Buy/sell. Jrob and Dak combine for 300+ on the ground Saturday

[RC3]

Buy. I think it's going to a repeat performance on the ground for them. Two weeks rest and 100 percent healthy. No way to stop em

[msstate7]

Buy. I also think Dak gets 100 rushing and 250 passing again.

[RC3]

Anyone been to practice this week? Wondering how smooth the exchanges between Dak and beckwith have been

[TrapGame]

BBBBBBBBBBuy!

[MetEdDawg]

I will buy and say that if they have over 300 yards on the ground we win the game. Means we are controlling the football and most likely putting together very solid drives that are leading to scores.

I will agree that Dak gets 200+ passing as well. So I think we will see another 300+ yard day from Dak. I just hope it's enough. We are on the verge of something truly special. A solid performance by Dak in a victory over the 2nd Top 10 team we've faced will put us squarely in the mix on the national stage.

[Coach34]

I'm gonna sell

I think A&M is gonna load up and play a lot of man coverage. I think we rush for 200-220 and throw for 300+. Heisman mania goes up another notch- BearShark butthurt levels rise, and the hype around the Auburn game becomes unreal

[Dawgface]

I would love to see 300 yds rushing with very little coming from long runs. Meaning we are controlling the game with the run. I'm going to sell for the above reason.

[RC3]

I would love to see 300 yds rushing with very little coming from long runs. Meaning we are controlling the game with the run. I'm going to sell for the above reason.

i wanna see multiple 10 yard + runs from jrob

[Park duck]

They better or we aint gonna win

[BLITZII]

Buy

[Bubb Rubb]

Buy. I think it's going to a repeat performance on the ground for them. Two weeks rest and 100 percent healthy. No way to stop em

Sell. That's a lot of yards. Not saying it won't happen, but if it does, we will win in a blowout.

The likelier scenario is that Dak will have a bigger passing day than expected.

[State82]

Gonna have to sell that one. I think 200 and change but not 300.

[RossDawg82]

I will buy that all day long. Dak, J-Rob both get 100+ yards on the ground with Dak getting 250 through the air. Here is the kicker, Nick Griffin will also have close to 100 yards on the ground.

[confucius say]

Sell. aTm is going to sell out to stop the run. Commit 8-9 to the box. But that is okay. Dak can beat them throwing.

The better question to me is will we throw for 300 yards. If we do, we win.

[TrapGame]

Sell. aTm is going to sell out to stop the run. Commit 8-9 to the box. But that is okay. Dak can beat them throwing.

The better question to me is will we throw for 300 yards. If we do, we win.

If they stack 9 in the box then De'Runnya and Jameon get big numbers!!

[RossDawg82]

They cant put 9 in the box all game. If we start beating them on Seam routes and other deep balls, they will have to back off. I bet we have 200 rushing yards in the second half alone.

[Homedawg]

I will buy that all day long. Dak, J-Rob both get 100+ yards on the ground with Dak getting 250 through the air. Here is the kicker, Nick Griffin will also have close to 100 yards on the ground.

Holy cow. Nick w 100? ........ I'm going to sell the original question but they will be over 200 by a little.

[confucius say]

They cant put 9 in the box all game. If we start beating them on Seam routes and other deep balls, they will have to back off. I bet we have 200 rushing yards in the second half alone.

True. But on first downs they will have 7-8 in the box and a safety ready to fly down (which is why first down is the best down for play action). Their game plan will be to stop the run first.
Also true that if we complete some balls down field, they will soften. I see it as needing to use our passing game to open up our running game, as opposed to establishing our ground game to open up passing lanes.

I also think Dak's ability to extend plays with his legs and then complete passes down field will be huge. I would also roll the pocket some on first and second downs to neutralize their pass rush.

[RC3]

True. But on first downs they will have 7-8 in the box and a safety ready to fly down (which is why first down is the best down for play action). Their game plan will be to stop the run first.
Also true that if we complete some balls down field, they will soften. I see it as needing to use our passing game to open up our running game, as opposed to establishing our ground game to open up passing lanes.

I also think Dak's ability to extend plays with his legs and then complete passes down field will be huge. I would also roll the pocket some on first and second downs to neutralize their pass rush.


this is typically Dan's plan of action anyway....which can be extremely frustrating at time, especially when you throw it incomplete and have to deal with 2 and 10, which also almost dictates that you have to throw again....i have always been a firm believer in attempting to establish the run first. if they are have success stopping it, then try first down passes...but make them prove they can stop it first. i'm not a football coach though

[aeroag14]

Sell.

If you take away the fake punt for a touchdown, Arkansas only ran for 234 on 46 carries.

[archdog]

True. But on first downs they will have 7-8 in the box and a safety ready to fly down (which is why first down is the best down for play action). Their game plan will be to stop the run first.
Also true that if we complete some balls down field, they will soften. I see it as needing to use our passing game to open up our running game, as opposed to establishing our ground game to open up passing lanes.

I also think Dak's ability to extend plays with his legs and then complete passes down field will be huge. I would also roll the pocket some on first and second downs to neutralize their pass rush.

Got to roll the pocket. If nothing else it places their oLBs at a disadvantage. Drop to cover, Dak gets 5+. Go for Dak and he dumps it to the RB in the flat.

[CadaverDawg]

Nick Griffin will also have close to 100 yards on the ground.

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