Probably discussed, but where was he yesterday
Moose?
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Rumors are he takes plays off and there is some evidence to support it.
That's why he doesn't play much.
That's why he doesn't play much.
World's worst proofreader
We were 16/29 for 173. You are going to get a lot of guys go missing with that stat line.
I don't think he touched the field
He's not a team player. If the ball isn't likely coming his way he's putting forth minimal effort which makes it obvious, makes it harder for himself and hurts the offense overall.vander54 said:
Rumors are he takes plays off and there is some evidence to support it.
That's why he doesn't play much.
Not on the participation chart. Two coaches have seen him for exactly who he is and its time folks stop asking about him.
He should be dismissed if he's a cancer to the team. It's that simple. Ih he's not then the coaches are failing.
He's in the locker room with 18. But 18 had to go grab a bouncy ball at the end, so Moose got left alone.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
With #1 healthy we likely won't see Moose again.
Face it folks Moose is lazier than he is talented. I have watched him NOT block enough to realize that.
Face it folks Moose is lazier than he is talented. I have watched him NOT block enough to realize that.
I was at the game and he never got on the field. What a shame to waste such talent. He needs to get his head in the game but probably not going to happen.
He had to study for a physics test.
Reno Hightower said:
With #1 healthy we likely won't see Moose again.
Face it folks Moose is lazier than he is talented. I have watched him NOT block enough to realize that.
Ok you mean the guy who has already bailed us out this year on critical 3rd down plays is lazy and we need to forget about him. OK. I don't know the situation at all so I won't speculate but I'm also confident you don't either.
As I already alluded to, crazy that our best TE from last season can't get on the field either.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
And who might that be?
There have been a few plays were his effort was questionable at best. He's big when he wants to be but that only seems like 25% of the time.
World's worst proofreader
Was wondering the same?
RyanPearson said:
And who might that be?
Donovan Green. I guess I meant 2 years ago...try to forget that last year happened.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Where can I find the participation charts for each game? Thanks
A few different ways to find it but the easiest is to go to:Aggie19Eighty said:
Where can I find the participation charts for each game? Thanks
https://12thman.com/sports/football/schedule
It's in the box score section.
The Bowling Green game participation list:
https://12thman.com/sports/football/stats/2024/bowling-green/boxscore/21381
Especially since the tight ends who are on the field aren't exactly lighting it up.
He's slotted in the same position as Walker. He played against McNeese and UF due to Walker being limited by minor injury. Walker was back out there on Saturday.
Green is still rehabbing his knee and isn't 100%.94chem said:
As I already alluded to, crazy that our best TE from last season can't get on the field either.
94chem said:RyanPearson said:
And who might that be?
Donovan Green. I guess I meant 2 years ago...try to forget that last year happened.
He's been on campus for 3 years. He didn't play at all last year and has only seen special teams once this year due to his knee. With all that said, he didn't exactly light things up his freshman year. We can chalk that up on the former coaching staff though for now.
Straight from his bio on 12thman.com
"2022 (FRESHMAN): Started in four of the 10 games he appeared in ... Made his first career reception on the opening drive against App State ... Recorded three catches for 50 yards in the win over Arkansas ... Registered his first career touchdown reception against Alabama ... Caught four passes for 38 yards at South Carolina ... Totaled 48 yards on four receptions against Ole Miss ... Recorded three catches for 27 yards against UMass ... Recorded a 3-yard reception for his second receiving touchdown of the season in the win over No. 6 LSU ... Won the Aggie Offense Top Newcomer Award."
I predict Theo Melin Öhrström, becomes the premier TE. He's developing nicely and appears to be more and more of a threat each game. By the end of the season he could be the #1 target in the passing game. Maybe I'm being overly optimistic.
Are they even being targeted? Ohrstrom has had pretty impressive TD catch's of 29 & 27 yards on the opening drive the last 2 games with 0 catches the remainder of both games.Fquin said:
Especially since the tight ends who are on the field aren't exactly lighting it up.
