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College Football Week 9 or also known as 'As the Harbrough Turns'


jayboogieman
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Wake really screwed the pooch not coming into this game committed to the run. They tried to go pass heavy early on and were wholly ineffective at it. Now they've dug themselves into a hole that forces them to be pass heavy and they're gonna get blown out for it. I bet FSU scores again before half.

Wake fans chanting for the backup QB but you can't do that to the kid. If you wanna make that change wait until next week. You can't throw a guy out there against the #4 team in the country unprepared to start in a must throw situation on the scoreboard. If you do that, you gotta wave the white towel and just run your offense like you would if the game was competitive.

I don't know anything about their backup but it's a move they should consider moving forward. This starter is NOT it.

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25 minutes ago, jayboogieman said:

Wake misses Hartman

I don't think Hartman would matter in this game.  Although we might have 14 at least.  But FSU is significantly better this year, and our oline is significantly worse.  

A lot of Wake fans want to start the third stringer who helped beat Pitt last week.  But while he might be better, don't think it would matter.  Its akin to Clemson fans wanted to dump last years qb and trying to blame all their issues on him, only to be just as bad or worse this year with a different guy.  While their new qb is playing fairly well in Oregon.  

Changing qb's wouldn't help this week.  

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