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TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

gallopingghost {l Wrote}:Daz is pretty high on the O line:

“If we can keep them all together, it might be one of the most dominant offensive lines out there. But we are in year two now, so we’ve just got to get a little better, and that’s what we are going to do.”

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/coll ... trom_wiser

we're close, but we're far away

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

gallopingghost {l Wrote}:Daz is pretty high on the O line:

“If we can keep them all together, it might be one of the most dominant offensive lines out there. But we are in year two now, so we’ve just got to get a little better, and that’s what we are going to do.”

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/coll ... trom_wiser

we're close, but we're far away

Yeah, after reading that article it sounds more like Daz is high on the O-Line 1-2 years from now.*

* - Daz reserves the right to change his mind.

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

gallopingghost {l Wrote}:Daz is pretty high on the O line:

“If we can keep them all together, it might be one of the most dominant offensive lines out there. But we are in year two now, so we’ve just got to get a little better, and that’s what we are going to do.”

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/coll ... trom_wiser

we're close, but we're far away

Yeah, after reading that article it sounds more like Daz is high on the O-Line 1-2 years from now.*

* - Daz reserves the right to change his mind.

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

Eaglekeeper {l Wrote}:Both QB's look a hell of a lot better than what we had last year. Yes, we will absolutely run, but the passing game will be much improved. I expect a balanced approach especially if teams load the box. I also like the QB's ability to tuck and run for a first down if nobody is open. They will be conservative inside their own 30, but they have to open up the offensive to be successful.

Hoff {l Wrote}:Agree. I thought both guys looked like legitimate DI QBs. Slight edge for Towles for me

How can you guys definitively say this? Was the scrimmage open to the public or the media? Is there video online?

Hoff {l Wrote}:

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

Eaglekeeper {l Wrote}:Both QB's look a hell of a lot better than what we had last year. Yes, we will absolutely run, but the passing game will be much improved. I expect a balanced approach especially if teams load the box. I also like the QB's ability to tuck and run for a first down if nobody is open. They will be conservative inside their own 30, but they have to open up the offensive to be successful.

Hoff {l Wrote}:Agree. I thought both guys looked like legitimate DI QBs. Slight edge for Towles for me

How can you guys definitively say this? Was the scrimmage open to the public or the media? Is there video online?

"Media" is allowed to attend which I would fall under in the loosest definition. Since only the Herald showed up to cover it they dont mind if I come that. That said they are very strict on people taking video. Actually saw one of Daz's assistants ask a parent to stop taping.

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

eagle33 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

Would a mulatto that was kind of fast who could get sort of open and make the catch half the time make you happy?

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:

eagle33 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

Would a mulatto that was kind of fast who could get sort of open and make the catch half the time make you happy?

Where is bud collins when you need him?

Oh right, he's roasting in hell getting a molten lava enema from Prince.

claver2010 {l Wrote}:coach p is fired up

2001Eagle {l Wrote}:

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:

eagle33 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

Would a mulatto that was kind of fast who could get sort of open and make the catch half the time make you happy?

Where is bud collins when you need him?

Oh right, he's roasting in hell getting a molten lava enema from Prince.

where's barbaro?

eagle33 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

Would a mulatto that was kind of fast who could get sort of open and make the catch half the time make you happy?

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:He's being roasted on a spit, stuffed with a flayed Harambe.

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

eagle33 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

Fast black guys who can't catch and slow white guys who can't get open pretty much sums up our WRs until I see anything different.

Would a mulatto that was kind of fast who could get sort of open and make the catch half the time make you happy?

A fucking extraterrestrial who fits that mold would make me happy.

twballgame9 {l Wrote}:

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:Robinson until proven otherwise has absolute hands of stone.

I'm firmly of the belief that Robinson's issues were not about hands but rather concentration. Might have been related to starting to play WR 3 weeks before the season started and then being asked to be a legitimate starting WR on a team with zero guys that could throw.

Boston College coach Steve Addazio had his three quarterbacks operating extensively from the shotgun formation during yesterday’s intersquad scrimmage at Alumni Stadium.

The Eagles’ third scrimmage marked the end of training camp. Addazio and his staff will begin game-planning today for BC’s season opener against Atlantic Coast Conference opponent Georgia Tech on Sept. 3 in Dublin, Ireland.

Kentucky graduate transfer Patrick Towles directed the Eagles’ first-team offense from the shotgun for most of the first half. Towles started 22 games and passed for more than 5,000 yards with the Wildcats, and he has extensive experience from the ’gun.

“The shotgun gives you a little better perspective, I think,” Towles said. “It gives you a little bit more room when you are playing against really good defenses like we do.”

Redshirt sophomore Darius Wade is more of a read-option passer who normally begins most plays under center. Wade started the first three games in 2015 before suffering a broken ankle against Florida State on Sep. 18. True freshman Anthony Brown looked comfortable away from center, on both pass and running plays.

Addazio refused to divulge who will be his starting quarterback for the opener.

Addazio would normally make that kind of personnel announcement during his Monday press briefing on game week, but he said he will carry that secret onto the Aer Lingus jet that will transport the Eagles to the Emerald Isle.

“I’m not saying just to be honest with you,” Addazio said.

Towles did practice with the first offense but has not completely outshined Wade in the three intersquad scrimmages.

Pick city

Three consecutive series in the first quarter ended with midfield interceptions. Redshirt freshman cornerback Mehdi El Attrach jumped a sideline route and picked off Wade with 7:01 remaining.

Sophomore linebacker Sharrieff Grice got in between an underneath toss from Towles. Redshirt freshman defensive end Tanner Karafa went up and picked Wade from just behind the line of scrimmage.

Tech support

The longest gain from scrimmage came from sophmore running back Richard Wilson while working with the Eagles’ scout team against the first defense early in the second half.

Wilson quickly hit the line and broke into the secondary. Wilson had gained about 40 yards when the play was whistled dead before he reached the end zone.

Senior tailback Myles Willis, who was a dual-threat quarterback in high school, did a fine job simulating the Yellow Jackets triple-option attack and their dynamic senior quarterback Justin Thomas.

Willis called his own number on five option runs but ran into stiff resistance in the red zone against BC’s first defense. Inside the 10-yard line, the defense forced a fumble that was returned to the 30 by junior middle linebacker Connor Strachan of Wellesley.

Special plays

Sophomore kicker Colton Lichtenberg struggled in the first half but found his range in the second, nailing his final three kicks with a long of 31 yards. . . .

Junior wide receiver Charlie Callinan made a nice play on the coverage team during an onside kick, dashing to the sideline to recover the bouncing ball after it had travelled the required 10 yards.

twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Bright side, Tyler Rouse is running stairs...

DomingoOrtiz {l Wrote}:

twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Bright side, Tyler Rouse is running stairs...

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twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Phenomenal "Flutie got screwed, he's a solid D-1 QB" discussion going on over at the Island of Misfit Posters.

twballgame9 {l Wrote}: Island of Misfit Posters.