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36-Hour CramSession: College Football Week 3
The beauty of the unexpected bye week is that it gave us all an opportunity to see a lot more football on TV than most game weeks. I learned the following: Josh Nesbitt of Georgia Tech may be the best sophomore QB you haven’t heard about. That’s probably because he plays for Georgia Tech. Think...
How Paul Johnson came up with his offense
It may be possible to divide offensive coaching into two camps. The first one camp says you should devise your scheme and then focus on finding the right players to fit into what you're trying to do. The other says you should devise a scheme to fit around your talent at hand. Each system obviously...
Boston College Daily Links: Coach Donahue Pleased With Progress, Natch
Hoops I was very happy with how we played last night. We're getting better everyday. Great to get out first ACC win. — Steve Donahue (@Coach_Donahue) January 13, 2012 Sully's Court: BC's victory over Clemson really surprising (Boston.com)BC 59, Clemson 57: I didn’t think the young...
Demaryius Thomas and Calvin Johnson leading ACC Alum in NFL Playoffs
In the 2011 NFL playoffs, 5,524 yards of total offense were accumulated in 4 wild card games. Over 72% of that yardage came from BCS conference alums. The SEC alums led all conferences with 1,561 yards of offense in the NFL wild card round. The ACC was second with 1,278. The B1G, Big 12, Pac 10,...
What should Stephen Hill expect from the 2012 NFL Draft?
Let's start with the basic statistics of I-A receivers taken in the NFL Draft. 124 college wide receivers have been drafted in the past four NFL Drafts. 84 of them were from BCS conferences (67.7%) while 13 of them were from the ACC (10.5%). The average college receiver was taken 126th overall...
After our bowl loss, let's reflect on 2011
The biggest stories of 2011 revolved around the termination of Paul Hewitt, the early NFL Draft departure of Jerrard Tarrant, Tech's successful regular season in baseball followed by a postseason egg, the early departure of Iman Shumpert to the NBA Draft, the first football season without Joshua...
Previewing The Utah Running Back: John "Wolfman" White IV
John White the Fourth is Utah's running game. He has accounted for 86% of all running back carries for the Utes in 2011 including 95% of the rushing yards for the 2011 Ute squad. White transferred from L.A. Harbor College as a juco conference player of the year (Central West Conference) and...
The Utah Run Defense of 2011: We will stop you!
The Utah defense has been the focal point of discussions leading up to the bowl game and with good reason. They've held every team they faced in 2011's rushing offense in check. Only Washington improved their season average rushing yards per game against the Utes but every other team including...
Utah Ute Defense versus Field Position
I'd like to preface this post with the fact that the Utes have played some pretty good special teams in 2011. The Utes have only allowed 16 offensive drives to start inside their own 50 (11.5% of all opposing drives). Therefore, the defense's numbers get some big time boost. The Utes only allow...
Utah Ute offense versus Field Position
Let's talk about our bowl opponent today. The Utah Offense averages 1.72 points per drive and scores on 31.6% of their total legitimate offensive drives. They score a touchdown on 20.3% of their total offensive drives. If the Utes receive the ball off a turnover, they are much more likely to...
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