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Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 23rd, 2018, 2:22 pm
by jimflamesfan
At this point, I just hope we win one of the FBS away games. That way we won't still be looking for our first road win as an fbs school next year. Win one road game and take care of the fcs schools and we will have 4 wins for the season. What is yhe status of Prover? Didnt they say at the beginning of the season he'd be out about 4 weeks. Hope he can come back soon. If he can come back, could we then move piert from placekicker to punter?
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 23rd, 2018, 2:24 pm
by jimflamesfan
Probert
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 23rd, 2018, 6:45 pm
by Class of 20Something
Looks like we match up well here. Yesterday is over. We know how anemic we looked. Address it and get better.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 8:04 am
by ballcoach15
Our offense isn't as good as I thought it would be.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 8:44 am
by willflop
Trying to look at this somewhat objectively, apart from the NT score, it looks like we'll have a better shot at New Mexico. In short, we rank better than NM in both offense and defense, while having a 65th ranked schedule in difficulty versus NM playing against a 162 ranked schedule. I included North Texas as another control.
Sagarin - rank
NM – 108 (162)
NT – 50 (160)
LU – 156 (65 schedule rank)
Total Defense (rank)
NM – 117
NT – 19
Liberty – 107
Rushing Defense (rank)
NM – 124
NT – 14
LU – 128
Passing Yards Allowed (rank)
NM – 87
NT – 60
LU – 5
Total Offense
NM – 71
UNT – 17
Liberty – 44
Passing Offense
NM – 88 (207 ypg)
UNT – 12 (345 ypg)
LU – 25 (294 ypg)
Rushing Offense
NM – 49 (3.76 ypc)
UNT – 81 (4.11)
LU – 91 (4.56)
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 9:00 am
by Class of 20Something
ballcoach15 wrote:Our offense isn't as good as I thought it would be.
Our talent is fine, our structure is lacking.
Matthews should be a Mccaffrey type back that lines up as a slot guy or gives Buckshot a reasonable(3-4 yard) check down. Pickett needs to be our 3rd down back. Keep drives alive at all costs.
Even taking away the 53 yard TD run against ODU, Peyton Pickett is still averaging 4.5 ypc. The staff is missing out on this opportunity against quality opponents.
AGG lined up well off of the sidelines. Looks like we made an adjustment there.
TOP was even but certainly didn't feel that way.
344 yards of offense should mean three scores.
Buckshot was throwing like it was dry. Probably my biggest question coming out of this game. Buckshot looks like he's had footballs pulled out of water in practice but the center and the WR corps looked like they had never used wet gloves.
ESPN is using Yards per Attempt for QB, not Yards per Completion. It's a relevant distinction. AGG, Stubbs, BJ, and King are averaging 10.2, 15.8, 15.0, 15.5 Yards per Catch each.
A couple early missed PI calls were de facto drive killers.
The score got run up at the end because our defense couldn't keep off the field.
We failed to gain any momentum. Any of the early PI's, or major pass drops could have changed the feel and the score dramatically.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 10:36 am
by givemethemic
In 2018 how in the world is this not on TV or being done on a streaming platform?
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 10:40 am
by Sly Fox
Good question. UNM's athletic budget is in the toilet and there are no regionals that care about the Lobos unless they are playing teams in Texas or Arizona. But you would think they would at least let the local TV stations do something as 3rd Tier providers even if it is just a 2- or 3-camera shoot. Then again they may not have budget either.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 10:53 am
by Sly Fox
SB Nation - Mountain West Cinnection wrote:Breaking Down UNM’s Quarterback Situation
By Gino.Gutierrez@Gino_Gutierrez4
Sep 20, 2018, 5:00pm PDT
Through three weeks, the Lobos are 2-1. This is the best start the school has had in 11 years. Despite all of the injuries the team has faced, especially at the quarterback position, they’ve managed to persevere through the first 3 games of the seasons.
