FootstepsFalco
Sophmore
Just think, Fahey is allegedly better than TSC, and has "moxie" to boot, lol!!!!!!!!!!!!
He has as much moxie as Sean Clifford and Trace McSUCKley. We all know how that turned out for Penn State.
Upvote
0
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Just think, Fahey is allegedly better than TSC, and has "moxie" to boot, lol!!!!!!!!!!!!
Was it Day or Smith?And I normally criticize day for not playing to his teams strengths and covering their weaknesses...
But the one instance he tries to do it, he thought they would be able to run down USCs throat on the first buckeye drive, go up 7 and then protect Fahey by limiting how many times he passed by running the ball and running out the clock. But USC scored first and he kept with the game plan. But then they went up two scores, and he kept with the game plan. Then they came out at half time. And kept with the game plan.
They were so absolutely positive they would come in and push USC around that there was NO PLAN B AT ALL! I want to see, between the end of the 2nd quarter and into the third quarter, how many actual minutes Fahey went without throwing the football. Your QB is going to have ZERO confidence in himself when the OC and HC show zero confidence in him. And that's going to lead to him pressing even more than he would otherwise when trailing in a game. And when you're six plays into a drive and behind, he's going to lock up and try ULTRA HARD when he had to make a pass attempt. With a young QB you throw on the early downs when the defense is playing the run. Day did the exact opposite of that. Fahey was getting very few attempts and then when he got a chance to throw, it was a potential drive ending situation.
The term coaching malpractice is popular and extremely overused, but that's exactly what Day's handling of Fahey was today.
I hope so, but he isn't there yet, and there isn't much time to get it right.With more experience those throws should get better and their timing will get better.
Honestly, I expected a loss between either IU or USC with a lot younger team this year. Fahey reminds me a lot of…….Craig Krenzel. Hopefully this game will continue to build his confidence. He does have moxie and did avoid interceptions, but he needs to step into his throws and stop overthrowing his receivers. I hate games in which we have more total yards and lose. Should never happen. It seems to happen to us quite often. Look at most of our losers compared to our total yards vs the opposition, and you’ll scratch your head like I do.
130 yards more. FG are nice but won’t win you the gameHonestly, I expected a loss between either IU or USC with a lot younger team this year. Fahey reminds me a lot of…….Craig Krenzel. Hopefully this game will continue to build his confidence. He does have moxie and did avoid interceptions, but he needs to step into his throws and stop overthrowing his receivers. I hate games in which we have more total yards and lose. Should never happen. It seems to happen to us quite often. Look at most of our losses compared to our total yards vs the opposition, and you’ll scratch your head like I do.
Day is no Tressell. He's not even as good as Cooper.
They just beat the #2 team at home. I don't blame them.
(This isn't a strong team, let alone #2)
Smith calls the plays. Reality is most of the routes we run are long developing. They bitch about YACs, but if you don’t get the ball in your play maker’s hands you’re not going to get YACs. We should have seen more quick throws to the WRs today.both
Go back to X where you belong.That era is long gone. Craig Krenzel can't win in 2026. Even so, Jim Tressel had Krenzel run the ball.
Fahey is supposedly mobile compared to Sayin. Did we see that at all? Nope.
Day is no Tressell. He's not even as good as Cooper.