'Can we throw? Can we (likely) make a comeback? Can we control the clock AND score? Can the defense keep them under 400 yards passing?' [/QUOTE]Important questions.
Navarro is what he is which is not a really big arm. If they can run like last week, that will make some easy throws. Every now and then when the get the right look they will play action off an option and chuck it deep but not often. South Alabama was susceptible more than once last week to double moves.
Yeah, red zone was a bust last week. Not only did they not score TDs but they looked generally bad. Albin pointed to dome noise and, to his credit, fell on the sword for not having his team ready in that respect. We'll see at home this week.
North Texas could not hold South Alabama under 400 yards passing and there is little doubt with the QB they will move the ball. I think red zone d will be the key.
Last Edited: 9/7/2024 1:20:48 PM by Rufusbobcat94