[amartinsu13]

And he'll have an inexperienced quarterback; one that might not always make the correct check at the line of scrimmage.  Remember when Andrew Luck's "best game" was against UW, when he called a game that resulted 446 yards rushing?

Also, anyone wonder how we would do with Love as our primary returners (especially punts)?  If he has good hands, he could be amazing returning the ball, given his speed and open field running ability.  The only problem might be that our guys might not be able to set blocks in time.  He's that fast.

BC

I was actually really excited to see that in the Big Game.

They had McC and Love both setting up right next to each other and only breaking off when the ball was kicked.  To try and prevent Cal from "kicking away" from McC.

But I also heard from some interview about how they threw all the good return guys back there: McC, Love, Sanders, someone else.  So that even if they tried to kick away, someone with skill would be getting the ball.

Hope to see more of that.  This year and next.

[amartinsu13]

And he'll have an inexperienced quarterback; one that might not always make the correct check at the line of scrimmage.  Remember when Andrew Luck's "best game" was against UW, when he called a game that resulted 446 yards rushing?

Also, anyone wonder how we would do with Love as our primary returners (especially punts)?  If he has good hands, he could be amazing returning the ball, given his speed and open field running ability.  The only problem might be that our guys might not be able to set blocks in time.  He's that fast.

BC

I was actually really excited to see that in the Big Game.

They had McC and Love both setting up right next to each other and only breaking off when the ball was kicked.  To try and prevent Cal from "kicking away" from McC.

But I also heard from some interview about how they threw all the good return guys back there: McC, Love, Sanders, someone else.  So that even if they tried to kick away, someone with skill would be getting the ball.

Hope to see more of that.  This year and next.