What BYU needs to do!
As I have gotten time this week, I have read a few articles in the "The Rivalry" edition thing. All I really want to say is that the people from the University of Utah need to think before they talk. I read an article written by Patrick Muir, the Chronicle Assistant News Editor. He is talking about how he converted to Utahism. Which for one, doesn't make sense in any way since we all live in Utah and we are all Utahans. So, he first needs to come up with a new title.
Then the guy goes on to complain about how people treated him differently for going to University of Utah. Oh, bless his poor little soul, people teased him about the university that he attended. My guess, he couldn't get into BYU. You know the thing that probably upsets me the most is how the guy claims he want on a mission and is so humble about it and uses it as a lever, like "I am going to be the next prophet because I served a mission." The guy shouldn't give himself so much credit.
Also, he talks about his issues with the honor code. And how, he won't directly admit it but, "I can't follow it so I won't support." I mean the prophet of the Lord approved it and most likely instated it to this university, so Patrick get off your little I am an RM to good to follow the rules high horse and get over the fact that BYU is better then the U of U in more ways then one. Also, if he is the Assistant Editor, I would hate to hear what the rest of the staff their writers. Is it full of this much BS?
So, to things that really. All of this week I have spent time talking about how Utah is in the worst position in the world to win this game. In all reality, BYU is. They have the most pressure to win this game, they are expected to win this game. But can BYU pull through under this pressure? Yes, they can and they will.
First off, it starts at the head of the ship, Bronco Mendenhall. A man of character, a man of discipline, and a man of leadership. This man is one of the two reasons why BYU is as good as they are this year. The other being Robert Anae. BYU has always had the talent to win but lacked discipline, lacked focus, lacked trust, lacked leadership. Also, Mendenhall is a man of defense. As we have seen in the past few weeks his defense has been stellar except a few blown plays for huge gains. Most of BYU's opponents scoring has come on special teams. So, needless to say anymore, Mendenhall has really changed things for the better and depending on how well he can recruit then that will determine how well his teams are in the future.
Next, John Beck, a very smart quarter back with a rocket attached to his shoulder. All Beck needs to do this game is not throw an interception, which at this point of the season will be hard for him to do. As long as he completes his passes and moves the ball like he knows how to. Spread the field out and give the ball to every receiver out there, Utah's defense will be looking like a book that Beck is reading.
I could sit here and make a list of the rest of the BYU's offense but we could be here all day. Just know that every player that steps on the field for BYU's offense will be used as some sort of weapon. BYU's offense will have their way with this defense just like they have with every other team for the last 5 games. They need to control the ball as much as possible, and get the time of possession in their favor. Limit turnovers and what do you know, we have a win, a big win.
One other thing, Curtis Brown and Fahu Tahi are a deadly combination so they should be used a lot. All of BYU's backfield are deadly weapons because they all work hard out their on the field and it shows. The offense needs to play hard, that is all, and Robert Anae will make sure that they score.
BYU's defense, as said before has played well these last few weeks. They do allow a lot of yards, but they don't allow a lot of scoring. Utah struggled against UNM's 3-3-5 defense, which we run, but they run theirs a little different. Mendenhall knows what to do against Utah. Also, this defense won't let another back-up quarterback come in and cause havoc for them. BYU learns from mistakes and they will prepare as needed for this game against a quarterback who has only thrown the ball a few times. Expect Mendenhall to attack this quarterback with a lot of different players. BYU's defense is on a role with their turnovers and they are looking to get some more this weekend.
BYU has this game in hand. All they need to do is play hard and play like they have been taught and use and remember what they have been taught. Seeing tomorrow I will say some final words about it and not dwell to much on it. I would like to say now, GO COUGARS!!!!!!
Professor Windsor, this is another two in one combo.
Then the guy goes on to complain about how people treated him differently for going to University of Utah. Oh, bless his poor little soul, people teased him about the university that he attended. My guess, he couldn't get into BYU. You know the thing that probably upsets me the most is how the guy claims he want on a mission and is so humble about it and uses it as a lever, like "I am going to be the next prophet because I served a mission." The guy shouldn't give himself so much credit.
Also, he talks about his issues with the honor code. And how, he won't directly admit it but, "I can't follow it so I won't support." I mean the prophet of the Lord approved it and most likely instated it to this university, so Patrick get off your little I am an RM to good to follow the rules high horse and get over the fact that BYU is better then the U of U in more ways then one. Also, if he is the Assistant Editor, I would hate to hear what the rest of the staff their writers. Is it full of this much BS?
So, to things that really. All of this week I have spent time talking about how Utah is in the worst position in the world to win this game. In all reality, BYU is. They have the most pressure to win this game, they are expected to win this game. But can BYU pull through under this pressure? Yes, they can and they will.
First off, it starts at the head of the ship, Bronco Mendenhall. A man of character, a man of discipline, and a man of leadership. This man is one of the two reasons why BYU is as good as they are this year. The other being Robert Anae. BYU has always had the talent to win but lacked discipline, lacked focus, lacked trust, lacked leadership. Also, Mendenhall is a man of defense. As we have seen in the past few weeks his defense has been stellar except a few blown plays for huge gains. Most of BYU's opponents scoring has come on special teams. So, needless to say anymore, Mendenhall has really changed things for the better and depending on how well he can recruit then that will determine how well his teams are in the future.
Next, John Beck, a very smart quarter back with a rocket attached to his shoulder. All Beck needs to do this game is not throw an interception, which at this point of the season will be hard for him to do. As long as he completes his passes and moves the ball like he knows how to. Spread the field out and give the ball to every receiver out there, Utah's defense will be looking like a book that Beck is reading.
I could sit here and make a list of the rest of the BYU's offense but we could be here all day. Just know that every player that steps on the field for BYU's offense will be used as some sort of weapon. BYU's offense will have their way with this defense just like they have with every other team for the last 5 games. They need to control the ball as much as possible, and get the time of possession in their favor. Limit turnovers and what do you know, we have a win, a big win.
One other thing, Curtis Brown and Fahu Tahi are a deadly combination so they should be used a lot. All of BYU's backfield are deadly weapons because they all work hard out their on the field and it shows. The offense needs to play hard, that is all, and Robert Anae will make sure that they score.
BYU's defense, as said before has played well these last few weeks. They do allow a lot of yards, but they don't allow a lot of scoring. Utah struggled against UNM's 3-3-5 defense, which we run, but they run theirs a little different. Mendenhall knows what to do against Utah. Also, this defense won't let another back-up quarterback come in and cause havoc for them. BYU learns from mistakes and they will prepare as needed for this game against a quarterback who has only thrown the ball a few times. Expect Mendenhall to attack this quarterback with a lot of different players. BYU's defense is on a role with their turnovers and they are looking to get some more this weekend.
BYU has this game in hand. All they need to do is play hard and play like they have been taught and use and remember what they have been taught. Seeing tomorrow I will say some final words about it and not dwell to much on it. I would like to say now, GO COUGARS!!!!!!
Professor Windsor, this is another two in one combo.
posted by Eric @ 6:52 PM
1 Comments:
At Saturday, November 26, 2005 11:20:00 AM,
generationysuccess said…
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