Good game..I am so glad we covered..
WEEK 1: BAYLOR
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PLF about to get PAID! 
Honestly better than I hoped for. The ten minutes after going down 14-0 really showed me something. Defense looked good...not great, but mainly in the right spots with the right coverage. Offense was shakier, but there's flashes there of what could get put together.
Very impressed with our physicality. During the Miss St. game, I was concerned that our guys would survive the night. We played at a pretty high tempo on a hot night and did not look run over.
Cam and offense scoring in garbage time was great because last year's team couldn't even do that. I now think we can contend in most SLC games. But first, let's beat Tarleton.
Very impressed with our physicality. During the Miss St. game, I was concerned that our guys would survive the night. We played at a pretty high tempo on a hot night and did not look run over.
Cam and offense scoring in garbage time was great because last year's team couldn't even do that. I now think we can contend in most SLC games. But first, let's beat Tarleton.
The best takeaway? No major injuries.
They sounded good as I listened on Radio. Though I'm pretty sure Rob could make my honey do list sound good.
That SFA team tonight can win 4-5 games. Still not top of conference (which is a REALLY good FCS conference) but we're not gonna be an easy out at all.
Saw coaches tweet on hoping to get some players back next week.. I really hope it's those guys that weren't there today.. especially OL/DL help..
WR:#8 Tamrick Pace must have been one of them. I'm looking on the box score and participation chart and he never was in the game.
So Pace was not shut down, because he never played. Hope we get him back.
Clater
Williams
Simmons all started.
So Pace was not shut down, because he never played. Hope we get him back.
Clater
Williams
Simmons all started.
So looking at others and according to the participation chart in the Baylor game, these are the players who did not play.
It could be due to injury, red shirting (although you can play 4 games and still red shirt), walk-ons, or academics.
QB: #10 Jake Blumrick 6-2; 206 (Sr.) (Injured)
QB: #29 Reece Shaw 6-5; 200 (Jr.)
QB: #00 Peyton Culberson 6-5; 220 (Fr.)
QB: #00 Josh Foskey 6-0; 217 (Fr.)
RB: #35 Trejon Henderson 5-11; 205 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Terrance Shaw Jr. 5-7; 212 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Sanders Crawford IV 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Jaquarion Turner 5-11; 202 (Fr.) (injured)
WR: #8 Tamrick Pace 6-3; 195 (Sr.)
WR: #00 Larry Jones III 5-9; 185 (Jr.)
WR: #00 Nic Hernandez 6-0; 180 (Jr.)
WR: #83 David Crenshaw 6-1; 195 (So.)
WR: #81 Ricky Rollerson 6-0; 177 (So.)
WR: #80 James Sowards 6-4; 200 (R/Fr.)
WR: #47 Josh Allison 6-1; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #30 Justin Hammond 6-1; 180 (Fr.)
WR: #00 Solomon Aweke 6-1; 190 (Fr.)
TE: #88 Carson Spence 6-6; 240 (So.)
TE: #49 Chad Aune 6-4; 221 (Fr.)
TE: #00 Jackson Miller 6-1; 238 (Fr.)
OL: #00 Tyler Hall 6-4; 295 (Jr.)
OL: #62 Nick Langlois 6-2; 268 (So.)
OL: #77 Jeffrey Rose 6-4; 287 (R/Fr.)
OL: #76 Jack York 6-6; 300 (R/Fr.)
OL: #63 Cole Todd 6-3; 290 (R/Fr.)
OL: #65 Clint Lapic 6-4; 235 (R/Fr.)
OL: #67 Jayden Fleming 6-2; 301 (Fr.)
OL: #75 Justice Cardenas 6-5; 320 (Fr.)
LS: #45 Brayden Chandler 5-9; 193 (Fr.)
LS: #00 Joshua Smetzer 6-0; 201 (Fr.)
DE: #91 Holland Malone 6-5; 220 (So.)
DE: #00 Jason Ramsland 6-0; 235 (So.)
DE: #94 Hayden Brockenbush 6-4; 235 (Fr.)
DE: #98 Chance Hill 6-4; 235 (Fr.)
