He is a load. I enjoy him carrying defenders for yards or just plain running them over. I am sure that the linebackers and DBs are not thrilled to see this big man coming through the line.

The simple things in life that make you feel good.

Keep it up Cam.

(11-06-2014 09:28 AM)klake87 Wrote:  He is a load. I enjoy him carrying defenders for yards or just plain running them over. I am sure that the linebackers and DBs are not thrilled to see this big man coming through the line.

The simple things in life that make you feel good.

Keep it up Cam.

There were a few runs late where I thought that some defenders looked like they wanted no part in trying to tackle - and more than likely, get run over by - him.

(11-06-2014 09:40 AM)DeadMoney16 Wrote:  

(11-06-2014 09:28 AM)klake87 Wrote:  He is a load. I enjoy him carrying defenders for yards or just plain running them over. I am sure that the linebackers and DBs are not thrilled to see this big man coming through the line.

The simple things in life that make you feel good.

Keep it up Cam.

There were a few runs late where I thought that some defenders looked like they wanted no part in trying to tackle - and more than likely, get run over by - him.

This is why big often works in football. Good to have a big RB who can run and bowl people over. Good to have big guys on the D line to bowl over opposition RBs. Bigger is better. Big is beautiful!

He might not break 60 yard runs with regularity but the 10 - 20 yarders are fun to watch. The hold on Pitt was a little weak on the TD run called back.

I like the way Cam runs when the D is worn out but we need a legitimate change of pace back at time and Daniels doesn't seem to have it anymore.


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It's enjoyable to see old-fashioned power runners such as Stingley. I miss 1,000-yard fullbacks. Adam Dach, where are you?

...except when its a designed run way to the outside. I just don't get how the staff thinks that will work.

Stinger hits the line like a Bull charging a gate, he drops his head and accelerates. Fun to watch…hold onto that ball!

He looks healthy and of so he is fresh and ready for the most important stretch of the season!!

I hope we find someone to take his place next year. We don't have another go-to RB at this point.

(11-06-2014 02:06 PM)HuskieBowWow Wrote:  I hope we find someone to take his place next year. We don't have another go-to RB at this point.

What I liked is that it was if he felt the team needed to put the game away and he took it upon himself to kick it up a gear and carry us to victory. Connot minimimize senior leadership. Next year it will be someone else. Against Toledo, I'd like to see us establish the run to set up the pass. Pound the ball with Stingly, but keep fresh backs in there.

+1 on Cam but I really hope to see Akeem have a great game or three so he can go out on a high note. Hate to see all the work of getting back on the field not paying off for a guy.

Cam had a monster game last night and he almost single handedly put the team on his back and willed them to win. It was so fun to watch and I hope that he is fully healthy and the coaches use him as a weapon the rest of the year.

Akeem is just now getting healthy, if they bring him along slowly he might get back to his former self. It won't happen over night but he has talent and we will just need to see what he can bring in the remaining games.

I still do not understand why we have not seen more of Huff. Perhaps he does not block well or is not a good practice player. There is a story here and I do not know what it is.

(11-06-2014 07:08 PM)bikechuck Wrote:  Cam had a monster game last night and he almost single handedly put the team on his back and willed them to win. It was so fun to watch and I hope that he is fully healthy and the coaches use him as a weapon the rest of the year.

Akeem is just now getting healthy, if they bring him along slowly he might get back to his former self. It won't happen over night but he has talent and we will just need to see what he can bring in the remaining games.

I still do not understand why we have not seen more of Huff. Perhaps he does not block well or is not a good practice player. There is a story here and I do not know what it is.

The story is he's playing behind two seniors and a sophomore who are all averaging over 5 YPC this year. There's only so many touches to go around. Huff will see plenty of time next year with ACRB. The backfield is in good hands for the future.

NIU likely won't have 1 guy reach 200 carries this year. Last year, they had 2, and Lynch had 293(!!!) carries.