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  1. It's hard to imagine having so much talent, like Harvey, and just letting it go to waste.I wonder if we'll ever hear from him again?
  2. The Run-and-Shoot Offense: (In Lay-Mans terms)THe splits for the linemen are larger than they normally are in the spread, to create passing lanes quicker for the QB. Though the Run-and-Shoot is run prodominantly out shotgun like the spread, the major difference in the Run-and-Shoot is that the WR's make their own reads on the defense and adjust their routes accordingly. The QB has to be able to recognize the read the WR is making and throw the ball to the adjusted route. The Spread: Is basically an offense that's run out of shotgun where a tight-end is utilized, where as the run-and-shoot tends to cut out the TE position. As well the blocking assignments are called out by the center and the QB has to make any adjustments to the play call himself (audibles) or in Akron's case they look to the sidelines (similar to many high school teams) for the checks. Also there are only rare occaisions where the reciever has the ability to make an adjustment on his route during the play. The spread is a far more simple offense than the run-and-shoot, which is why you'll never see the spread in the NFL and you'll never see the run-and-shoot used in high school.
  3. Just an FYI:If you guys have ever run the shotgun as a QB... which judging by this thread is not the case. You are taught not to rely on throwing with the laces, as well it is not necessary. Reference Bret Favre, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning DO NOT find the laces when they recieve the snap. The only time you can throw using the laces, on a consistent basis, is when you recieve a snap from under center because the center snaps the laces to you as the QB. I could name a dozen other things that are wrong with those pictures but the fact that he's not using the laces in NOT one of them.
  4. CK -Unfortunately, I think Hakes may have been a bust even if he were still at Akron. He was replaced as the starter at Orange Coast College several weeks ago. Numerous interceptions and a totally anemic offense. I like Sean a lot, like you like Moorehead. But not looking good as a college QB.I dunno man, look at his team and the other QB's stats. I'll reserve my judgement til he's out of JUCO.
  5. CK -Unfortunately, I think Hakes may have been a bust even if he were still at Akron. He was replaced as the starter at Orange Coast College several weeks ago. Numerous interceptions and a totally anemic offense. I like Sean a lot, like you like Moorehead. But not looking good as a college QB.
  6. Matt Rogers would not have done any better this year than CJ11. Remeber that this kid is a first year player. They all get better with experience. It's not like he's out there with Great receivers and a innovative offense. A QB can not win games by himself. Be patient. CJ11 is a good QB and will improve with time and maturity. If you think Matt Rogers is the answer, what his high school film and compare it. I don't think so.What we need is better receivers and a better offensive scheme!
  7. OH and BTW how bout Ivelic living up to his billing this past game...and Bryan Williams has been a BEAST!!!Let's build on this tiny little bit of succes and move in that direction cause I didn't like where things were headed before.GO ZIPS!!!
  8. "I'm a believer, but it was just one game! Not even a whole game btw, they looked bad until about 8 minutes in."That's when we took CJ7 out and put CJ11 in the game. He came in and things got going and the offense seemed to get in a groove. It's funny how everyone was bashing CJ11 and wanted CJ7 and nobody's noting how they ate their words. CJ7 didnt lose the job because of attitude or off-the-field problems... He's just not a good quarterback, plain and simple.
  9. No offense but I don't think I'm the only one who's seen enough of CJ7 at QB... HE'S NOT A QUARTERBACK!!! Stick him at reciever or defensive back and leave him there. You can't play Div.1 QB with a weak arm and bad decision making. And Quit the Troy Smith comparisons Troy Smith was an Elite 11 QB coming out of h.s. and had offers to play QB alot of other places. Where as we were the only Div.1 college dumb enough to give CJ7 a shot at playing QB. Jacquemain is the starter for a reason... HE'S A QB (maybe not a good one, but still a QB)!!!
  10. Here's a quote about Hakes' last game I'll hold off on my judgement of Hakes... 7 sacks in the second half alone haha, WOW!!!
  11. Yea I wish he would have stuck it out here too. Now that I think about it what many of us have been saying about the team (terrible offensive strategy, I'm not sold on new offense, missing recievers) is exactly what Hakes was saying as he was leaving. And some of us thought he was taking a shot a the program, maybe he was just telling the truth... GOD I HOPE NOT!!!
  12. I completely agree... but thats not to say im happy or it'll make me feel better to do so. I don't like what I see out there from our offense, this "new offense" makes us look like a h.s. team. How many collegiate teams do you see turning to the sideline to get the call? If it was somewhat effective I prolly wouldn't complain, but it's terrible!!!
  13. No offense but strictly on production Jacquemain produced 2 first downs and Jackson produced one... anyone that says Jackson should be starting is smoking crack. Especially after that shitty screen pass that ended in a turnover and he isn't even mobile like everyone is saying he didn't run for shit!
  14. Such bullshit Brookhart never opened the offense for either QB.
  15. That s one of the worst screen passes I have ever seen thrown!!! WTF!!! Where is Jacquemain...
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