It's happening in Boston. Traffic is about back to normal, but train and T ridership is way down.
Well, keep in mind that it’s a very unscientific study with an n of 1. It’s more observational than anything else. I may have just gotten lucky.
Agreed.. Traffic is horrendous in Fairfield County... and since when does it makes sense to do roadwork on main artieries middday and rush hour? well, midday might be acceptable but doing that stuff during rush hour makes absolutely zero senxse... how bout they go back to doing that stuff late night... just sayin...
Get us a stop, Lou Spanos. Get us a stop this play. Because we’re all in the mood for a victory and they’ve been running all over us today.
...running through us all day. Today also works.
Friday's game's on CBSSN which fit it in before their 9:30 pm ET Colorado State at Utah State game.
Keelan Marian is averaging more than 15 yards per punt return which isn't bad. After the Army and Vandy games no one is kicking to Brian Brewton anymore. As a result, we are getting some great field positions because the assortment of short kicks from the other teams that are design to keep the ball out of Brewton's hands. Our special teams play has been the highlight of this of this season.
That went over the heads of just about everyone here. I did put bread in his jar in Amsterdam in 2002, though. Felt good to do that actually. Not THE guy, but A guy. At an Indonesian cuisine place. A Yank.
But not only do they have practices, they also have plenty of data from games. Under real world conditions with the imminence of execution sharpening the mind. Just offhand I think that is what he was getting at.
Go take a Xanax. I was looking for whether he was hurt since he didn’t play last game and is penciled in for KR this week but not PR. So, I was looking for info on whether he is to see limited play due to injury or some other reason. More generally, if you had watched any games where he was returning the ball, you’d be able to deduce the above intent of the question. Have a great day chasing ambulances.
And maybe the reason is the same head coach who is directing who is to return punts is the same guy who tried to substitute a DL player as Yale was hiking the ball on the supposed last play of the game.
Much is debated over this in the football world. It’s not as easy as you think. Most of the time you can’t get your head around until you’re in phase and/or you’ve read down the receiver i.e knowing for sure it’s a go ball and not a 12 yard comeback (run at about 14 yds before the break) else you will be turning your head to look for the ball and the receiver will be breaking down and coming back to the ball. Sometimes playing through a receiver’s hands is far more effective. Remember, the receiver is tracking the ball while in stride because he was looking back and anticipating the ball to begin with plus he knows the route he’s running. The DB doesn’t know when the ball is coming so if he gets his around too soon (before he can actually feel the receiver) he will slow down for a split second to find the ball. A well placed ball will have the DB two steps behind and unable to make a play on the ball.