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That's a great point. Let's look at the positive plays he made:Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
(11:20 - 2nd) Brandon Holloway run for 7 yds for a TD, (Westin Graves KICK)
(7:18 - 2nd) Brandon Holloway run for 20 yds to the SAlab 44 for a 1ST down
(0:46 - 4th) Brandon Holloway run for 8 yds to the SAlab 43
If I am not mistaking I remember hearing that Dion Sanders had more carries for lost then carries for gain but still one of the all time rushing leaders in the Nfl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Interpolation_Dawg_EX
Shump fumbled right out of the gate against USM. Almost got us in trouble in that game. If you recall that was a little bit of a struggle to win. I believe he had at least one more fumble too. And, while I was a little surprised by this, he wiffed or went the wrong direction on a couple of blitz pickups too.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Aries is struggling with the blocking and he's had fumble issues in the past and at practice.
Ok. But Dan gave him 2 carries & he did well so why not give him more? Why just 2? If he doesn't trust him, & he does well when he gets carries, shouldn't that trust go up & he get more carries. Dan's just being a stubborn 17ing ass. I hope everyone of them told him to 17 off in the meeting
Uh ... Mr. Lambert sir ... are you joking on this one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
Maybe he wanted South Carolina game planning for Holloway instead of aeris... Probably reaching, but who knowsQuote:
Originally Posted by tireddawg
Plug Barry in for dionQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
Last year, Shump got 59 carries to aeris' 40. In conference only games, shump got 31 (10 in first sec game vs lsu) to aeris' 20. They got relatively the same amount of carries after the lsu game.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
We hear the pass protection excuse over and over, and i guess only the coaches truly know.
However, if I had a back that could run the ball and struggled in pass pro I would I don't know maybe SEND HIM OUT FOR A PASS! If his man blitzes then check down.
If a player struggles with a certain area don't continue to try to hammer it into them, help them out.
Wasn't pass protection a big part of jrob's early exit from the nfl?Quote:
Originally Posted by EdDawg
I'll have what he's having.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
If a back is having trouble pass-blocking then coach him up!! It is DM's job to ensure that his assistants do their's. Just damn.
https://media3.giphy.com/media/R6bDgXEXCLcIw/giphy.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
Y'all give jack a break. It's been a hell of a week losing to USA. He meant "Barry", not "dion" hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Interpolation_Dawg_EX
You think Barry Sanders had more carries for loss than for gain?Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Probably not, but I remember watching Barry a lot and he'd do something similar...Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgInMemphis
Run for 1
Loss of 1
No gain
Run for 3
Run for 70
So if the game stopped there, he'd be 5 carries for 73, but 4 were garbage.
Again though, I doubt he had more negative carries than positive. He did have a ton of no gain and negative carries though
The Sanders stat is he has the NFL record for most negative yards. Like 1,100. This does not take into consideration yards for no gain. Just negative yards.
No idea if this stat is true, but I found this on Barry...
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/i...4151311AAGrHax
Says Barry has the all time nfl record for negative carries...
336 att -952 yards
Barry had 3,062 carries; so if above stat is true, Barry had more positive carries than negative assuming he didn't have more than 1,195 carries for no gain.
Yet we continue to play a tailback in holloway that can't block even if he does know his assignment because he weighs 120 pounds and isn't physically strong enough to block sec lbs and dls...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot