Here is what I don't understand about Albin. We arrive at Penn State with a young but healthy WR group. We throw/complete seven passes to Blankenship for 72 yards with one reception setting up a touchdown. See below!
Yesterday we have a depleted WR group and are missing starting TE and we complete one pass to Beau for 2 yards. If our line is banged up and giving up sacks and the WR are having trouble getting open, can't we figure out a way to swing the ball to Blankenship to mix things up?
Penn State scouts Ohio, Beau in 13 games in 2011, 3 ttl rec, eight others returned with more receptions, 35 per game rushing. The Lions gave us the receptions to Beau. By the Kent game Beau had earned more respect. If Ohio plays the Lions again Beau has lots more attention.
Ohio scouts Kent. That #1 guy, playmaker, avg. 10 per run. heck of a receiver. Game numbers 13 for 57, avg. 4.1, 2 receptions.
Kent scouts Ohio. That #22 guy, playmaker, 123 per game. Game numbers 145 yards rushing. Albin did well with his playmaker. No doubt Kent had studied his big plays like Ohio studied Archer's big plays to take them away. Our D held Archer down. Three drives included, fumble for six. interception for pick six, 50 yard pass called back for 15 yard penalty. McGrath, Herman, J.T., Carlotta out. Scott, Neal H., Carrie, Carl out/hurt. Giving a little credit to Kent with MAC offensive and defensive MVP types Archer/Nix. Kent is legit.
Last Edited: 11/24/2012 9:58:41 AM by Bcat2