ACC Network highlights (9:03)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81hvIUcmQ-g
ACC Network condensed game (21:52)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XT75dAVaDw
Box score: https://www.espn.com/college-football/re.../401754561
Johnson Jr. is a weapon. Too fast for Stanford.
Stanford penalties: 10 for 95 yards. That's at least a touchdown's worth of penalties, not including the touchdown that was nullified because of a penalty, and also not including the subsequent pick-six after the nullified touchdown.
Kenney had a 52 yd FG nullified by an SMU penalty that gave Stanford a first down...but that drive would eventually be turned over on downs with a failed fourth and goal rush attempt up the middle. Poor Kenney...what a leg that the OC is not really putting to good use.
As long as the OL is not doing well, why aren't we throwing tunnel screen-type quick release plays? SMU got a TD off of one.
Roush continues to show non-NFL type behaviors, such as fumbling. But 8 rec for 89 yds is decent. I think he was the intended target on the pick six (two defenders stepped in front of him).
The SMU blitzes are sometimes telegraphed, but I'm not sure if anyone has the presence of mind (or time, I suppose) to call an adjustment. SMU finished with six sacks and eight TFLs. Yikes. Gulbranson doesn't really see pressure, and he doesn't bail soon enough many times.
Target distribution: CJ Williams and Sam Roush combined for 15 of the 22 Stanford receptions. Six pass-catchers accounted for the other seven receptions. Gulbranson had his favorites today.
Stanford and SMU were roughly equal in total yards (not counting penalty yardage I guess) and +13 min in TOP. But it wasn't even close with the turnovers (fumble, pick six, downs). Scoreboard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81hvIUcmQ-g
ACC Network condensed game (21:52)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XT75dAVaDw
Box score: https://www.espn.com/college-football/re.../401754561
Johnson Jr. is a weapon. Too fast for Stanford.
Stanford penalties: 10 for 95 yards. That's at least a touchdown's worth of penalties, not including the touchdown that was nullified because of a penalty, and also not including the subsequent pick-six after the nullified touchdown.
Kenney had a 52 yd FG nullified by an SMU penalty that gave Stanford a first down...but that drive would eventually be turned over on downs with a failed fourth and goal rush attempt up the middle. Poor Kenney...what a leg that the OC is not really putting to good use.
As long as the OL is not doing well, why aren't we throwing tunnel screen-type quick release plays? SMU got a TD off of one.
Roush continues to show non-NFL type behaviors, such as fumbling. But 8 rec for 89 yds is decent. I think he was the intended target on the pick six (two defenders stepped in front of him).
The SMU blitzes are sometimes telegraphed, but I'm not sure if anyone has the presence of mind (or time, I suppose) to call an adjustment. SMU finished with six sacks and eight TFLs. Yikes. Gulbranson doesn't really see pressure, and he doesn't bail soon enough many times.
Target distribution: CJ Williams and Sam Roush combined for 15 of the 22 Stanford receptions. Six pass-catchers accounted for the other seven receptions. Gulbranson had his favorites today.
Stanford and SMU were roughly equal in total yards (not counting penalty yardage I guess) and +13 min in TOP. But it wasn't even close with the turnovers (fumble, pick six, downs). Scoreboard.