Perhaps this will engender disagreement in the ranks, but

[TheSizzle36]

Originally Posted by cougjunkie

That pass to Collie may have been blown coverage but Hall did a great job of looking off the safety, he stared down teh left side of the field for a good second and a half. Then turned and threw to Collie.

He did do a good job looking the safety off and making the throw, but against a real football team (read: not anybody in the Mountain West this year) I think we struggle. Maybe (hopefully) it was because this team hasn't played a real game in a long time and we're flat. I sure hope it doesn't come out to hurt us this next week against TCU. At least we're all healthy, considering the point we are at in the season.

[TheSizzle36]

Originally Posted by BlueK

CSU was never in the game.

I disagree. Colorado State had 3 trips inside the 10 and were able to turn that into a whopping 3 points. While you have to credit BYU's defense and recognize their role in that, IMO a large share of that was just CSU's ineptitude. They showed me very clearly why they are 1-7 or 1-8. A better team would have gotten more points then that and actually made it a game. Now, if you want to say that CSU was never in the game because they are a sucky team, I'd buy that argument.

[RockyBalboa]

The fact that our 4 best offensive players and producers are 3 Sophomores and 1 Freshmen....in a "rebuilding" year is something I really like.

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by Archaea

They were sloppy, inefficient at times and the running game didn't actually look that great.

Hall needs to look sharper in future games for us to continue to win.

If an efficiency of 205.7 isn't good enough for you, you're in for a lifetime of disappointment.

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by Archaea

Tell that to Mengino at Kansas.

Who gave up 500 yards of offense and 39 points (31 of which came in the first 35 minutes) to Nebraska.