FROGLEGHOP
KMA
I remember far more cautious optimism. Most people thaught he would be good this year or we would not have started the season ranked.
Things I noticed from the game
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I remember far more cautious optimism. Most people thaught he would be good this year or we would not have started the season ranked.
Pharm Frog
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I appreciated all of your commentary but this struck me as humorous: That Hicks can become an NFL receiver if he "just learns to catch and hold onto the ball." That said, there was a lot of in-game redemption in that particular game for some players. A seemingly tentative defensive player who came up with the critical fumble recovery in the 4th. Hicks is another example.
Bonner4Prez
KMA
Yeah TE can be useful. But I don't care who we throw to as long as its downfield.
jake102
Active Member
Ha yeah it struck me as funny once I wrote it. I made no edits to that post, so it stuck.
I was referring to your comment on the way Ross Evans practices.
oldscribe
Member
The plan, generally, is to do what the defense is giving you But if they are giving you the option, don't make Pachall run it....
jake102
Active Member
Gotcha. It's reliable, but 10-4. Fortunately theres only three more games of this debate.
JugbandFrog
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I wonder if we would have tried to Greyshirt Hedlund? and lost him to Wake Forrest if CGP would have had the knowledge of this season's kicking issues. Heck, he might even have taken over the duties.
BigEasyFrog
Active Member
One thing that must be mentioned....a big whopping ZERO dropped passes! 
berryfrog95
Active Member
Anson Kelton gets a piece of the game ball, with a great punt average. May have missed comments about him, but that helped quite a bit with field position.
45.8 yrds per punt, Boise fans around us were in awe of his pre-game kicking.
45.8 yrds per punt, Boise fans around us were in awe of his pre-game kicking.
The original ArgyleFrog
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Being from Argyle (where Hedlund attended HS), my mom knew his mom... apparently, we were pushing for a greyshirt and his family wasn't interested in paying for a semester at TCU when he could have gotten into WF with a regular scholly...
HFrog1999
Member
Can't blame them for that.
tcudoc
Full Member
That is a corollary to:
He would be a great doctor if he could learn how to quit killing all of his patients. :tongue: :blush:
ShadowFrog
Moderators
Corey Rodgers - line 2...
The big difference is we will have some explosive receivers coming back this time. Carter could be even better than Joyce if he stays four years. Don't forget about Porter or White as well. We'll also have James back, who will give us another balanced attack. When Rodgers left, Ballard was left without a true No. 1 receiver. That won't be the case this time for CP.
And, if CP does leave after next year, we will have three QBs with talent in Brown, Boykin and Matthews. I remember when Ballard played at Utah that year......we just din't have a gamebreaker. They crowded the line of scrimmage and stopped us cold. Even if Boyce and CP leave, the Frogs' talent will be much better than before. GP will also have two new recruiting classes as well.
If Boyce and CP come back, we will be loaded. If they don't, we will still be good.
Virginia Frog
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If he'd really wanted to be a Frog, couldn't he have enrolled in community college (Cheap$) gotten 15-18 credit hours and enrolled at TCU in January? He wouldn't HAVE to be at TCU for the fall semester to get the scholly.
Wake is a very nice campus and top rated academics. Piedmont NC weather is lovely most of the year so I can see the allure there but maybe he just didn't have the "Frog Factor." (just guessing)
