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[TravelingPanther]

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High ankle sprain. Glad we are off next week so he has extra time to heal.

Not sure a week off is enough if it is a high ankle sprain.

[Grinch]

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get healthy carlos as much as i like johnson, i realized what we were missing by not having u

[Catmandoo]

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High ankle sprain. Glad we are off next week so he has extra time to heal.

[UNI Fight]

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Sorry, I have not seen/heard what was with Carlos. I need a clue. Help?!

From Des Moines (or Dead Moines if anyone's been to the new Zombie Burger + Drink Lab in downtown Des Moines, highly recommend it) Register: Northern Iowa tailback Carlos Anderson suffered a leg injury on UNI's second play from scrimmage and did not return to the game. Johnson, a 6-foot-3, 214-pound redshirt freshman, carried the load and scored on a pair of 1-yard runs.

['70 Grad]

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Sorry, I have not seen/heard what was with Carlos. I need a clue. Help?!

[JayJ79]

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I was listening to Gary so I didn't hear their home crew but I was thinking the exact same thing. Don't they spend most of their time in these conditions whereas we practice and play many games indoors? I would have liked seeing the footage of it.

fwiw, I think the majority of UNI's practices in preseason camp and thus far in the season have been outside, with only a few of them being in the Dome.

[Grinch]

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what is the purpose of postion coaches can someone please teach johnson the proper way to run so that he can be the stud running back he has the potential to be, this is the second game i'm seeing this, he is running to high drop those shoulders n noone can stop him.

[Panthers to the Bone]

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FWIW, Gary said yesterday on OPR that they practice at 7AM.

[caagman]

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One of the better "home team" booth crews I've ever heard. Very even-keeled. Just called it like they saw it. A pleasure to listen to.

Funny though. They kept commenting on how many cramps SFA was having and how odd it was that UNI wasn't having any given SFA practices in this weather all the time.
Yeah...I wonder why that is?!?!? Maybe because SFA is losing and time is running out!

I was listening to Gary so I didn't hear their home crew but I was thinking the exact same thing. Don't they spend most of their time in these conditions whereas we practice and play many games indoors? I would have liked seeing the footage of it.

[Mudrafan]

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I agree with you somewhat. I love the "I" and I think we need to do that more when we get closer to the goal line. But at least for this game Johnson did carry the ball 31 times which is a lot. Problem was we couldn't seem to get more then a yard or two everytime.

Rennie cannot throw in the pocket so teams load up the box & key on our tailback & then the zone read. We get single cover on our receivers or at worst, they roll a safety over the top.

[Barnstormer]

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I agree with you somewhat. I love the "I" and I think we need to do that more when we get closer to the goal line. But at least for this game Johnson did carry the ball 31 times which is a lot. Problem was we couldn't seem to get more then a yard or two everytime.

Verduzco loves running his qb's. I thought Sanders ran way too much. As long as Verduzco is here...we will run the QB. Fat Grace ran the ball a lot. Nothing like seeing an overweight QB with a bulky knee brace run the ball east/west. Rennie has lots of ability. I simply like the traditional look (I) or a one-back set w/ the tailback logging most of the runs w/ play action. I don't like having a scenario where the QB running the ball on 3rd & 8 gives our offense more comfort than hitting the tight end over the middle. I'm willing to ride it out this year, but really hope we go more traditional next spring. I think our receivers get too underutilized in this offense.

[panther-state]

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kudos to UNI's trainers, coaches (and strength/conditioning staff?) as it sounds like they did a great job getting (and keeping) our guys ready to deal with the higher temps.

Completely agree! We didn't even cramp up like all of those SFA players...apparently the heat was TOO much for the Jacks

[JayJ79]

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kudos to UNI's trainers, coaches (and strength/conditioning staff?) as it sounds like they did a great job getting (and keeping) our guys ready to deal with the higher temps.

[ClivePurple]

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Congrats on winning.

Thanks Reverend.

[TheRevSFA]

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Congrats on winning.