killme
Active member
- Joined
- Sep 3, 2011
- Messages
- 1,572
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 36
The other 10 are funny, too. I think we should check their scores. Perhaps they photoshopped in a few TDs?
Does anyone know how the blackout restrictions work for WatchESPN? We're trying to get a tailgate feed going of the game this weekend.
I think any games that are regionally/locally sold - like those on ABC - are blacked out in the "local" area. Nationally broadcast games, however, are available to everyone (we are a national broadcast so blackouts won't apply).
I took the liberty of correcting a couple of your typos. No offense intended. Your post is what makes this so fun. What if the coaches actually do some of the things you suggest? Some of it sounds reasonable. I want wait to find out what Limegrover and Claeys have cooked up after 2 weeks.
Anyone know when games are available for replay on ESPN3 without having to login? We (Utah State) have a game at 2:30 as well so I won't be able to watch it live (I'm going to do everything I can to not find out the score, didn't work for the UNLV game but did for Indiana). I can get login info if need be but it would be easier if I didn't have to.
Do they let you watch any games without logging in? I always thought you had to
It's not like either team will be throwing it all over the place, or has an explosive offense...on paper. This should be a relatively low scoring game. Giving that many points is just amazing to me.
Can we expect to see R. Williams? I think he could be effective with David Cobb in wearing down the Badgers defense.
I'm going to Vegas tomorrow through Friday and then flying in to Minneapolis Friday night for the game. Thinking about taking Wisconsin on the moneyline so that I'll have a consolation if we come up short. If the Gophers win I could truly careless about the bet. Seems like a win-win.
Would suck if the Gophers lost by two touchdowns and didn't cover though.
I think money line means an odds based line where you win if your team wins (like with a pony at Canterbury) as opposed to a points line.
They are second in the country in number of plays over 50 yards with 15. Number 1 is Baylor with 18. I guess relative to Baylor they are not explosive.
Unless the gophers run the same game plan that Ohio State used against Wisconsin (8/9 in the box every play) , I doubt Stave will throw it much.Yikes! I stand corrected. Am I still right that neither team will be throwing it all over the place?
An interesting angle in this one will be who uses the "Jet Sweep/Option" better. Wisconsin used the jet sweep to great effect in the Big Ten title game last year and has since turned it into a play where they either run the sweep, dive, or play action. I'm not sure if it is appropriate to call it an option, but I'll bet the QB is counting guys at the line of scrimmage and changing into the most favorable choice on at least some occasions.
Limegrover admitted drafting it from the UW film for Nebraska and now it's becoming a regular part of the Gopher offense. Both staffs are doing cool stuff with this play. With Nelson, the Gophers could probably run an effective bootleg opposite the direction of the sweep. This will be an interesting side note to keep an eye on.
Oddly enough, what's old is new again. I don't know if anyone else will remember this but in the 2003 game at the dome I believe, Mase's team gained a ton of yards on 3 or 4 jet sweeps before halftime. Does anyone else remember this and remember who the wideout was that was running the ball?
It's not like either team will be throwing it all over the place, or has an explosive offense...on paper. This should be a relatively low scoring game. Giving that many points is just amazing to me.
Wow, we better now show up. Todd or "Gahd", whatever your name is, could you explain what kind of "Gahd" that you are? Obviously you have enlightened us on how "Gahdly" the Badgers are.FWIW, Wisconsin has been very explosive this year. Wisconsin gains 20+ yards on 7.9% of rush attempts, best in the country. They are second in plays of 50 yards or more, behind only Baylor. Wisconsin has 14 rushing TD's of 20 yards or more, tied with Oregon for best in the country. Wisconsin also averages 9.4 yards per rush outside the tackles, best of any AQ team.
Wisconsin backs average 4.3 yards per carry before first contact, best of any AQ team, and 1.8 yard above average. Jared Abbrederis also has 6 catches of 50 yards or more, and 12 over 25, so it's not just the running game.
Wow, we better now show up. Todd or "Gahd", whatever your name is, could you explain what kind of "Gahd" that you are? Obviously you have enlightened us on how "Gahdly" the Badgers are.
Wow, we better now show up. Todd or "Gahd", whatever your name is, could you explain what kind of "Gahd" that you are? Obviously you have enlightened us on how "Gahdly" the Badgers are.
FWIW, Wisconsin has been very explosive this year.
Are you sitting around just looking to be offended about something? That's not even remotely close to what he said. He responded to someone that claimed UW didn't have an explosis offense and countered with stats that prove otherwise. Nowhere did Todd write 'yeah our offense is so great you guys should just pack it up and head home'.