10-24-2010, 11:27 AM
Also, Harbaugh played this game pretty conservatively. Â Lots of handoffs to the running backs, and Taylor and Wilkerson had career games. Â Very few long passes, lots of ball control passes for first downs. Â As a consequence, Stanford won time of possession nearly 2:1. Â He rested several starters with nagging injuries - Owusu and Howell. Â I know Owusu dressed and warmed up.
The only thing I\'d have liked him to be more conservative with would be pulling key starters earlier. Â I\'d have liked to see Luck, Mareic, and perhaps Ryan Whalen sit once Stanford was up 31 - 7. Â Loukas can hand off as well as Luck can and on a wet and dispirited day, the chance of injury was too high for my taste, once the game was in hand.
PS. Â Speaking of Taylor\'s game, he looked good all around, pushing for short yardage, running outside, and most importantly after last time, holding on to the damn ball. Â He earned his 143 yards rushing, 11 receiving, and 2 TDs for his 4th 100 yards game of the season.
The only thing I\'d have liked him to be more conservative with would be pulling key starters earlier. Â I\'d have liked to see Luck, Mareic, and perhaps Ryan Whalen sit once Stanford was up 31 - 7. Â Loukas can hand off as well as Luck can and on a wet and dispirited day, the chance of injury was too high for my taste, once the game was in hand.
PS. Â Speaking of Taylor\'s game, he looked good all around, pushing for short yardage, running outside, and most importantly after last time, holding on to the damn ball. Â He earned his 143 yards rushing, 11 receiving, and 2 TDs for his 4th 100 yards game of the season.