Going forward, the wideouts need to be 14 as your speed guy to stretch the defense, 31 to dominate the intermediate routes and jump balls, and 89 to slip in while teams are focusing on the other two. 11 has shown nothing this season.
First half I gave him credit, he had a good rhythm, the offense was moving and he was keeping SHSU defense on it's heels. That completely flipped in the second half and he outcoached himself.
It also bothers me how there has yet to be a holding penalty on SHSU's offense line. I'm seeing it, they are calling it on UND, please call it both ways.
Honestly can't disagree. I think Rudy is calling it pretty well right now. First couple of plays had me iffy but he's been mixing it pretty well. Passing game would be doing better without some drops.
Toivinen has two balls hit him in the hands and he drops both. Wanzek has a ball a half foot from the ground and makes the catch. At this point #11 is not earning his playtime, get some speed in there instead.