I think the D gap is more in the playbook, our guys play with and dominate when we have OUTSTAnding D coaches...who sadly dont stay long.Bleeding Orange wrote:That could very well be, too. I did notice that Tyler made a couple of mental errors throughout the game, but you're going to see that with any young quarterback adjusting to a new level of play. I am still completely enamored with his ability to read routes on a consistent basis. You can't teach those kinds of instincts.MACMAN wrote:actually the perspective from TV is ideal as you have no distractions,and endless replay.
Routs were jumped due to TS's inexperience youll see it if watch the game on tv
I'm tellin' ya though, it was stunning to be sitting in the endzone in the second half scanning the field after the snap and seeing not one white jersey without something green right on top of it. I'm not given to admit the talent gap between the Big 10 and the MAC, and offensively I don't think it is really all that wide. Defensively, though, it is a huge gap in terms of size and speed. The more I think about it, I really think Eric Ransom getting hurt allowed the MSU secondary to take full advantage of their speed.
I think on O with CP being out, that really hurt us because other D's key on him and that results in other areas opening up for other WR and backs, he is a big threat and they respect him with him out of the game they can play us easier.
now looking ahead to this weekend, I can see the zips wining big.
