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->Mora says Jones is a student of the game and “studies like crazy.”
“I love coaching that young man,” Mora said. “He’s so passionate about football. He wants to do everything he can every single week to be as prepared as he can to go out on the field and play well. … Being a good football player is so important to him. Winning football games is so important to him and being prepared.” <-
-> WIth a short week to prepare for UMass, UConn changed up its routine, switching practices to late afternoon/early evening. “We wanted to make sure we maximized our preparation time, maximized the time our players have to rest and recover yet still get the work that we needed to get done on the field,” Mora said. <-
I worry about the blind side cornerback blitz like the one ZT never saw coming in the Fresno game,Uconn is playing a Don Brown team. That means lots of blitzes and one-on-one coverages for their DBs. It is an aggressive, high risk-high reward scheme. We saw it in his year at UConn and it had some highs and lows even with a crew of future NFL players (Gratz and Blidi at the corners and the likes of Shamar Stephen, Sio Moore, and Trev Williams in the front 8). His defense can look great when clicking an all cylinders, but is also susceptible to big plays if the UConn O-line does their job and the passes are accurate. I hope that UConn has the guts to take several deep shots with Marion and maybe even Ross if he is 100%.
Hmmmm. With all due respect you then proceed to do so.I don't want anyone to think that this fan is looking past UMass in any way.
As a diehard that stood until the end at the South Florida game in the freezing snow, rain and sleet, not sure of your point. Very, very little crowd left to witness a great win and cheer on the team. Unbelievable Taggart field goal on the last play.But a week from this Saturday is a completely different story. So I want to reassure everyone that I have ordered up sleet and freezing rain for the Liberty game. I thought about snow but decided sleet and freezing rain would be more effective. Any help y'all could provide to make this happen would be appreciated.
So sorry you took offense to a totally tongue in cheek post. My apologies. Btw it is very difficult to arrange weather, so I felt it necessary to get a head start.Hmmmm. With all due respect you then proceed to do so.
As a diehard that stood until the end at the South Florida game in the freezing snow, rain and sleet, not sure of your point. Very, very little crowd left to witness a great win and cheer on the team. Unbelievable Taggart field goal on the last play.
I will be hoping for decent seasonal weather so our slowly rebuilding fan base continues to do so. Do you attend games?
Really nasty weather will do nothing but hurt attendance, the fun we have tailgating and the income of the vendors trying to make a living.
Our ability to beat Liberty should not be determined by the weather gods but by our team that under any conditions I believe will do so.
UMass up next and supposed to be a wonderful weather evening. Another to bring back / redevelop our fan base.
?? Bue end zones back??