The most receptions a receiver has made against Boise State was six until last Saturday when Eric had 11 receptions. They targeted him and still couldn't stop him.

He's getting better every game.

Glass half full: That's a tremendous stat.

Glass half empty: He's about the only one we're throwing to since he's about the only one catching the ball.

(10-16-2010 10:35 AM)Toledo Football 1st Wrote:  Glass half full: That's a tremendous stat.

Glass half empty: He's about the only one we're throwing to since he's about the only one catching the ball.

Glass two thirds full- Kent ain't Boise.

Glass overflowing.

Throwing in his direction doesn't make him open. Page was the one running the precise routes, getting open and having the hands to make the catches against one of the best teams in the country, a team that KNEW he was the target and in interviews said as much that their defense was targeting him.

Liquid spewing all over the place, glass shattered in a thousand bits- GO ROCKETS!

I already drank my beer, so the glasses are empty. Boise did not double and triple team Page like some opponents have this year. They felt their defense was good enough to take him on one-on-one, for the most part.

Kent State has a pretty good defense. Their offense isn't very good, but their defense is. Page is athletic enough to still break plays against them, but something tells me we are gonna need another receiver step up tonight if we are going to be successful on offense.

(10-16-2010 11:53 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  Liquid spewing all over the place, glass shattered in a thousand bits- GO ROCKETS!