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  • Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

    I thought I would try something different with the game preview this week and since I didn't see any up next thread yet, here goes.

    When the Panthers have the ball...


    Starting lineups are based on the box score from the Wofford and Central Arkansas games

    Last edited by pantherfansince92; 12-05-2011, 12:38 PM.

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    Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

    When the Grizzlies have the ball...



    Last edited by pantherfansince92; 12-04-2011, 09:45 PM.

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      Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

      This is great information. Very cool to look at the statistical comparison. UNI's defense has only allowed 16 points per game. I knew they were good, but that really puts into perspective how well they've played this season.

      Let's hope they can bring it again on Friday! Will be fun to watch them against a strong playoff team. Go Panthers.
      "10% of life is what happens to you, 90% is how you react to what happens."

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      • #4
        Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

        The Griz fans have figured out the key stat, it is pretty obvious, turnovers, they have realized that we cause a lot of them, and they need to hold on to the ball.

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          Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

          I saw Tre'Darrius on the sideline in uniform yesterday. Anyone know how close he is to playing again?

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          • #6
            Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

            Saw the same thing

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              Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

              Having a healthy Tre'Darrius back would be huge. But I really love the energy that Wilmont Wellington has brought to the table.

              If they run the Oregon spread, I think they will amass a ton of yards, but hopefully we can bend, not break and get stops/turnovers in the red zone. Having another healthy, speedy defensive back will be great.

              If Montana gets a lot of their yards between the 20's and UNI can give up FG's and not TD's then I like our chances.
              "10% of life is what happens to you, 90% is how you react to what happens."

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                Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                I don't know if anyone else feels the same way, but IMO Wilmot Wellington has been solid as of late. He plays hard, and he loves to hit people! I've enjoyed seeing him get on the field a lot this second half of the season (due to Canaday's injury) after watching him make some big plays on special teams during the first half of the season. He has flown under the radar, but I feel like our secondary hasn't been hurt by the loss of Canaday. I was a little worried about Wilmot filling in at safety after making the switch from running back, but he has seemed to get the job done. Am I the only one that has noticed/does anyone else agree?

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                  Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                  I would agree. Still not sold on JJ Swain though. Seems apprehensive to make a hit and his short coverage isn't anything great...or at least it has appeared to be that way.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                    Originally posted by panther-state View Post
                    I would agree. Still not sold on JJ Swain though. Seems apprehensive to make a hit and his short coverage isn't anything great...or at least it has appeared to be that way.
                    I actually thought he looked better yesterday than he had all season. Though I do agree with you, and have said so many times on here.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                      Swain tackled well. Almost had a heart attack.
                      Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762

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                      • #12
                        Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                        looking forward to the game on ESPN 2....no wait ESPN....er...one of the two. In glorious HD. Thinking of a gamewatch in Des Moines. I'll start a thread for that in 3...2...

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                        • #13
                          Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                          I don't know if anyone else feels the same way, but IMO Wilmot Wellington has been solid as of late. He plays hard, and he loves to hit people! I've enjoyed seeing him get on the field a lot this second half of the season (due to Canaday's injury) after watching him make some big plays on special teams during the first half of the season. He has flown under the radar, but I feel like our secondary hasn't been hurt by the loss of Canaday. I was a little worried about Wilmot filling in at safety after making the switch from running back, but he has seemed to get the job done. Am I the only one that has noticed/does anyone else agree?

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                            Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                            Originally posted by thegeneral View Post
                            I don't know if anyone else feels the same way, but IMO Wilmot Wellington has been solid as of late. He plays hard, and he loves to hit people! I've enjoyed seeing him get on the field a lot this second half of the season (due to Canaday's injury) after watching him make some big plays on special teams during the first half of the season. He has flown under the radar, but I feel like our secondary hasn't been hurt by the loss of Canaday. I was a little worried about Wilmot filling in at safety after making the switch from running back, but he has seemed to get the job done. Am I the only one that has noticed/does anyone else agree?
                            He has been quietly consistent. So quiet that the ESPN announcers didn't even know his name!

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                            • #15
                              Re: Up Next: Montana (Quarterfinals Edition)

                              Nice demonstrative lineup. But, McSurdy is in the middle and Kanongata on the outside.

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