Can we please fire Conque we should have atleast put up 50 on that defense but his head so far up jakes ass that he actually thinks the offense looks good

INiedrauer said:

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I mean... it wasn't that ugly. I would expect this place to be a little more cheery.

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It was HB ****ing U. There's no excuse to ever lose to them, especially when on their third string QB.

Win, yes. Quality? Meh

The only reason we won was because it was HBU.

If we had a real offense we'd be more excited but we could only run the ball again

Glad you had a great time Huggy MD! Besides the up and downs of our sports programs SFA has a lot to offer, and Nacogdoches on a whole has even more. I hope your daughter has a great experience here.

The offense took what it could. It would be nice if we started faster.

Yay, we won! That's as much as I want to analyze right now. I had fun at the game, Ol Cotton was booming, and I'm going to be happy about a win.

The black uniforms still look pretty cool though.

SFA OFFENSE
SHSU 47 Plays (219 Yards 1 TD)
UCA 64 Plays (319 2 TDs)
HBU 72 Plays (483 3 TDs) (Only punted the ball 4 times)

SFA AVG. YARDS RUSHING
SHSU 0.48
UCA 3.76
HBU 5.54

SFA TIME OF POSSESSION
SHSU 28:20
UCA 31:19
HBU 36:37

Opponent 3rd Down Conversions
SHSU 9-19
UCA 6-14
HBU 4-15

Opponent Average Rushing Yards
SHSU 5.23
UCA 4.57
HBU 0.92

Side note Southern Utah is really good

24-21 over #18 Northern Iowa
32-16 over #16 Weber State
46-28 over #8 Eastern Washington

Maybe you could argue that our losses are to teams we were not suppose to beat, but to upset.
@SMU (FBS)
Southern Utah
#25 McNeese State
#11 SHSU
@#6 UCA

Who knows maybe with a healthy Foster Sawyer, we could have pulled off a few, but maybe we are on schedule to do great things next season with the percentage of returning players from a possible 6-5 team with more experienced seniors and juniors?

After 8

QB:#10 Jake Blumrick 6-2; 202 (So.)
G:7;ATT:203;CMP:110;CP%:.54.3%;YDS:983;TD:2;INT:5;R:69;YDS:102;TD:2
QB:#12 Foster Sawyer 6-5; 230 (Jr.)
G:4;ATT:104;CMP:68;CP%:.66%;YDS:623;TD:4;RTD:1;INT:1
QB:#17 Zach Smith 6-2; 175 (Fr.)
G:2;ATT:0;CMP:0;CP%:.0%;YDS:0;TD:0;INT:0

RB:#7 Kijana Amous 5-10; 210 (Sr.)
G:8;ATT:90;YDS:393;AVG:4.4;TD:5/REC:25;YDS:240;TD:0
RB:#32 Jamall Shaw 5-11; 215 (So.)
G:8;ATT:68;YDS:245;AVG:3.6;TD:1/REC:13;YDS:64;TD:0
RB:#25 Juan Day 6-2; 228 (Jr.)
G:5;ATT:16;YDS:116;AVG:7.2;TD:1/REC:2;YDS:10;TD:1
RB:#29 Josh McGowen 5-9; 214 (R/Fr.)
G:6;ATT:18;YDS:35;AVG:2.0;TD:0/REC:6;YDS:32;TD:0

WR:#80 Tamrick Pace 6-3; 200 (So.)
G:8;REC:37;YDS:406;TD:3
WR:#5 Terian Goree 6-3; 175 (Jr.)
G:8;REC:30;YDS:220;TD:1
WR:#2 Frank Iheanacho 6-6; 225 (Jr.)
G:8;REC:21;YDS:212;TD:1
WR:#9 Trae Hart 5-11; 175 (Sr.)
G:8;REC:21;YDS:192;TD:0
WR:#82 Cody Williams 6-3; 212 (So.)
G:7;REC:14;YDS:149;TD:0
WR:#88 Dylan Parker 6-4; 200 (Fr.)
G:8;REC:1;YDS:17;TD:0
WR:#4 Romellio Bentley 5-9; 175 (Jr.)
G:2;REC:2;YDS:4;TD:0
WR:#81 Jonathan Sam 6-2; 205 (So.)
G:8;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0

TE:#87 Allen Arclies III 6-4; 235 (Fr.)
G:4;REC:3;YDS:33;TD:0
TE:#86 Will Taylor 6-3; 248 (Sr.)
G:8;REC:3;YDS:27;TD:0
TE:#15 Ryan Cottingame 6-3; 228 (Jr.)
G:8;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0

K:#36 Storm Ruiz 5-10; 170 (So.)
FGA:12;FGM:10;LNG:42;APAT:16;MPAT:16

DE:#13 John Franklin 6-4; 292 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:36;TFL:8.0;SCK:2.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:7
DE:#94 Demetrion Amie 6-4; 272 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:9;TFL:3.5;SCK:2.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0;BLK:1
DE:#57 Gary Sampson 6-3; 258 (So.)
G:8;TKL:8;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:3
DE:#90 Jerry Blanks 6-1; 252 (R/Fr.)
G:3;TKL:0;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