DE: #56 Romello Parish 6-3; 250 (Fr.)
DE: #00 Darren Roberson 6-2; 222 (Fr.)
DE: #00 Jesse Herron III 6-2; 220 (Fr.)
DE: #97 Terrance Wair 6-1; 230 (Fr.)
DE: #95 Lawrence Norton III 6-0; 240 (Fr.)
DT: #90 Rayshad Nichols 6-3; 304 (Jr.)
DT: #92 Larron Cox 6-2; 282 (Jr.)
DT: #00 Trevon Johnson 6-3; 250 (Fr.)
DT: #96 B.J. Scarlett 6-2; 240 (Fr.)
LB: #17 Nazier Wright 6-2; 210 (Jr.)
LB: #59 Jacob Kutchback 6-0; 215 (Fr.)
S: #33 Alize Ward 5-10; 192 (Sr.) (Injured)
S: #14 Trey Ramos 5-11; 192 (Jr.)
S: #00 Jeremiah Davis 6-0; 180 (So.)
S: #27 JaTerious Evans 6-1; 190 (R/Fr.)
S: #46 LaCoryien Washington 6-0; 208 (Fr.)
S: #00 Gerred Wiltz 5-11; 190 (Fr.)
CB: #20 Jakobe Sheffield 5-10; 180 (Jr.)
CB: #6 Myles Brooks 6-1; 185 (Fr.)
CB: #00 Zach Nwachukwu 5-8; 186 (Fr.)
CB: #47 Bruce Harmon 5-11; 181 (Fr.)
It could be due to injury, red shirting (although you can play 4 games and still red shirt), walk-ons, or academics.
QB: #10 Jake Blumrick 6-2; 206 (Sr.) (Injured)
QB: #29 Reece Shaw 6-5; 200 (Jr.)
QB: #00 Peyton Culberson 6-5; 220 (Fr.)
QB: #00 Josh Foskey 6-0; 217 (Fr.)
RB: #35 Trejon Henderson 5-11; 205 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Terrance Shaw Jr. 5-7; 212 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Sanders Crawford IV 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
RB: #00 Jaquarion Turner 5-11; 202 (Fr.) (injured)
WR: #8 Tamrick Pace 6-3; 195 (Sr.)
WR: #00 Larry Jones III 5-9; 185 (Jr.)
WR: #00 Nic Hernandez 6-0; 180 (Jr.)
WR: #83 David Crenshaw 6-1; 195 (So.)
WR: #81 Ricky Rollerson 6-0; 177 (So.)
WR: #80 James Sowards 6-4; 200 (R/Fr.)
WR: #47 Josh Allison 6-1; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #30 Justin Hammond 6-1; 180 (Fr.)
WR: #00 Solomon Aweke 6-1; 190 (Fr.)
TE: #88 Carson Spence 6-6; 240 (So.)
TE: #49 Chad Aune 6-4; 221 (Fr.)
TE: #00 Jackson Miller 6-1; 238 (Fr.)
OL: #00 Tyler Hall 6-4; 295 (Jr.)
OL: #62 Nick Langlois 6-2; 268 (So.)
OL: #77 Jeffrey Rose 6-4; 287 (R/Fr.)
OL: #76 Jack York 6-6; 300 (R/Fr.)
OL: #63 Cole Todd 6-3; 290 (R/Fr.)
OL: #65 Clint Lapic 6-4; 235 (R/Fr.)
OL: #67 Jayden Fleming 6-2; 301 (Fr.)
OL: #75 Justice Cardenas 6-5; 320 (Fr.)
LS: #45 Brayden Chandler 5-9; 193 (Fr.)
LS: #00 Joshua Smetzer 6-0; 201 (Fr.)
DE: #91 Holland Malone 6-5; 220 (So.)
DE: #00 Jason Ramsland 6-0; 235 (So.)
DE: #94 Hayden Brockenbush 6-4; 235 (Fr.)
DE: #98 Chance Hill 6-4; 235 (Fr.)
DE: #56 Romello Parish 6-3; 250 (Fr.)
DE: #00 Darren Roberson 6-2; 222 (Fr.)
