OT - Hawaii blowing out CSU in first half
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Praire View A&M is up 28-19 on Rice nearing the end of the 3rd Quarter.
This season the guys need to hit the ground playing on all cylinders
This season the guys need to hit the ground playing on all cylinders
Praire View lost to Rice on a closing seconds field goal.
Both quarterbacks in the Hawaii vs Colorado State game have passes for more than 400 yards.
Both quarterbacks in the Hawaii vs Colorado State game have passes for more than 400 yards.
Interesting stuff from the Hawaii squad:
https://www.sbnation.com/college-fo...728/hawaii-colorado-state-final-score-results
https://www.sbnation.com/college-fo...728/hawaii-colorado-state-final-score-results
I hope UNLV utilizes the shovel to an extent. We have some shifty runners. It’s almost a draw play with a starting point six or seven yards beyond a traditional draw play.
Reading about the Hawaii and Prarie View games just reinforce to me how hard it will be to get to that 6 win mark. For us, there are no gimmes. They have to be ready to play every week or they are going to come up short. Prairie View is not a bottom feeding FCS team, so we better be ready to take them seriously. I still feel we've got six wins in us, but I felt a little less sure Saturday night.
If they struggle with either of those teams, then UNLV has shown no improvement at all. Prairie View played a really bad Rice team that is ranked 128 out of 130 teams and lost, Hawaii jumped out early with a good running plan and held on to win. UNLV has done decent against the run and poorly against the pass, so should be able to handle Hawaii. For those who think that UNLV will struggle to get to 6 wins says they expect to see very little if any improvement for UNLV football.
I think the USC game will show if UNLV has improved by being at least competitive. If UNLV has shown even a decent amount of improvement at all, and the new defense shows any improvement, I would expect UNLV to win at least 7 or more games.
I think the USC game will show if UNLV has improved by being at least competitive. If UNLV has shown even a decent amount of improvement at all, and the new defense shows any improvement, I would expect UNLV to win at least 7 or more games.
Agreed. Rice is absolutely horrible. The USC game should be very telling of where we are. I would not be surprised at all if we are competitive. The freshman QB and USC run defense are the wild cards IMHO.
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