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Coach Klieman's pre-TCU presser ...

FrogCop19

FrogCop19

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Eight said:
have you met steelfrog?

also, what is your thought on posters using gifs for their response?
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Couch Potato Pir GIF by ALLBLK
 
tmcats

tmcats

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Again, I have no clue who that is or what the point is that you're trying to make. I left puberty years ago, admittedly.
 
tmcats

tmcats

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Eight said:
your thoughts on the kstate defensive front versus the tcu offensive line?
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State plays a three-man front. Felix Anudike-Uzomah is likely an NFL 1st rounder after this his junior year. The other positions are good to okay. KSU's linebackers, led by Deuce Greene, are also good to okay. The corners are exceptional for this level. But safety is missing parts.

How this plays out up-front is more than between the lines. It's a complete package. How much blitzing will State do? Will coach Klanderman put a shadow on Max? Can State's corners keep up with TCU's big speed receivers? All questions to be answered before our eyes Saturday.

It never comes down to one unit but rather the whole. If something breaks down at the corner or up the middle safety, the Dallas Cowboys couldn't get to Max quick enough.
 
Eight

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tmcats said:
State plays a three-man front. Felix Anudike-Uzomah is likely an NFL 1st rounder after this his junior year. The other positions are good to okay. KSU's linebackers, led by Deuce Greene, are also good to okay. The corners are exceptional for this level. But safety is missing parts.

How this plays out up front is more than between the lines. It's a complete package. How much blitzing will State do? Will coach Klanderman put a shadow on Max? Can State's corners keep up with TCU's big speed receivers? All questions to be answered before our eyes Saturday.

It never comes down to one unit but rather the whole. If something breaks down at the corner or up the middle safety, the Dallas Cowboys couldn't get to Max quick enough.
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key for me is whether or not the frogs offense can consistently and effactively run the ball with miller

obviously turnovers, injuries, special teams can have a profound effect, but in the second half of game one the frogs were able to get the ground game working and if that happens and quentin is near healthy it has put opposing defenses in a world of hurt

think on the flip side, tcu MUST tackle vaughn in the open field well and not let kstate get their ground game rolling
 
FrogCop19

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I think we will do a decent job of containing either Howard or Vaughn, but both is a very tall order. The only and I mean ONLY reason we were able to shut uterus down was because Sewers couldn't hit the broadside of a barn while inside of it, and even when he was on target, the receivers somehow had greased their hands before the snap. We doubled down on stopping BR, and the football gods went ahead and said, "We got your back" and took the QB out of the equation for us.

Playing a 3-man front worries me with Vaughn because on any RPO if we sell out on the run, Howard can pick us apart (as evidenced by the first game), and if we step back into coverage, a 3-man front is inadequate to stopping the run game.

I am concerned for this game.
 

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