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Title: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: Chechem on November 26, 2018, 06:27:47 AM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNzAsjyL58o
I'd vote for him. :) But the talking head on this video gets old. :lol2: Title: Re: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: ricky023 on November 26, 2018, 07:55:19 AM I agree it should be his win or lose next Saturday. RTR!
Title: Re: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: N.AL-Tider on November 26, 2018, 08:10:37 AM It would be great for him to win it but I'm not sure his lack of playing in 4th quarters all year is going to help him. It may have been better if he had played all of every game to give him a better chance to win it and to give SC a better chance to win the score pickem...
Title: Re: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: ricky023 on November 26, 2018, 08:12:16 AM It would be great for him to win it but I'm not sure his lack of playing in 4th quarters all year is going to help him. It may have been better if he had played all of every game to give him a better chance to win it and to give SC a better chance to win the score pickem... Shoot fire NALT no reason to give anybody more chances to beat us they already got me on the bottom of the pole now! RTR! Title: Re: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: bamaphil on November 26, 2018, 09:33:21 AM Kyler Murray has been impressive, but he’s done it against the high school defenses in the Big 12. I’m biased obviously, but Tua has been the most impressive QB all season. He should win it.
Title: Re: "Why The Heisman Belongs To Tua" Post by: Chechem on November 26, 2018, 11:30:12 AM Kyler Murray has been impressive, but he’s done it against the high school defenses in the Big 12. I’m biased obviously, but Tua has been the most impressive QB all season. He should win it. I listened to a discussion of that this morning. The discussion was about WV's DBs and how they played Okie's WRs. For example: On one TD play the DB was playing the inside shoulder of the WR to stop a slant. The DB lined up tight, but didn't try to bump the WR (they never disrupted the WRs at the LOS). The WR broke inside despite the DB position, and ran past the DB before he moved. The pass was a slant, which should have been defended by playing inside shoulder. But instead, the DB misplayed it, and the WR ran past him. Just a joke of a DB. And the discussion pointed out that the WR weren't special; just poor DB play all day. It was worse than most high-school DBs. :dunno: |