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I don’t think the East/West orientation should throw off Utah too much, as they’ve played USC at the Coliseum and will know how to handle it.

Boring football. I don’t care if we only win by 10 – I’d just like to limit game film to generic offensive sets and a base defense with hardly any blitzes.

I’d hope for the same against Baylor and Utah State. I’d rather give OSU bleak game so they won’t be ready for what we can do.

A basic, very generic offense with only a few different sets. Same with defense – base without putting our wrinkles on film. Would love to keep the playbook small for the SUU, Baylor and Utah State game so OSU doesn’t have a lot of film to work with.

No rule. But the Umpire isn’t always in the same place – they’ll adjust their positioning based on the defensive formation, down and distance, or game situation. So planning on using the umpire as a screen won’t work that often because you can’t plan on them being in the same place every time.

Strange take – it was only QB by committee because Rising was out. Don’t know why Utah would play multiple quarterbacks for more than another game. Once Rising is able to play we shouldn’t see the other quarterbacks until the game is out of hand.

Sure. Made a separate post.

Just got back from the Crimson Club luncheon – Whit said both punting and place kicking will be much improved.

Not surprising at all. Caleb Williams, Bo Nix, Michael Penix. You’d put Rising – who is coming of surgery – above those three right now? I wish my goggles were as red as yours.

Go Panthers! ’94

9-12 months? That’s long. I completely tore mine (and MCL/meniscus) two years ago and was back to full contact soccer in 6 months.

Huge improvement. He had 43 kickoffs last year, only 7 of them returned. Also was 11-13 on field goals, with a long of 49.

Who are you flying? Out of where?

Absolutely. Mine was just 2 years ago, and even though I was 44 at the time of surgery I bounced back quickly. The used a portion of my own hamstring instead of a cadaver, and the largest scar that I have is maybe a quarter of an inch. Huge strides in surgery.

Kuithe has an advanced medical and rehab team. I’m sure he’ll be 100% in short order.

Recovery time depends on severity, how different people react to surgery, and how seriously someone takes rehab.

I had a grade 3 ACL tear, along with a torn meniscus and MCL, also from soccer. I took rehab seriously, and played a league game 6 months after the date of my surgery. I felt 100% at about 7 months.

Just got mine through Crimson Club as well. Exact same seats as last year, for $185.