Our offensive line is pretty good

[huskysupporter]

Which evidently many people think we should be doing by playing Krajewski at QB and putting Pindell in the slot so we can get next years QB “experience”.

Rediculous. Pindell earned the right to be the qb. Zero problem if we are down 55-14 in the 4th and we see what the other qbs can do, but Pindell is the leader of this offense at qb.

 

[gopher2]

You are confusing the offensive design --hold the ball to protect the defense-- with the offensive line play. The design is to blame for our poor offensive performances. Your list just places the blame on the OL shoulders with zero analysis. The OL has given Pindell more than enough time to get the ball off. Our WR do not get separation. You are confusing coverage and indecision with line play. And the holes are there. Our RBs hardly ever break a tackle, in fact, they usually go down on first contact. I trust my eyes.

Terry Caulley broke more tackles on one run against Indiana than our backs have broken all year.

 

[Palatine]

Terry Caulley broke more tackles on one run against Indiana than our backs have broken all year.

Ain't it the truth.

 

[uconndogs]

Mensah has the potential to be the best back we've had in here since Todman.

 

[AndOne]

Mensah has the potential to be the best back we've had in here since Todman.

Pretty bad group, but I would rank them:
McCombs
Mensah
Newsome
Johnson
DeLorenzo
McCummings
Marriner

McCombs was way better than the rest. Hard to rank Newsome; terrible running the ball but great on screen passes.

 

[Stainmaster]

Pretty bad group, but I would rank them:
McCombs
Mensah
Newsome
Johnson
DeLorenzo
McCummings
Marriner

McCombs was way better than the rest. Hard to rank Newsome; terrible running the ball but great on screen passes.

All things considered, no way RonJohn is ahead of DeLorenzo.

 

[huskymedic]

>> ”What they’ve done is they got comfortable within the scheme,” offensive coordinator John Dunn said Wednesday. “You get to this point in the year and you’ve seen every look, seen every pressure. So I think they’ve gotten comfortable playing together. Their communication has gotten better with each other. I think a lot of that is on them because their preparation has been better, and then any time you have success at anything in life you gain some confidence, which keeps snowballing.”<<

>>The best news for the Huskies: Van Demark, DeGeorge, Leone are all only sophomores, while Peart is a junior, meaning four-fifths of the UConn line (all but Crozier) will be back to open holes for Mensah and whoever serves as the team’s quarterback.<<