OSU-DNA
04-19-2009, 06:47 AM
Congratulations to the clock operator, that running clock I believe allowed almost everyone to make it to their cars before the deluge.
QB play.
Heard many people making comments that Weeden played well, but I thought he had a below average performance and that Cate out played him in this round of the competition. IMO too many situational things, last play for example, only hope was too throw it up for grabs and he instead tryed to juke Ugo and took a sack ending the game.
It was great allowing Weeden and Cate the opportunity but over the Summer Robinson really needs work with the Receivers, his timing must be improved.
RB
With Hunter attending his sister's wedding it provided additional opportunity for several of our backs. Toston showed really well, and Kye Staley impressed with his toughness and receiving hands. Pratt for a HS senior with limited practices was impressive as well. Travis has speed but not of the elusiveness of Savage or Hunter.
Receivers
Mosley and Horton will be the receiving TEs our blocking will be by committee, Anyiam gets open but hands are not as good as Davis' were. Blackmon should eventually be the solid number 2 to Dez.
Martin played very well at Safety, pair him with Victor Johnson and we could have the best Safety play in 15 years. Antoine would be little drop off and Thomas contributes as well.
Cox has improved and needs to continue that over the Summer. We might be best off using him on the #2 receiver and doubling with a safety on our opponents #1 with our other CB.
Punting is like the oil business, boom or bust. Sharp will need help over the Summer to improve technique to obtain that upside consistency.
While the O-Lines were mixed, the D did get more pressures than in the past so that was a very strong positive.
The Juco linemen have ability but I would redshirt them all otherwise we will see them for only a few plays and waste a scholarship year.
Overall, Mike and staff have a lot of nice film to both illustrate positives as well as to show where the team and individuals can improve.
QB play.
Heard many people making comments that Weeden played well, but I thought he had a below average performance and that Cate out played him in this round of the competition. IMO too many situational things, last play for example, only hope was too throw it up for grabs and he instead tryed to juke Ugo and took a sack ending the game.
It was great allowing Weeden and Cate the opportunity but over the Summer Robinson really needs work with the Receivers, his timing must be improved.
RB
With Hunter attending his sister's wedding it provided additional opportunity for several of our backs. Toston showed really well, and Kye Staley impressed with his toughness and receiving hands. Pratt for a HS senior with limited practices was impressive as well. Travis has speed but not of the elusiveness of Savage or Hunter.
Receivers
Mosley and Horton will be the receiving TEs our blocking will be by committee, Anyiam gets open but hands are not as good as Davis' were. Blackmon should eventually be the solid number 2 to Dez.
Martin played very well at Safety, pair him with Victor Johnson and we could have the best Safety play in 15 years. Antoine would be little drop off and Thomas contributes as well.
Cox has improved and needs to continue that over the Summer. We might be best off using him on the #2 receiver and doubling with a safety on our opponents #1 with our other CB.
Punting is like the oil business, boom or bust. Sharp will need help over the Summer to improve technique to obtain that upside consistency.
While the O-Lines were mixed, the D did get more pressures than in the past so that was a very strong positive.
The Juco linemen have ability but I would redshirt them all otherwise we will see them for only a few plays and waste a scholarship year.
Overall, Mike and staff have a lot of nice film to both illustrate positives as well as to show where the team and individuals can improve.