DE: #00 Jesse Herron III 6-2; 220 (Fr.)
DE: #97 Terrance Wair 6-1; 230 (Fr.)
DE: #95 Lawrence Norton III 6-0; 240 (Fr.)
DT: #90 Rayshad Nichols 6-3; 304 (Jr.)
DT: #92 Larron Cox 6-2; 282 (Jr.)
DT: #00 Trevon Johnson 6-3; 250 (Fr.)
DT: #96 B.J. Scarlett 6-2; 240 (Fr.)
LB: #17 Nazier Wright 6-2; 210 (Jr.)
LB: #59 Jacob Kutchback 6-0; 215 (Fr.)
S: #33 Alize Ward 5-10; 192 (Sr.) (Injured)
S: #14 Trey Ramos 5-11; 192 (Jr.)
S: #00 Jeremiah Davis 6-0; 180 (So.)
S: #27 JaTerious Evans 6-1; 190 (R/Fr.)
S: #46 LaCoryien Washington 6-0; 208 (Fr.)
S: #00 Gerred Wiltz 5-11; 190 (Fr.)
CB: #20 Jakobe Sheffield 5-10; 180 (Jr.)
CB: #6 Myles Brooks 6-1; 185 (Fr.)
CB: #00 Zach Nwachukwu 5-8; 186 (Fr.)
CB: #47 Bruce Harmon 5-11; 181 (Fr.)
Well the cell signal at Lake Livingston State Park was spotty at best. Got to see a little of the game.
We covered the spread which is good. Scored on them multiple times - also good. Looking forward to see how things go this season.
Just a few more days until we get to see them at home.
We covered the spread which is good. Scored on them multiple times - also good. Looking forward to see how things go this season.
Just a few more days until we get to see them at home.
Jeff
Axe'Em Jacks
Axe'Em Jacks
The only thing I wanted was competence. Feel like we got it.
When we didn't make a play, it wasn't because it was poor scheme or out of position (which was basically the issue in 2018), it was because we just missed it.
Trae had several throws to wide open men he just missed. That will come. The scheme worked.
Defense was in position most of the time, just missed, but we seemed to be in the right spot the majority of the time.
Special teams...woof. Biggest adjustment needed here.
Coaching, loved the fire. Never quit.
When we didn't make a play, it wasn't because it was poor scheme or out of position (which was basically the issue in 2018), it was because we just missed it.
Trae had several throws to wide open men he just missed. That will come. The scheme worked.
Defense was in position most of the time, just missed, but we seemed to be in the right spot the majority of the time.
Special teams...woof. Biggest adjustment needed here.
Coaching, loved the fire. Never quit.
Thanks for the info.. Are you sure Collin LaGarde was out there saturday#72..
Perhaps this got shared, and I just haven't seen it. Had to chuckle at the bottle from Balcones Distillery coming from the Baylor coach.
Just to piggyback on this, we found all of the Baylor folks to be very cordial and welcoming before, during, and after the game. Multiple random "safe travels", and "thanks for coming."
Just to piggyback on this, we found all of the Baylor folks to be very cordial and welcoming before, during, and after the game. Multiple random "safe travels", and "thanks for coming."
After watching the game again, i did not see #72, or #8.
They kept saying Pace's name but it was #9 Remi and not #8
They kept saying Pace's name but it was #9 Remi and not #8
I heard them credit Pace with a catch on the PA, but it was not him.SFAXE93 said:
After watching the game again, i did not see #72, or #8.
They kept saying Pace's name but it was #9 Remi and not #8
Which true freshmen played?
Saw the post on the Tarleton thread. Eighteen true freshmen played.SFAJack_76 said:I heard them credit Pace with a catch on the PA, but it was not him.SFAXE93 said:
After watching the game again, i did not see #72, or #8.
They kept saying Pace's name but it was #9 Remi and not #8
Which true freshmen played?
2020 money game is at SMU, apparently on September 12. Could be interesting.
We will be preparing to win that game...
Jacks4460 said:
We will be preparing to win that game...
Didn't we nearly win the last one against SMU?
TallTexan said:Jacks4460 said:
We will be preparing to win that game...
