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Lead by a soph and two freshmen.

432 yards! Wow. That's a driver and a 3 wood for you. (And a driver and a wedge for me).
Maybe we can get up to par 5 yardage next week.

About 400 yards in the 2nd half! That's the most impressive. 400 yards in a HALF!

VERY impressive.

Two 100-yard rushers and Franklin wasn't one of them.

Dayyyyum. I'm impressed.

Not sure what the 'Kittens were thinking.
On several runs up the middle once WMU's back was past the line of scrimmage there was no Bobcats between the hash marks or between the ball and goal line.

Good blocking hat on hat but where were the LB's? Not even in the pic. Stunting to the outside?

Offensive line were pushing guys all over, creating huge holes and getting to the second level consistently in the second half. Who ever thought we'd field a smash mouth, up the gut running attack? If we can do that consistently in the MAC, I like our chances of playing in Ford Field on December.!

(10-17-2015 11:03 PM)JPWMU Wrote:  Offensive line were pushing guys all over, creating huge holes and getting to the second level consistently in the second half. Who ever thought we'd field a smash mouth, up the gut running attack? If we can do that consistently in the MAC, I like our chances of playing in Ford Field on December.!

Well, if you can run, it certainly sets up the throw.

IMO, the key still is the D. One game doesn't change my mind. Good outing but OU quit in the 2nd half. Took the starch right out of them and they folded like a cheap suit. I didn't expect it but then I saw it.

I hope Fabian Johnson gets a chance to gash BGSU on a draw play. Keep setting that up over the next few weeks.

When was the last time we threw only three passes in a half??????????
What a stunning reversal from passing to running tendencies on the "O" Ohio could do nothing to stem the onslaught of running yards in the second half..
This attack can give "D" coordinators ulcers...

Well, all of the old time Bronco fans have known that our lack of a consistent running game has hurt us for years and years and years. It was great fun watching our RB's cruise yesterday.

Our run yardage came mostly on those huge yard gains. In the first half we struggled at first. I think we got too predictable with runs on first down. Our offense is best when we are not predictable with our play calling. I still think we are a pass offense. Davis needs to be better than he has been. Needs to want the ball more, and needs to become more reliable catching it.