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It was 4 arms v 2 arms

No words

Even with what’s considered a great line, Tommy ran for his life quite often. they were far better at run blocking than pass blocks

Tommy

If I'm thinking of the same play, didn't that pass end up with a TD. A wobbly duck TD

Love Q's dedication to the Hawks, but his short game passing was like a man at war tossing hand grenades.

MinnDak reminded me that the guys from Ames are mostly returning starters so that blows my theory out of the water. To support your analysis, this UND team is not as good as last year due to the OL purge and the loss of an experienced QB who moved up in the world.

In the NIL world it makes no sense to compare a team's record last year to suggest it's the same team this year.

Quincy has a strong arm, but as I recall, it didn't lead to many completions.

Yup But with Kaminski here and Sulik looking good he may have made the decision that no matter what he was not the GUY

I think we should get used to it. Money is out there to draw these guys in. Don't want to wait for someone else to get it.

Find the next Day by Day. Fruchte is great.

Is ten pounds that much of a difference?

The fact the DE and LBs are the same size concerns me for the DE's.

Is Danny in a place where he makes all calls?

Didn't he move from Fertile to the cities to get more exposure?

I hope he's winning it and the other 2 are not losing it. Could be a loaded QB room which is necessary if the OL does not protect the starter.

I suspect you're right about the number of incredibly knowledgeable football scholars who come to this site who wanted to get rid of Tommy. Too bad that a Big Ten team Michigan State got stuck with him.

Aren't they being graded based on what they do at PRACTICE??

Wow. I trust your eyes and judgement. The kid is a state champ and is a great competitor.

From all that we've been thinking, that is really bold. Is he more than a Brockstar type?

"incredibly mediocre" or "devastatingly mediocre"? Incredibly somehow sounds good.

With you on Klein. Hoping he's a go to guy in the red zone.

I'm not sure I was joking as much as commiserating about the new normal in the game. Young guys are going to look to greener pastures once they establish themselves as players. They will be more valuable with 3 years of eligibility rather than 1 though as we saw with Kilty, if you're really good, one year is still worth some big bucks.

I like Klein a lot and I'm hopeful he gets over 15