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jonnylingoThey were supposed to be the strong unit of the team. Way too many drops on key third down plays. really disappointed in the receivers.
by jonnylingo · 9/1/2013
cougarnerd wrote:
I hope our team just had season-opener jitters and mental problems with Hoffman not playing. If THill can throw better and everyone's trying harder, I truly think that we could go 11-1. We may need a few lucky bounces to do it though...
Although, BSU is struggling @ Washington; Wisconsin barely beat Wyoming, 37-34; and Utah struggled against Utah State. Nevada vs UCLA looks to be a close game. Just about all of our other future opponents had blowout victories over bad reams. Idaho State didn't play.
With a healthy Hoffman and a smarter QB (either Hill or Olsen; anyone who can throw the ball on the money), I believe we're set up for a good year.
But if we keep messing up...is our bowl game out the window?
stgeorgefan wrote:
The problem with the WR's was that we didn't throw to them enough. When TH did his accuracy was horrible.
TH had a poor completion %, it was a lot better than it should have been. Look back on many slant routes and he threw behind them almost every time.
I saw 2 bad drops. 1 was to Jamal Williams(RB) and the other was to Thompson(TE)
mizzoucoug wrote:
8 drops in the game. At least 3 would've been first downs.
SpiffCoug wrote:
That would have been at least another 50 yards passing for Hill. What would have Hill's PER looked like if he went 19 for 35 (we wouldn't have needed the last 4 desperation throws) and 225 yards?
SpiffCoug wrote:
A robust 112! Still well below the standard.