Didn't we nearly win the last one against SMU?
You're thinking about 2009 when we lost 31-23. SMU had to come from behind to beat us.
We've played SMU twice since then and well....let's forget those games.
I miscounted it was 17.
WR: #19 Xavier Gipson 5-9; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #15 Lawton Rikel 6-1; 175 (Fr.)
OL: #66 Keegan Holm 6-4; 285 (Fr.)
OL: #68 Andrew Seaback 6-6; 325 (Fr.)
OL: #55 Jawaun Singletary 6-1; 280 (Fr.)
OL: #70 Jaret Porterfield 6-4; 300 (Fr.)
OL: #79 Rex Martin 6-6; 290 (Fr.)
DE: #50 Marcus Mosley Jr. 6-0; 260 (Fr.)
DT: #93 Rason Williams II 6-4; 270 (Fr.)
DT: #69 Carl Williams 6-2; 356 (Fr.)
DT: #61 Timothy Twilley 6-1; 270 (Fr.)
LB: #51 Brevin Randle 5-11; 228 (Fr.)
LB: #24 Jermaine Brown 6-1; 195 (Fr.)
LB:#25 Gerard McKnight 6-2; 205 (Fr.)
S:#40 Myles Heard 5-9; 208 (Fr.)
CB:#4 Willie Roberts 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
CB:#33 Kevin Gilliam Jr. 5-10; 194 (Fr.)
WR: #19 Xavier Gipson 5-9; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #15 Lawton Rikel 6-1; 175 (Fr.)
OL: #66 Keegan Holm 6-4; 285 (Fr.)
OL: #68 Andrew Seaback 6-6; 325 (Fr.)
OL: #55 Jawaun Singletary 6-1; 280 (Fr.)
OL: #70 Jaret Porterfield 6-4; 300 (Fr.)
OL: #79 Rex Martin 6-6; 290 (Fr.)
DE: #50 Marcus Mosley Jr. 6-0; 260 (Fr.)
DT: #93 Rason Williams II 6-4; 270 (Fr.)
DT: #69 Carl Williams 6-2; 356 (Fr.)
DT: #61 Timothy Twilley 6-1; 270 (Fr.)
LB: #51 Brevin Randle 5-11; 228 (Fr.)
LB: #24 Jermaine Brown 6-1; 195 (Fr.)
LB:#25 Gerard McKnight 6-2; 205 (Fr.)
S:#40 Myles Heard 5-9; 208 (Fr.)
CB:#4 Willie Roberts 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
CB:#33 Kevin Gilliam Jr. 5-10; 194 (Fr.)
You know Texan I really am not sure...My love for SFASU came about with the hiring of Ryan and Coach C and me going back to get my degree in Fall 15, almost anything before that(besides Basketball) i know nothing about...TallTexan said:Jacks4460 said:
We will be preparing to win that game...
Didn't we nearly win the last one against SMU?
I looked down in the 3rd qtr and we had 70 55 66 as our RG C LG all three true freshman against Baylor #2's.. They held there own... It all starts up front.. These 3 will be our building blocks on the OL..SFAXE93 said:
I miscounted it was 17.
WR: #19 Xavier Gipson 5-9; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #15 Lawton Rikel 6-1; 175 (Fr.)
OL: #66 Keegan Holm 6-4; 285 (Fr.)
OL: #68 Andrew Seaback 6-6; 325 (Fr.)
OL: #55 Jawaun Singletary 6-1; 280 (Fr.)
OL: #70 Jaret Porterfield 6-4; 300 (Fr.)
OL: #79 Rex Martin 6-6; 290 (Fr.)
DE: #50 Marcus Mosley Jr. 6-0; 260 (Fr.)
DT: #93 Rason Williams II 6-4; 270 (Fr.)
DT: #69 Carl Williams 6-2; 356 (Fr.)
DT: #61 Timothy Twilley 6-1; 270 (Fr.)
LB: #51 Brevin Randle 5-11; 228 (Fr.)
LB: #24 Jermaine Brown 6-1; 195 (Fr.)
