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BobPSU92

BobPSU92

Heisman
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marshall23 said:
I've crossed thousands of bridges in my lifetime. I'll bet I could even draw a pretty good picture of what a bridge should look like. I'd never advise anyone to drive across a bridge I was in charge of building.
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Nitt1300 said:
I'd send a few of our fans over that bridge
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JayWye

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Jul 28, 2001
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marshall23 said:
Let's consider some facts: The biggest difference in the game was #44 of OSU.... tough to win when one of the guys in your backfield every play is from the opposition. Ever try to throw a ball thru a forest?
Fact: over 7 games OSU gave up 140 yards per game passing. Clifford threw for 371....yes the loss was all on Cliff. LOL
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I hope Allar gets some reps moving forward, but PSU wasn't winning this game without someone blocking #44....unless Jesus was the QB.
Team competed, I thought overall it was a positive.

By the way, any other coaching geniuses want to tell me why we should have kept Will Levis?
Or how much we missed the boat with Julian Fleming?
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Couple of points: If you have to "throw thru a forest", then don't throw...in spite of being a sixth year senior on Social Security, Clifford has never learned that. Over his career, he's turned completing passes to opposing DL's into an art form. Whether it's "locking in on receivers", being slow going thru his progressions, covering the ball at the last second to avoid strip sack fumbles...whatever...the kid just doesn't process fast enough to avoid bonehead mistakes. And, BTW, it's not his fault...some kids are gifted in this respect (Stroud and McCarthy come to mind), others aren't.
 
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marshall23

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JayWye said:
Couple of points: If you have to "throw thru a forest", then don't throw...in spite of being a sixth year senior on Social Security, Clifford has never learned that. Over his career, he's turned completing passes to opposing DL's into an art form. Whether it's "locking in on receivers", being slow going thru his progressions, covering the ball at the last second to avoid strip sack fumbles...whatever...the kid just doesn't process fast enough to avoid bonehead mistakes. And, BTW, it's not his fault...some kids are gifted in this respect (Stroud and McCarthy come to mind), others aren't.
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From what I hear, Cliff has pretty much had all the **** he wants to take......I don't think you'll have him to kick around much anymore. Too bad fan behavior created problems for recruiting. I hope it was worth it to **** on him.
 
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blion72

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marshall23 said:
From what I hear, Cliff has pretty much had all the **** he wants to take......I don't think you'll have him to kick around much anymore. Too bad fan behavior created problems for recruiting. I hope it was worth it to **** on him.
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What did fans do to hurt recruiting?
 
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