Seems like I remember Bill and Mary had a really good QB back in the early to mid 80’s that could sling it around pretty good. I was at the 1980 Clemson game, was only 10 at the time. We recovered a couple onside kicks late and almost made unreal comeback.
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The rules against cut blocks is really hurting them.Army in the shotgun? Why Jeff Monken is changing how triple-option offense runs
Monken felt he had to switch Army to the shotgun in the wake of an under-the-radar NCAA rules change last year.
As it should. They have been not hurting, but seriously injuring opposing players for decades.
Certainly should make them less of a pain to prepare for the next three times Wake plays them.
Or Air Force if anyone in the AD is reading and gets any ideas.
Grobe had a fixation with playing academy schools plus many thought they were in our academic niche. Now we get in about whoever we want and Clawson has been to 7 straight bowl games. Time to step up the schedule.
Just saying, IIRC, we have a home date with Air Force from 1998 that has never been rescheduled.
I'm paraphrasing but I have heard Clawson mention more than once that we come out of the Army game with the most dinged and injured players than any other game. I just can't believe Clawson signed up for all these Army games. My hope is he lobbies Currie to get us out of them.
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them moving from cutblocking should end that.
Not sure where else to put this, but the clock will continue to run, even after first downs.
Clocks will run after first downs in college football with NCAA changing half-century old rule
The clock stoppage had helped differentiate college football from the NFL since 1968
Rule was changed to stopping the clock in 1968.