I don't see him eluding too many LB/DB blitzes. His size/armstrength might help him get rid of the ball while pressured or wrapped up, however.SNIPER26;933874; said:
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Morelli's flaw is that he thinks too much before he releases the ball. Michigan QB's under Lloyd Carr have excelled because they just don't think at all, they say 'fuck it' and heave a jump ball 60 yards down the field. So, I've got to agree with SNIPER26 here. I think Mallett's experience (or lack of it) is being overrated by the board. I'm quite certain Mallett knows how to throw a deep jump ball to Manningham, that's been Henne's best attribute for years.
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Dryden;933881; said:
That'd be the only time that he's guilty of that...
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SNIPER26;933864; said:
He won a Bowl game as the starting QB and played pretty well in doing so. If thats such an easy feat why hasn't Henne been able to do it?
I don't think AM is great but kids do grow and get better, I honestly don't think he's the liability that you do but I wouldn't be suprised to see that he still is. That said, is tsuns secondary good enough to make any team pay for a liability at QB?
-If Mallet starts, you can't say draw at QB. Its advantage PSU, big. PSU's back 7 is a steep test for the first real defense a freshman has to go against.
-My dislike of Hart the person does not stop me from respecting his on the field ability. He is a huge advantage over the PSU backs.
-I can't say I'd honestly give tsun the edge at DL over any decent team in the country.
I agree that AM's lack of mobility helps the tsun defense but that back 7 of tsuns is so bad it only takes a little time to get the ball to someone and do some damage.
All in all I'm not sure about this game at all and said so well before this thread. We know tsun is bad but we aren't sure on PSU because as you say they have played no one. If they didn't have this very real mental stumbling block vs tsun I'd take PSU in a heart beat. They do however, posses a huge problem in beating tsun so it must be taken into account no matter how the teams on the field stack up imo.
My point was that using NoD as a comparison and ragging on PSU for beating a couple of 1-A patsies is just laughable after your team lost to a 1-AA team.
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SNIPER26;933864; said:
How would this have read against Appalachian State or Oregon for that matter?
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BuckeyeNation27;933908; said:
I think that's debatable... Manningham, Arrington, and Mathews are better than Butler, Norwood, and Williams IMO... The UM trio is more productive and conducive to big plays...
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OSUBucks22;933915; said:
But the PSU trio gets to go against the tsun secondary. That will flat out add inches to your dick, statistically speaking.
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Jaxbuck;933918; said:
This is true... But if you are comparing unit vs. unit, I feel UM's is better...
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BuckeyeNation27;933917; said:
Any year... The Oregon game was just a total breakdown on all parts... But overall I'd take UM's trio over PSU's... I've always felt PSU's guys were overrated...
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well yeah, but it looks like this year's michigan players fit that bill too. I guess we're arguing over the tallest midget
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BuckeyeNation27;933932; said:well yeah, but it looks like this year's michigan players fit that bill too. I guess we're arguing over the tallest midget
Looks like it
...The way I usually decide those types of questions are to think about who I'd be the most scared about defensing... The scUM trio would be more of a worry for me than the PSU threesome...
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