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He didn’t seem to have great vision or feel. I don’t know if that was a product of the injuries but usually those intangibles are not something you learn. You either have them or you don’t.

I got blasted last time for saying this board wanted to burn it to the ground and when the flames started they ran for their buckets. Well this is what…[Read more]

I wish I was Ludwig’s burner. I would be sending this from my boat in the Caribbean. As it stands, I am just a guy who really enjoys option football and schematics.

Yes, there will be penalties the play requires the offensive line to behave in an unnatural way. Unless it is timed perfectly like Jared Goff at Cal the men downfield is a constant threat. 3 yards is pretty nebulous when you are supposed to be run blocking.

That is a loaded question. The first question is are you speaking of Utah directly. If that is the case, Ludwig would still used the speed option (the play you are describing) often times on 3rd and short particularly with Huntley and Moss to the short side of the field. Less frequently with Rising and Bernard due to Thomas’ short yardage…[Read more]

Head coaches and coordinators seem to move before bowl games, position coaches generally finish out the season with their teams and show up later. At least that seems to be how it goes.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see some movement on the staff front in the coming weeks. The players are on more of a time crunch. Most of the assistant targets are still coaching right now.

Hate to be the one to break it to you, but the dog water offense this season had more to do with player execution than scheme. Kuithe, Singer, and Bernard were the only ones consistently executing all year and that was in spite of having to make circus catches on simple timing routes, breaking off routes they had separation on because someone was…[Read more]

Rising is actually in a great spot. He may be the first ever million dollar backup in college football history. Imagine what Georgia would give right now to have Cam Rising coming in as an insurance policy heading into the playoffs. The boosters pay, he holds the clipboard and if your stud QB goes down you have a star level backup who you are…[Read more]

So Woods came, got free medical care, a stipend, plus whatever NIL he was given, never played a down and is in the portal. That tracks.

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A quick glance at his lower body and frame says otherwise. But the board will refrain from speaking ill of recruits size/skills until they hit the portal moving forward. Also the board will continue to fantasize about this horizontal attacking quick strike offense that is coming to town that can utilize all of these 170-185 lb. players.

I would never presume to tell you how to feel about anything. You asked a question, I gave you an answer. Not a sales pitch.

The BSU hate is simple. Utah, not Donkey State was the Original BCS buster. Utah, not Donkey State had the biggest and most decisive wins as non AQ BCS participants. Every media outlet outright pushed the narrative that Donkey State was “the BCS buster” because they were on ESPN and Utah was not. And that fanbase, I will just leave that one…[Read more]

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Pardon me, slight. 5’7″ 205 as a frosh can be worked with. Enough with the 170lb running backs. I will clarify, these recruits are not thick guys. I am not excited because Utah has recruited this same play for the last 4 recruiting cycles and they have not amounted to anything but some highlight touchdowns against FCS teams.

Can’t use that term to describe actual little people. Just people who are football players, playing the running back position, that are the same size as Dejon Stanley, John Randle III, and any others that inevitably wind up switching to defense or transferring because they lack ball skills to move to the slot when they don’t grow. Utah has been…[Read more]

Yay! Another midget.

He was on the summer leadership counsel. I can’t remember if he was the first early enrollee that Utah had, certainly the most high profile at the time. Since that time an early enrollee Freshman has always been a representative on the leadership council (which is different than captains and includes reps from each class, the scout team, etc.)…[Read more]

A career backup, who Utah coaches identified as “Chris Olave’s” high school QB a little too late, managed to hover over the Utah program like a dark cloud while two of the most successful signal callers in program history were winning championships and setting school records. To think, fans still say “the coaches blew it with Tuttle” when the…[Read more]

Full disclosure, I am too hammered to know. They have done this to me!

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