The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

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  1. mancha

    mancha Alabama morghulis

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    Kicking game was atrocious. The coaching staff is going to have to find someway of reducing punts and kickoffs...
     
  2. StaceyO

    StaceyO Football Turns Me On

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    I'm all for reducing punts...but kickoffs? I'd like to have as many as possible during a game!
     
  3. RHans405

    RHans405 Let's Roll

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    Yes, kicking them, not receiving.
     
  4. Rwilliams

    Rwilliams Veteran Member

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    I think what was meant was improving on punts and kick offs.
    We must get touchbacks or atleast keep the opposing team from starting with such good field position.
    With wing out, punts have been a little short. We need the wingman back.
    Our returns have not been up to lsu standards. Peorid.
    We went from holliday to Peterson. Both ran kicks back well. We must step it up in this department. If not for Peterson 's stellar returns last year there isn't any way we win some of those games. We need some longer returns. When we play the best the sec has to offer, field position is key. You must have good fp and deny the opponet good fp.
     
  5. mancha

    mancha Alabama morghulis

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    Oh, so you want to kickoff alot AND win the game....well they do have a few extra days of practice to work on it. :yelwink2:
     
  6. Rwilliams

    Rwilliams Veteran Member

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    With the defense we have, teams will have hell marching down the long field. That's why we have got to get our kicking game to get touchbacks. Some kickoff last night landed short of the ten yardline.
     
  7. mancha

    mancha Alabama morghulis

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    ....and I was trying to make a contridictory statement but your points are well taken!
     
  8. mudeh2o

    mudeh2o Founding Member

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    VERY GOOD. Versus MSU ratio of 4 SOLO to 1 ASSISTED tackles. It's hard to compete with that.

    :geauxtige
     
  9. islstl

    islstl Playoff committee is a group of great football men Staff Member

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    GOOD
    1. Against a formidable SEC foe on the road in a hostile environment, Lee passed with flying colors
    2. The defense just dominated another very talented spread offense for the 2nd time in 3 games
    3. Our receivers are getting into the groove and improving each week, Randle has taken the reigns of the group
    4. Alleman is Colt David reincarnated, so nice not to worry about a FG being made
    5. No turnovers except for 1 interception that was essentially a DJ Howard punt

    BAD
    1. Game plan was way too conservative for over 3 quarters of play, the only thing keeping MSU in the game
    2. Our backup punter is barely serviceable
    3. We cannot kick inside the 10, much less the 5

    UGLY
    1. Penalties, one cost us giving up a FG, a couple of others stopped drives before they could get started
     
  10. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    Stats are out. More G.B, and U.

    THE GOOD
    Tackles for Loss . . . #1 in the SEC, #3 nationally
    Punt Return Yardage defense . . . #1 in the SEC, #3 nationally
    Rushing Defense . . . #2 in the SEC, #3 nationally
    Total Defense . . . #2 in the SEC, #6 nationally
    Turnover Margin . . . #2 in the SEC, #14 nationally
    Scoring Defense . . . #3 in the SEC, #15 nationally
    Kickoff Return Yardage defense . . . #3 in the SEC, #15 nationally
    Passing Defense . . . #3 in the SEC, #19 nationally
    Sacks . . . #3 in the SEC, #57 nationally
    Sacks allowed, #3 in the SEC, #25 nationally
    Time of possession . . . #3 in the SEC, #11 nationally
    Net Punting . . . #4 in the SEC, #27 nationally


    THE BAD
    Scoring Offense . . . #7 in the SEC, #35 nationally
    Rushing Offense . . . #9 in the SEC, #58 nationally
    Total Offense . . . #8 in the SEC, #85 nationally
    Passing Offense . . . #8 in the SEC, #93 nationally
    Fewest Penalties . . . #8 in the SEC, #78 nationally


    THE UGLY

    Punt Returns . . . #10 in the SEC, #88 nationally
    Kickoff Returns . . . #11 in the SEC, #109 nationally
     

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