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Gladiator Cat wrote:AngCatfan, you seriously don't understand why my rant was here. Why are you giving these freaks a pass and I'm toast.
What I said needed to be said even though it wasn't related to football. But of course the new Orwellian world of SJW snowflakes and mindlessness must be tolerated at all costs. Delete away again.
Now there is no illusion any longer.
ANGCatFan wrote:Let's keep the train on the football track. I have know idea why GC's rant is in this thread and Chief is just being Chief talking about Chief. He can't help it. When Chief is mentioned Chief has to talk about Chief that is just what Chief does. Ignore him or ban him are the only options. Let's keep it on Wildcat football and I am excited to see what this year's team is going to look like and who is going to Beardown and play like Wildcats!
10 Freakin' Days!
Take it to the Politics, Religion and Beer. There's a Trump thread. You can say all you want there.Gladiator Cat wrote:What an abject disgusting feeling of surreal emptiness it is to come to this site and have to read the most vile and disgusting, slanderous, filthy, unfair and totally untrue fabrications from the deranged, snowflake left progressive Marxists of our day as it relates to our nations President. Utterly shameful.
If this is the kind of repulsive shit that the University of Arizona is pumping out as students and Alumni or is teaching as a viable thought process, I can assure you, my children will never set foot on this campus nor will my depreciating dollars ever fund this mindless shit as an avenue of higher learning.
Its long past time to shut this sick, mindless, infectious SJW BS consuming our nation down once and for all.
Little sting with the "hurts his candidacy at the top-echelon jobs, but could be ideal at a place like Arizona" line.6. Ken Niumatalolo, Navy – He’s a paragon of consistency going 77-42 over 10 seasons, emerging as a confidant of Patriots coach Bill Belichick. Niumatalolo’s profile will rise with the announcement of the Showtime documentary series that will follow Navy for the season. The option-based offensive style hurts his candidacy at the top-echelon jobs, but could be ideal at a place like Arizona. After Cal showed significant interest last year, Niumatalolo’s time is coming.
ANGCatFan wrote:Let's keep the train on the football track. I have know idea why GC's rant is in this thread and Chief is just being Chief talking about Chief. He can't help it. When Chief is mentioned Chief has to talk about Chief that is just what Chief does. Ignore him or ban him are the only options. Let's keep it on Wildcat football and I am excited to see what this year's team is going to look like and who is going to Beardown and play like Wildcats!
10 Freakin' Days!
Merkin wrote:Mentioned it before several times, but with this team, no passers, 2 great running QBs, and 3 really good RBs, you think the triple option would be perfect.
Going to go see Cal Poly play this weekend who also runs the triple option, although they are playing Colgate so not a good test. But CP did give ASU a good run with it, but just ran out of gas.
Probably so, but Georgia Tech runs it rather well. With such a poor defense at Arizona, this year it would be good. When defensive recruiting comes along, then the offensive playbook can too.chiefzona wrote:Merkin wrote:Mentioned it before several times, but with this team, no passers, 2 great running QBs, and 3 really good RBs, you think the triple option would be perfect.
Going to go see Cal Poly play this weekend who also runs the triple option, although they are playing Colgate so not a good test. But CP did give ASU a good run with it, but just ran out of gas.
He runs that because of the size difference. He runs it out of self-preservation and because of recruiting restraints. If he ever came to Arizona, which I would highly doubt, he would probably change his offensive approach.
Give me a Pro-style offense with a 4-3 or 3-4 base defense and I'm happy.Merkin wrote:Probably so, but Georgia Tech runs it rather well. With such a poor defense at Arizona, this year it would be good. When defensive recruiting comes along, then the offensive playbook can too.chiefzona wrote:Merkin wrote:Mentioned it before several times, but with this team, no passers, 2 great running QBs, and 3 really good RBs, you think the triple option would be perfect.
Going to go see Cal Poly play this weekend who also runs the triple option, although they are playing Colgate so not a good test. But CP did give ASU a good run with it, but just ran out of gas.
He runs that because of the size difference. He runs it out of self-preservation and because of recruiting restraints. If he ever came to Arizona, which I would highly doubt, he would probably change his offensive approach.
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“What people tend to forget, these hurry-up, speed-it-up offenses that are trying to run 100 plays, their defenses also have to play 100, so we try to minimize the possessions in a game,” Johnson said. “There’s no question it shortens the game and maximizes the possessions, because if you make a mistake or two, it’s hard to come back.”
I think we all would, very fan friendly.chiefzona wrote: Give me a Pro-style offense with a 4-3 or 3-4 base defense and I'm happy.
I think GC would've thoroughly enjoyed my deleted post. Although, not as articulated as what GC tossed up, very similar in nature. Good shit!ANGCatFan wrote:GC,I understand your complaint, I just don't know why it is here! Criticize, berate, castigate, humiliate, and repudiate the people you disagree with on the lower boards. Let them have it, but take it when they give it back 'cause you are outnumbered on this board. Just talk football up here.
In 10 days I will be drinking beer on the mall, ogling college girls and women my age trying to dress like college girls, and heading to the stadium to watch the Arizona Wildcats kick off another football season! Don't try and distract me with personal squabbles, politics or, (God forbid) Chief!
My eyes are on the prize!
Other veterans who did not participate included tight end Jamie Nunley, safety Isaiah Hayes, tackle Bryson Cain and defensive end Jalen Cochran.
Gerhard de Beer and Christian Boettcher opened at right tackle and left guard, a sign that they’re ahead in two of Arizona’s more closely contested position battles. De Beer’s chief competitor, Cody Creason, spent some time at left tackle with Cain not playing.
Senior receiver Cam Denson dressed but played sparingly.
Kicking competitors Josh Pollack and Lucas Havrisik both made their lone field-goal attempts.
Dane Cruikshank, who has moved from cornerback to safety, penetrated the backfield on consecutive plays in the second quarter.
Freshman cornerback Tony Wallace had an interception on a deep ball thrown by Lane down the left sideline, intended for Drew Dixon.
Tackle Thiyo Lukusa, who recently transferred from Michigan State, did not dress. He stood on the scout-team sideline in a T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops.
You still can. There's a link for full PDF version at top of the section linksANGCatFan wrote:New media guide is out and the online format sucks. I want to be able to look at the entire guide at once not section by section. Also, no depth chart in the current media guide.
A veritable who's who of who?carcassdragger wrote:Three mostly inexperienced seniors and four freshman starting on this defense. We're in deep shit this year.
carcassdragger wrote:Three mostly inexperienced seniors and four freshman starting on this defense. We're in deep shit this year.
Uhh yes, deeper shit than last year. At this time last year our defense was more experienced than this. Injuries eventually made it worse.tgrumpy2 wrote:carcassdragger wrote:Three mostly inexperienced seniors and four freshman starting on this defense. We're in deep shit this year.
Okay Chicken Little. So do you mean deeper shit than last year? LOL At least give it a couple of weeks and see for crying out loud.
New to football? Times are announced 12 or 6 days before kickoffJefe wrote:When will the October game times be posted? Trying to plan a few things around games and TBD doesnt help...
PHXCATS wrote:New to football? Times are announced 12 or 6 days before kickoffJefe wrote:When will the October game times be posted? Trying to plan a few things around games and TBD doesnt help...
We don't look like a Pac 12 team. We don't pass the eye test for size. More like a Mountain West team. Maybe.ASUHATER! wrote:Defense may be even worse this year.