DT:#93 Lamont Alexander 6-3; 305 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:31;TFL:4.5;SCK:1.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
DT:#77 Rayshad Nichols 6-3; 300 (R/Fr.)
G:8;TKL:25;TFL:5.0;SCK:1.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:5
DT:#99 Shaq Anderson 6-1; 305 (Jr.)
G:7;TKL:11;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:1
DT:#92 Larron Cox 6-2; 282 (R/Fr.)
G:8;TKL:10;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:0
DT:#55 Paul Hill 6-1; 290 (So)
G:7;TKL:3;TFL:0.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

LB:#43 Anthony Jacobs 5-11; 225 (So.)
G:8;TKL:41;TFL:2.5;SCK:0.5;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:2;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#54 Spencer Choka 6-0; 228 (So.)
G:8;TKL:40;TFL:5.0;SCK:1.5;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:1
LB:#42 Teddy Britton 5-11; 226 (So.)
G:8;TKL:36;TFL:4.5;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:4
LB:#50 Ryan Woods 6-1; 220 (Jr.)
G:6;TKL:26;TFL:3.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#46 Sloan Rodberg 6-3; 225 (Fr.)
G:6;TKL:13;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#49 Terrance Potts 6-2; 225 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:12;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:1;QBH:0
LB:#44 Bert Morris 6-1; 220 (Fr.)
G:8;TKL:8;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#98 Jack Martin 6-4; 252 (So.)
G:2;TKL:5;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

S:#33 Alize Ward 5-10; 195 (So.)
G:8;TKL:66;TFL:3.5;SCK:0.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:8;INT:4;QBH:0;TD:1
S:#38 Trenton Gordon 5-11; 195 (Fr.)
G:7;TKL:49;TFL:0.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#3 Lawrence Ghansah 6-0; 195 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:38;TFL:0.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:2;QBH:0
S:#28 Marion Walls 5-10; 196 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:37;TFL:1.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:3;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#34 Gavin Roland 5-11; 195 (Fr.)
G:6;TKL:3;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#6 Bryce Gemmel 6-1; 205 (Jr.)
G:4;TKL:2;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#47 Hunter Cabral 5-9; 185 (So.)
G:6;TKL:1;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

CB:#8 Trent Perriman 5-11; 184 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:49;TFL:3.5;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:8;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#11 Aaron Foy 5-11; 184 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:16;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:4;INT:1;QBH:0
CB:#1 Tarrin Mitchell 5-10; 186 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:14;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:3;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#40 Zack Kanipes 5-7; 165 (Jr.)
G:7;TKL:6;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#26 Eli Jones 5-11; 170 (Fr.)
G:5;TKL:2;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#21 Davelle Fox 5-11; 185 (Jr.)
G:5;TKL:2;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#31 Caleb Lawton 5-11; 175 (Fr.)
G:4;TKL:0;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

P:#45 Caleb Lewallen 5-10; 190 (Jr.)
P:58;YDS:2,290;AVG:40.0;LNG:59;IN20:16;TB:1

SFAXE93 said:

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Side note Southern Utah is really good

24-21 over #18 Northern Iowa
32-16 over #16 Weber State
46-28 over #8 Eastern Washington

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Good to know. That blowout still hurts, but not nearly as much now.

Attendance has been pretty good this season.

Southern Utah 12,324
UIW 11,401
McNeese State 12,812
Sam Houston State 26,792 (We were the home team)
Houston Baptist 12,000

Our starting QB has completed 54% of his passes ( stat guy drunk on that one ) with 5 interceptions and 2 touchdowns.... is this real life

He was over 70 percent against HBU.

Attendance is very good. Hmmmm. Imagine now that we 5-3 going into these last three games...... it would be over 12500 a game.

AXE101 said:

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Our starting QB has completed 54% of his passes ( stat guy drunk on that one ) with 5 interceptions and 2 touchdowns.... is this real life

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I would like to see two things to go along with his pass percentage.

1) How many drops? In yesterdays game there were 2 horrible drive killing drops in the first quarter. I know there were several in the previous two games.

2) How many of his incompletions come as hes getting drilled. He has seen the sky over Nacogdoches more than most Astronomy students at SFA.

To me its less about the QB than the play calling. It is very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very predictable. It's almost like the Crowton is required to run either a screen to the short side or a rush over the Right Tackle on odd numbered downs.

Completely agree with the good DR on the predictability of our play calling. I have been totally unimpressed with OC Crowton from the start. I'm pretty sure that we lead the nation in completed passes for no gain or a loss and in the number of times we run to the right where 4 or 5 defensive players await us. Now perhaps yesterday there was a plan to throw these and try to open up the line...and we did move on the ground better as game progressed but as a rule these repeated plays result in little offense.

I do agree that a win should be enjoyed...always good to get a W. We do have a chance to win out but the offense will need to pep it up some to do so......believe SELA will be the toughest of the rest.

drhuggybear said:

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To me its less about the QB than the play calling. It is very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very predictable.

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So, are you suggesting that the play calling was very predictable?

Ljacks&Longnecks said:

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so......believe SELA will be the toughest of the rest.

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Good thing we don't play them this season. Maybe you meant Nichols

My bad 93....trying to give us a 12th game.......yes Nichols