some weeks from now.
I watched the Iowa highlights earlier and I was bored. So, there is no way I'd watch the full game.
They appeared to have quite a bit of talent and playmakers on offense, but I think defensively they'll be very bad all year.
Awesome, thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for. Dekkers looks like I remembered, took a few possessions to warm up and then looked comfortable. Can't wait for Saturday!
Well, I like them both. Any cominationis of the two is fine by me. FWIW, Stabler was physically tougher and a better runner, but Tua was a better pinpoint passer extraordinaire. I only saw Snake in person at the end of his NFL career (when he could barely walk), but I saw Tua a couple of times at Alabama. He was something-something until he injured both of his ankles against Georgia in the 2018 SEC Championship Game. Even then, he bounced back for a near perfect game vs. Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl before Clemson clocked him in the Championship Game @ Santa Clara.
WR blocking on screens was not good