LB:#25 Gerard McKnight 6-2; 205 (Fr.)
S:#40 Myles Heard 5-9; 208 (Fr.)
CB:#4 Willie Roberts 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
CB:#33 Kevin Gilliam Jr. 5-10; 194 (Fr.)
Can you imagine how good they (and all of the other freshmen) can be if they're here all four years?! Talk about building a foundation!Jacks4460 said:I looked down in the 3rd qtr and we had 70 55 66 as our RG C LG all three true freshman against Baylor #2's.. They held there own... It all starts up front.. These 3 will be our building blocks on the OL..SFAXE93 said:
I miscounted it was 17.
WR: #19 Xavier Gipson 5-9; 170 (Fr.)
WR: #15 Lawton Rikel 6-1; 175 (Fr.)
OL: #66 Keegan Holm 6-4; 285 (Fr.)
OL: #68 Andrew Seaback 6-6; 325 (Fr.)
OL: #55 Jawaun Singletary 6-1; 280 (Fr.)
OL: #70 Jaret Porterfield 6-4; 300 (Fr.)
OL: #79 Rex Martin 6-6; 290 (Fr.)
DE: #50 Marcus Mosley Jr. 6-0; 260 (Fr.)
DT: #93 Rason Williams II 6-4; 270 (Fr.)
DT: #69 Carl Williams 6-2; 356 (Fr.)
DT: #61 Timothy Twilley 6-1; 270 (Fr.)
LB: #51 Brevin Randle 5-11; 228 (Fr.)
LB: #24 Jermaine Brown 6-1; 195 (Fr.)
LB:#25 Gerard McKnight 6-2; 205 (Fr.)
S:#40 Myles Heard 5-9; 208 (Fr.)
CB:#4 Willie Roberts 5-10; 180 (Fr.)
CB:#33 Kevin Gilliam Jr. 5-10; 194 (Fr.)
Five true freshmen OL playing indicates how far we have to go.
SFAJack_76 said:
Five true freshmen OL playing indicates how far we have to go.
True, but think about the leaking sieve that the OL has been the last two years. Got to start somewhere. Carthel is throwing that great recruiting class into the fire right away. And with the OL he inherited, he had no choice.
I agree completely. Simply an indicator of how far down we were. But then, we all saw that and the previous staff did next to nothing to fix it.SFA Jack Fanatic said:SFAJack_76 said:
Five true freshmen OL playing indicates how far we have to go.
True, but think about the leaking sieve that the OL has been the last two years. Got to start somewhere. Carthel is throwing that great recruiting class into the fire right away. And with the OL he inherited, he had no choice.
You mean 3 OL...SFAJack_76 said:
Five true freshmen OL playing indicates how far we have to go.
Yep 76 and this coaching staff inherited 5 OL of which only 3 were on scholly...SFAJack_76 said:I agree completely. Simply an indicator of how far down we were. But then, we all saw that and the previous staff did next to nothing to fix it.SFA Jack Fanatic said:SFAJack_76 said:
Five true freshmen OL playing indicates how far we have to go.
True, but think about the leaking sieve that the OL has been the last two years. Got to start somewhere. Carthel is throwing that great recruiting class into the fire right away. And with the OL he inherited, he had no choice.
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SFA_03 said:TallTexan said:Jacks4460 said:
We will be preparing to win that game...
Didn't we nearly win the last one against SMU?
You're thinking about 2009 when we lost 31-23. SMU had to come from behind to beat us.
We've played SMU twice since then and well....let's forget those games.
Yeah that was the year we beat Eastern Washington in the playoffs. 2009 was a great season, should have beaten SMU. We had like 5-6 turnovers.
I know the score is pointless to talk about. I thought the boys did well and played like a team. It was a great start. I'm proud of the boys. I believe this season will have a lot more wins than loses. A few will be surprises, but it will happen. Good luck and sincerely the best of wishes to the guys, they have worked hard and their efforts will pay off.
Axe'Em Jacks
I'd just like to say we played better against Baylor than UTSA. Therefore we can beat UTSA.
You know, Baylor beating OU 28-3 at the start of the second quarter let's me know it could have always been worse.
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