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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by BlindDog View Post
    comparing their stats against Texas and ours against OU, it would make you think we have the better team!
    I can't figure out how bad SMU is but how much better would you think ULL
    is than SMU?
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    I'm trying to not let Tech's win over ULL misguide my expectations. But for the life of me, I can't see how we DON'T blow these guys out of the water. On paper, we look a lot better than UNT.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    I don't think this game is nearly as close as some think. Biggest reason is we have a QB. If they stack the box, it will be a long day for the Greenies in Denton.
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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    One thing that makes me more confident is the lack of UNT trolls, usually if G5 fans are confident they'll win we will see an up-tick in trolls. UNT is no exception remember 4-5 years ago coming off 4 straight SBC championships they came over and were almost as bad as the ULLers we just dealt with; ended up blowing their doors off as well.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    I share the sentiment on trolls, so I'll certainly avoid being one.

    Here's the one thing you should really note about us: our best offensive weapons are really our defense. No really, they score the most for us. Additionally, we're all about field positioning and dictating the range with which opposing teams have to work with. As such, our special teams play is phenomenal. Now granted, that certainly didn't phase Dixon with that 99-yard run last week - WOW.

    I know a few of you believe that Sokol will have a great day throwing, but our Secondary is actually the most experienced bunch on the whole UNT field and do not allow for any YAC whatsoever - that is, if it's not intercepted. Now however Sokol is still a stud and we could only wish for one of our three QBs to step up like he has.

    Quick correction on the Turnover margins: you were correct on last week's solid +5, but at Texas we ended up only -2, not -4.

    What's actually poetic about this Thursday match-up is how similar our seasons started: blow-outs by established Big XII powers but still showed great signs of life and indications of good play down the road... followed by absolute wallopings on bitterly hated in-state rivals. Your score does not reflect how dominant you truly were in that game as does ours; it would have been a complete shut-out save for the last four seconds and...



    One last point of note: while you are right that Sokol should not be afraid to take the sack if there's nothing ready down the field, know that in two games, we've already ended the season for three QBs and a starting Center (David Ash and Dominic Espinosa-Texas, Neal Burcham and Matt Davis-SMU).

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    One last point of note: while you are right that Sokol should not be afraid to take the sack if there's nothing ready down the field, know that in two games, we've already ended the season for three QBs and a starting Center (David Ash and Dominic Espinosa-Texas, Neal Burcham and Matt Davis-SMU).[/QUOTE]

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by GermDawg View Post
    One thing that makes me more confident is the lack of UNT trolls, usually if G5 fans are confident they'll win we will see an up-tick in trolls. UNT is no exception remember 4-5 years ago coming off 4 straight SBC championships they came over and were almost as bad as the ULLers we just dealt with; ended up blowing their doors off as well.
    It's been 2 games. With a lot of starters being replaced on both sides of the ball, I don't think we really know what type of team we have yet. I will say the defense looks really really good. Yes they gave up 31 to UT (7 points was a pick 6 for the whorens) but the offense also didn't do them any favors setting UT up with a short field. As far as offense, it will be fine....maybe even a few surprises this week

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by techman05 View Post
    I agree, Sokol needs to limit mistakes. Don't throw into traffic. Realize that taking a sack is not the worst thing if he any get rid of the ball safely. We do need to strike early to force UNT out of their running game.
    One of the things I noticed in the ULL game was Sokol throws to his right way more than his left or the middle.

    He seems more comfortable passing to the right. ULL never picked up on this.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by revf View Post
    One of the things I noticed in the ULL game was Sokol throws to his right way more than his left or the middle.

    He seems more comfortable passing to the right. ULL never picked up on this.
    Or maybe he was just baiting them for the 78 yard TD pass to the left?

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    This game is going to be a tough one I think. Going back to last year, UNT was the most physical defense we played all year. They dominated our OL, which is made of mostly the same guys. Granted, most teams did but not like unt did. We averaged 1.6 yds/carry and they were in our backfield all game. On Bleedtechblue radio the unt guy said they lost alot of starters from last year and DL was hit pretty hard so maybe this is a wash. They are going to try to do exactly what OU did to start the game, which was run it down our throats. We have not been real impressive stopping the run so far. I know the game plan was bend but don't break last week but I am concerned about our run defense. Bates does not appear to be strong vs run and our DT have been less than impressive so far. Maybe this is Diaz's scheme but the front 7 need a breakout game. This is our 3rd road game in 13 days. I hope all of those aren't enough to trip us up.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by T1 View Post
    Or maybe he was just baiting them for the 78 yard TD pass to the left?
    I think so. That and maybe we found a weakness in their secondary to exploit and kept pushing the bruise all night.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by HogDawg View Post
    How do you figure that? UNT passed for a whopping 15 yards against Texas, and 108 yards against lowly SMU. I've seen better passing stats in 5th and 6th grade tackle leagues.
    Don't try to put Louisiana Tech on the same level as a UT. What difference does it make if we pass for a lot of yards or not? If we end up with more points on the board than Tech, we win. Doesn't matter how we do it.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    I think their defense will hit us in the mouth and then hit us again in the mouth -

    The question is how does our offense respond?
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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    That was some good defense.

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    I was looking at their schedule from last year and their defense was impressive:

    Idaho: 6 pts
    MTSU: 7 pts
    UTEP: 7 pts
    Tulsa: 10 pts
    La Tech: 13 pts
    USM: 14 pts
    UNLV: 14 pts
    Rice: 16 pts
    UTSA: 21 pts (loss)
    Tulane: 24 pts (loss)
    Ohio: 27 pts (loss)
    Ball St: 27 pts
    Georgia: 45 pts (loss)

    They win with defense, and only 1 team scored over 27 pts. They did lose some key players from last year though. But they still shut SMU down last week. (6 pts). There offense isn't explosive at all. 24-28 points may be all we need if we can play good defense too.
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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden View Post
    I think their defense will hit us in the mouth and then hit us again in the mouth -

    The question is how does our offense respond?
    I think just the opposite. Their offense will hit us in the mouth and then hit us again in the mouth. How many punches can we take? Can we get them off the field with some 3 and outs or will they drive the field on us all game long and chew up the clock and give us long fields to drive? I think we need to get a lead and force them to pass the ball some, like we did ULL.

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    Re: Analyzing UNT

    Quote Originally Posted by DeepGreen View Post
    Don't try to put Louisiana Tech on the same level as a UT. What difference does it make if we pass for a lot of yards or not? If we end up with more points on the board than Tech, we win. Doesn't matter how we do it.
    I don't think anyone is comparing ourselves to UT (although, they looked horrible against BYU). We are just going by the two games you have played and the two games we have played. I don't think we are saying you are the same level as OU, either.

    Just a matter of what we have to go from. I think your defense is stout and that could cause us problems. Last year, it was easier for you against us, though. We kept trying to run Dixon on every play and it became very easy to defend. Mixing the pass game we now have with that, it will be much tougher with a 2 dimensional attack. SMU didn't have that strength. In fact, I didn't think we had that strength until last Saturday night.

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