Run the ball = Win

It?s simple to see. That?s all.

Correct.

Yep, but you've got a few morons on Twitter who will argue you up and down that it doesn't matter and we need to take what the defense gives us.

Screw. That.

Impose your will. Shove it down their throats. You do that a few times, and then you get a wide open RaRa for a touchdown. That's what the running game creates.

Never was there a truer statement. It changed everything when we did.

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Originally Posted by KOdawg1

Yep, but you've got a few morons on Twitter who will argue you up and down that it doesn't matter and we need to take what the defense gives us.

Screw. That.

Impose your will. Shove it down their throats. You do that a few times, and then you get a wide open RaRa for a touchdown. That's what the running game creates.

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That is exactly why RaRa was open, also why OM got wide open on their score. Running the ball and stopping the run is why we won. Every good team wins on the LOS.

Marks had 76 yards rushing.

Johnson had 73. He also had 48 receiving.

Together, they averaged around 5.8 per carry.

Why we don't commit to these guys every game is beyond me.

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Originally Posted by R2Dawg

That is exactly why RaRa was open, also why OM got wide open on their score. Running the ball and stopping the run is why we won. Every good team wins on the LOS.

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To be picky, RaRa got open because of miscommunication. They had a Cover 2 with a MOF safety. That?s a bad feeling for a defense.
They did get there?s because our safety had eyes in the backfield (though that wasn?t his responsibility).

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Originally Posted by KOdawg1

Yep, but you've got a few morons on Twitter who will argue you up and down that it doesn't matter and we need to take what the defense gives us.

Screw. That.

Impose your will. Shove it down their throats. You do that a few times, and then you get a wide open RaRa for a touchdown. That's what the running game creates.

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100 percent. Anything but 50 straight drop backs