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RE: *** Game Thread: Old Dominion @ Marshall ***
(10-14-2017 07:35 PM)HerdZoned Wrote:  
(10-14-2017 04:26 PM)rileylives Wrote:  I will say this. It looked like he had composure and the ability to escape the pocket.

Accuracy was ok. He needs to learn how to apply touch to his passes when he is on the run. A few he zipped right to his man unnecessarily, where just a little touch is all he needed.

The ODU receivers dropped a few passes today. I've seen seniors with less composure.

He reminds me of Jimmy Skinner. I think you and I can both agree we would have never wanted Skinner behind center full time.

Was this game ugly for the most part, yep. Was it a win, Uh HuH. Are we 5-1 and only a game from bowl eligibility, we are. Will 99.98% of this fan base ***** more and more, no F'N doubt. I'm just glad my life isn't that so wrapped up into something that I have no control over.

Says the guy with 15,000 posts on a sports forum 03-razz
10-14-2017 08:24 PM
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