I think this is my favorite article each week; I learn so much and was so looking forward to it THIS week since it was such a great game. Thanks, as always.
To me Garber's legs are becoming our x-factor. I don't like the designed Garbers run much (see: Herbert, broken collar bone against Cal in 2017 or 18), but love the "drop back, no o…
I think this is my favorite article each week; I learn so much and was so looking forward to it THIS week since it was such a great game. Thanks, as always.
To me Garber's legs are becoming our x-factor. I don't like the designed Garbers run much (see: Herbert, broken collar bone against Cal in 2017 or 18), but love the "drop back, no one to throw to, I better scramble" option. OSU implemented a spy later in the game (at least they noted it on the broadcast later in the game), which is a sign of respect. If a team is going to do that de facto, wondering how we can dial up something to take advantage in the coming weeks. I love this feeling; too bad we don't have a BYE week so I can enjoy it longer! : )
I think this is my favorite article each week; I learn so much and was so looking forward to it THIS week since it was such a great game. Thanks, as always.
To me Garber's legs are becoming our x-factor. I don't like the designed Garbers run much (see: Herbert, broken collar bone against Cal in 2017 or 18), but love the "drop back, no one to throw to, I better scramble" option. OSU implemented a spy later in the game (at least they noted it on the broadcast later in the game), which is a sign of respect. If a team is going to do that de facto, wondering how we can dial up something to take advantage in the coming weeks. I love this feeling; too bad we don't have a BYE week so I can enjoy it longer! : )
When he runs, tho effective, Garbers nonetheless looks like a guy that has gout in his right foot and an awful in-grown toenail on his left one…