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Posted
7 minutes ago, exit322 said:

 

Offense still sputtering

I'm concerned about the big plays, but there are some positive signs. 

Posted
1 minute ago, exit322 said:

100% agree.  This team didn't enter defeated, which is a major shift.

The offense moving the ball some is helping. 

Posted (edited)

The wide receivers need to do a better job of receiving. It doesn't do anymore any good if you're good at getting open but can't catch. 

Edited by GP1
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A fumble and 2 drops in the first quarter and we are only down 10.  The defense has played well after opening drive.  Offense looks good but for the dropped balls.  We have also gotten pressure on their QB.  There is hope.

Posted
2 minutes ago, 1981 grad said:

If our receivers do not drop 3 very catchable balls this might be a different game.  Akron must play near perfect ball when playing a big 10 team.  Our receivers did not get that message.

This is a good point. I'd go as far as to say if Akron drops passes like this during the MAC schedule, they won't win many games. 

 

Football games are won off of turnovers, points off turnovers and big plays. I don't care if you are playing a mac school or big ten, if you can't make big plays, you can't win. 

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Captain Kangaroo said:

Only the Zips could have the ball at the 10 yard line, and then be out of field goal range in 2 plays.

 

This teetotaling Browns fan says "hold my beer"

Edited by exit322
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