September 3, 20168 yr comment_220155 well, assuming he'd have at least somewhat better knowledge of schemes/playbook/etc.....but certainly, Tennent could straight up be a better player.
September 3, 20168 yr comment_220158 20 hours ago, Atomic said: I think it's pretty clear at this point that you can't really trust anything MOS says when it comes to injuries Sure as a fan I'd like to know but I'm not going to give MOS a hard time on this, why tip your hand to the opponent. Makes it harder for them to prepare.
September 3, 20168 yr comment_220160 3 minutes ago, HardCoreBlue said: Sure as a fan I'd like to know but I'm not going to give MOS a hard time on this, why tip your hand to the opponent. Makes it harder for them to prepare. This is not a new phenomena- coaches have been obfuscating for decades.
September 3, 20168 yr comment_220162 Just now, tracker said: This is not a new phenomena- coaches have been obfuscating for decades. I know just saying as some get upset in not knowing.
September 3, 20168 yr comment_220165 38 minutes ago, Noeller said: well, assuming he'd have at least somewhat better knowledge of schemes/playbook/etc.....but certainly, Tennent could straight up be a better player. It's D-Line. Stay in your gap and work upfield is the scheme. Butcher could barely get out of his stance before he lost the down. Nice knockdown though.
September 3, 20168 yr comment_220166 9 minutes ago, JuranBoldenRules said: It's D-Line. Stay in your gap and work upfield is the scheme. Butcher could barely get out of his stance before he lost the down. Nice knockdown though. So much bitterness...there's times I think you're TBurg posting under a different handle. *waves*
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