But you can tell by looking at the stats of the UNM/NMSU game, that their win was due mostly in part to a superb running game and an inspired defensive effort. Highlighted by the performances of both UNM RB Ahmari Davis, who found the endzone 4 times, and 5 turnovers forced by the UNM defense. The only part of the team that seems to be dragging them down came from the most important position on the team, their quarterback. Sheriron Jones. The 3rd QB on the Lobos depth chart started his first game for the Cherry and Silver in Las Cruses on Saturday, and it was a rocky opening act to say the least. Jones’ first pass of the game was a screen that was intercepted by Aggies DB Terrill Hanks and returned 28 yards for a NMSU pick-six. The Lobos would rally from this early turn over and go on to a 42-25 victory, but Jones’ overall performance left much to be desired. Jones finished the night going 12 out of 19 on completions and threw for only 127 yards with no touchdowns. A underwhelming performance to say the least, and all but guaranteed the starting job to UNM freshman QB Tevaka Tuioti when he is medically cleared to return to the field.
Click Here for Full Story
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 2:39 pm
by LUDad
Sly Fox wrote:Good question. UNM's athletic budget is in the toilet and there are no regionals that care about the Lobos unless they are playing teams in Texas or Arizona. But you would think they would at least let the local TV stations do something as 3rd Tier providers even if it is just a 2- or 3-camera shoot. Then again they may not have budget either.
If you were really nice you would drive to game and stream it via Facebook Live. If/when you get arrested, each one of us that were streaming the game could donate $6.99 to your defense team.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 3:24 pm
by ballcoach15
If it wasn't for LU softball Saturday, and a planned trip to Missouri and Alabama , the following 2 weekends, I would go to NM game and stay out there for NM State game.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 7:19 pm
by Jonathan Carone
I’m somewhat surprised LFSN didn’t do something to try and broadcast the game. It’d be expensive but would prove one of the assets we have no one else has.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 8:30 pm
by LUDad
Jonathan Carone wrote:I’m somewhat surprised LFSN didn’t do something to try and broadcast the game. It’d be expensive but would prove one of the assets we have no one else has.
I'll be paying the $6.95 for the 24 hour pass to watch the NMS game on Aggievision. I would have also done the same thing for the Lobos game.
It would be nice if LU could do a local stream for an on campus watch party. That would not hurt NM's local attendance (homecoming). Perhaps charge a small fee for other LU fans to join the stream to help offset expenses...
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 9:03 pm
by Sly Fox
LUDad wrote:If you were really nice you would drive to game and stream it via Facebook Live. If/when you get arrested, each one of us that were streaming the game could donate $6.99 to your defense team.
It is nearly closer for me to drive to Lynchburg.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 24th, 2018, 10:43 pm
by LUDad
Never was good with geography...
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 9:07 am
by Class of 20Something
Jonathan Carone wrote:I’m somewhat surprised LFSN didn’t do something to try and broadcast the game. It’d be expensive but would prove one of the assets we have no one else has.
Liberty Football just posted this picture.
https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=5C24B22E
This looks like ESPN and LFSN will have the game. That would be HUGE.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 9:38 am
by thepostman
Yeah I just came here to post about that. Super cool. And great for all of us back east.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 10:25 am
by Chris Lang
I know I'm old because I covered a Northern Arizona-New Mexico game in which Brian Urlacher was playing for the Lobos.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 10:40 am
by LUFlamesVoice
There is no video stream or TV broadcast of the game Saturday at New Mexico. The ESPN3 is not correct. Yes we will have radio pxp beginning at 4:30pm EST with the pregame show.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 10:47 am
by Class of 20Something
Class of 20Something wrote:Jonathan Carone wrote:I’m somewhat surprised LFSN didn’t do something to try and broadcast the game. It’d be expensive but would prove one of the assets we have no one else has.
Liberty Football just posted this picture.
https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=5C24B22E
This looks like ESPN and LFSN will have the game. That would be HUGE.
LU Football has modified the graphic and posted there is no video broadcast of the game. Bummer.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 10:52 am
by thepostman
Yeah. Super lame.
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 11:26 am
by BJWilliams
We need to game plan for both Jones or Tuioti (has he been cleared yet?)
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 1:25 pm
by TH Spangler
Re: Game #4 Preview: @ New Mexico
Posted: September 25th, 2018, 1:33 pm
by Yacht Rock
LUFlamesVoice wrote:There is no video stream or TV broadcast of the game Saturday at New Mexico. The ESPN3 is not correct. Yes we will have radio pxp beginning at 4:30pm EST with the pregame show.
#FBSReady