Idaho State - Game 3 - Week 4

[sevelev711]

Back to the comfortable blanket of defense carrying the team and offense being less than mediocre. Mmm.

[havok58]

Back to the comfortable blanket of defense carrying the team and offense being less than mediocre. Mmm.

As long as the offense can get into David cook’s range, that may be all that’s needed unfortunately

[Trapped in California]

So many mental mistakes this week. Hard to fathom this level of regression

[UNIstudent]

Weak ass holding call there

[Purpledog]

Can we please go downfield with a pass!!!!!

[ronfitch]

God, the Wildcat is lame. And if you are going to try that play (because it is not a "formation"), run it with Hoosman.

[ronfitch]

Wow, Brinkman got held and blindsided there.

[havok58]

Great defense after the half. Offense needs some work. Can’t play like that in the conference. I liked what looked like a hurry up offense in the 4th quarter.

[panther-state]

Bye week hangover? Yikes!

[run&blade]

Wildcat does nothing but tell other team you are 110% running. Is that desirable when you struggle to run it?

[vbfan19]

West side crowd looks bad on tv,

someone who isn't attending the game complaining about attendance. nice.

but the east side was worse than the west side. so yeah, beer does absolutely nothing for attendance

[vbfan19]

might have been the first time in a college game where a team gets a first down and then runs an entire play before the chains are actually moved for that new set of downs.
also I learned today that if the punter is outside of the tackle box, the defending team has free reigh to take him out after the kick.

[Blue42]

The blindside block rule on INT returns is gonna be interesting this year.

I think we got it called 3 times last night.

Farley said they called it per the rule and all the blockers can really do it set up like a basketball player taking a charge and absorb the hit.

[PurpleCatFan]

Well after that offensive performance by the Panther we will probably even have less fans at our next home game

[vbfan19]

The blindside block rule on INT returns is gonna be interesting this year.

I think we got it called 3 times last night.

Farley said they called it per the rule and all the blockers can really do it set up like a basketball player taking a charge and absorb the hit.

I don't imagine the defensive players spend a whole lot of time practicing blocking for INT returns. Plus you're usually full of emotion after seeing a teammate get a pick like that, and you're amped up and may not always stop and think before trying to throw a big block. But hopefully as players get more used to the rule, they'll learn how to avoid the blindside hit