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  • It is amazing how Barnes finds voids in the defense ... scratch that, It's amazing how defenses allow Barnes out of their sight.

    I've found that Iupati is great engaging in his defender lined up over him, but when BGSU spreads it out and rushes from the outside, dropping downlineman into coverage, he doesn't seek someone to put a body-on, or shift his service to help out. Doesn't do much good to be standing flat footed staring downfield at no one withn 20-yrds of ya when your QB is getting sacked at your heels.

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  • Hey....my wife is from Idaho!!

    I will have to tell her your comment because I have always ribbed her about how i didn't think people actually lived in Idaho.

    Note....Idaho is pretty spectacular....at least for the 6 weeks a year it doesn't snow 😉

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.

  • Wow....I like that....go for the win.

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.

  • I'm so pissed ...

  • Up 7-points with 30 seconds left and kicking-off. Stop the return and still lose on a bomb, a questionable TD catch, and a two-point conversion. Ouch!

  • I don't think it waas that questionable....the TD.

    None the less....a great game.

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.
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    I don't think it waas that questionable....the TD.

    None the less....a great game.

    @ballpeen said:

    I don't think it waas that questionable....the TD.

    None the less....a great game.

    When you lose 30-points in Bowl Mania, it waaassss a questionable call. In fact, it was NOT a catch!

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    @ballpeen said:

    I don't think it waas that questionable....the TD.

    None the less....a great game.

    When you lose 30-points in Bowl Mania, it waaassss a questionable call. In fact, it was NOT a catch!

    @atenears said:

    When you lose 30-points in Bowl Mania, it waaassss a questionable call. In fact, it was NOT a catch!

    I concur. 😡

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS

    It is amazing how Barnes finds voids in the defense ... scratch that, It's amazing how defenses allow Barnes out of their sight.

    I've found that Iupati is great engaging in his defender lined up over him, but when BGSU spreads it out and rushes from the outside, dropping downlineman into coverage, he doesn't seek someone to put a body-on, or shift his service to help out. Doesn't do much good to be standing flat footed staring downfield at no one withn 20-yrds of ya when your QB is getting sacked at your heels.

    @atenears said:

    I've found that Iupati is great engaging in his defender lined up over him, but when BGSU spreads it out and rushes from the outside, dropping downlineman into coverage, he doesn't seek someone to put a body-on, or shift his service to help out. Doesn't do much good to be standing flat footed staring downfield at no one withn 20-yrds of ya when your QB is getting sacked at your heels.

    Iupati hasn't been playing football all that long, so there are some slightly rough edges to his game that NFL coaching will smooth over. However, his power at the point is great and he pulls incredibly well for a guy who's 6'6", 330 lbs.

    His blocks were responsible for at least two TD runs today; I'd to see him doing the same for the Browns.

    @ballpeen said:

    I agree. Unfortunately, Iupati has Pittsburgh Steeler written all over him...he is the kind of player they select in the later fist round.

    You're right - the Steelers would make a lot of sense. Hopefully, it doesn't happen.

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    @atenears said:

    I've found that Iupati is great engaging in his defender lined up over him, but when BGSU spreads it out and rushes from the outside, dropping downlineman into coverage, he doesn't seek someone to put a body-on, or shift his service to help out. Doesn't do much good to be standing flat footed staring downfield at no one withn 20-yrds of ya when your QB is getting sacked at your heels.

    Iupati hasn't been playing football all that long, so there are some slightly rough edges to his game that NFL coaching will smooth over. However, his power at the point is great and he pulls incredibly well for a guy who's 6'6", 330 lbs.

    His blocks were responsible for at least two TD runs today; I'd to see him doing the same for the Browns.

    @ballpeen said:

    I agree. Unfortunately, Iupati has Pittsburgh Steeler written all over him...he is the kind of player they select in the later fist round.

    You're right - the Steelers would make a lot of sense. Hopefully, it doesn't happen.

    @alo said:

    Iupati hasn't been playing football all that long, so there are some slightly rough edges to his game that NFL coaching will smooth over. However, his power at the point is great and he pulls incredibly well for a guy who's 6'6", 330 lbs.

    His blocks were responsible for at least two TD runs today; I'd to see him doing the same for the Browns.

    One of those blocks, where he got to the second level and sealed both guys at once, was text book.

    For those who missed it, I'm sure that ESPN will show the hghlight 5000 times today after every other story about Leach getting fired.

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