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re: Dillon Gordon vs. Wisconsin
Posted on 8/26/14 at 11:03 am to WackyChris
Posted on 8/26/14 at 11:03 am to WackyChris
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confused post doesn't know what it wants to be yet?
Using Gordon as one example to show just how overmatched Wisky is. LSU's TE can maul their DL so LSU's OL should have little problem. Also, it's not like Dillon is really another O-lineman playing TE. He's a decent receiving TE. OVERMATCHED = 31-10 type of game.
This post was edited on 8/26/14 at 11:07 am
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Posted on 8/26/14 at 11:06 am to BornKjun
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Also, it's not like Dillon is really another O-lineman playing TE. He's a decent receiving TE
I didn't say he was "another O-lineman playing TE" ... I hope he has a good game and a great season but given our hesitance to throw to the tight end for some time now I just don't know how productive he can be, but he'll get more targets, I think purely because of the lack of proven guys at WR behind Dural...(not counting Leslie and Diarse just yet because Leslie has one catch to his credit and Diarse hasn't played a down for us yet)
Posted on 8/26/14 at 11:14 am to BornKjun
1) I would take any TE involvement in our offense. How refreshing that would be.
2) I'm sure they are saying the same thing about their Oline vs our Dline. I don't know the size differential their but both team's experience is along the offensive lines.
This is going to come down to 1 thing. (IMO) Who can stop the other team from running the ball all day long? I believe that will tell the story at the end of the day as in most games.
2) I'm sure they are saying the same thing about their Oline vs our Dline. I don't know the size differential their but both team's experience is along the offensive lines.
This is going to come down to 1 thing. (IMO) Who can stop the other team from running the ball all day long? I believe that will tell the story at the end of the day as in most games.
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