Football takes all 11. A major factor in run game success is WR blocking. He has shown over and over again that if the play isn't coming to him he's going to take the play off and not put out any effort. As opposed to a guy like Noah who on Allen's long TD vs. Florida was 40-50 yards down the field blocking to make sure Allen scored...and then was just as excited as Allen celebrating. That's a guy playing for his team to win. In the same game we watched a near int happen bc Moose didn't think he was getting the ball so he took the play off and didn't even realize the ball was thrown to him.rootube said:Reno Hightower said:
With #1 healthy we likely won't see Moose again.
Face it folks Moose is lazier than he is talented. I have watched him NOT block enough to realize that.
Ok you mean the guy who has already bailed us out this year on critical 3rd down plays is lazy and we need to forget about him. OK. I don't know the situation at all so I won't speculate but I'm also confident you don't either.
If two separate coaching staffs see and have the same issue with him then it's hard to deny the reality. He's wasting his talent being lazy and selfish. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck....
Aggie Dad 26 said:94chem said:RyanPearson said:
And who might that be?
Donovan Green. I guess I meant 2 years ago...try to forget that last year happened.
He's been on campus for 3 years. He didn't exactly light things up his freshman year. We can chalk that up on the former coaching staff though for now.
Straight from his bio on 12thman.com
"2022 (FRESHMAN): Won the Aggie Offense Top Newcomer Award."
Slight disconnect here...
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Thought he was the one who got the onsides kick? I mean that's not TE playing time, but was on the field and apparently has good..enough hands.AtticusMatlock said:Green is still rehabbing his knee and isn't 100%.94chem said:
As I already alluded to, crazy that our best TE from last season can't get on the field either.
He took a play off on a near interception vs Florida. If he had been even looking at the quarterback he had a chance to make a move for the ball. He just waddled up to the DB and gave him a smooch.
Nicofm said:
He took a play off on a near interception vs Florida. If he had been even looking at the quarterback he had a chance to make a move for the ball. He just waddled up to the DB and gave him a smooch.
I noticed that, too. He just walked out there and was surprised the ball came to him.
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Yes, you are correct. I pointed that out already.JROD9398 said:Thought he was the one who got the onsides kick? I mean that's not TE playing time, but was on the field and apparently has good..enough hands.AtticusMatlock said:Green is still rehabbing his knee and isn't 100%.94chem said:
As I already alluded to, crazy that our best TE from last season can't get on the field either.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Elko just stated they want consistency from Moose
Not sure he took that play off. He was blocking. He thought it was a run play. He was probably confused why the DB wasn't trying to run through him to get to the ball carrier.Nicofm said:
He took a play off on a near interception vs Florida. If he had been even looking at the quarterback he had a chance to make a move for the ball. He just waddled up to the DB and gave him a smooch.
Playoff teams don't trot out a lineup of hard working walkons
Put the damn talent on the field
Put the damn talent on the field
94chem said:Aggie Dad 26 said:94chem said:RyanPearson said:
And who might that be?
Donovan Green. I guess I meant 2 years ago...try to forget that last year happened.
He's been on campus for 3 years. He didn't exactly light things up his freshman year. We can chalk that up on the former coaching staff though for now.
Straight from his bio on 12thman.com
"2022 (FRESHMAN): Won the Aggie Offense Top Newcomer Award."
Slight disconnect here...
Not really. What freshman on offense was he competing with for that award and what did his stats look like? Jimbo's offense sucked
If you watch the Live press conference today, Elko was asked AGAIN about Moose.
And again he stated that he needs to see "consistancy" from Moose.
My take on reading of his facial expression when answering that questions is Elko is done w/ Moose.
We shall see.
And again he stated that he needs to see "consistancy" from Moose.
My take on reading of his facial expression when answering that questions is Elko is done w/ Moose.
We shall see.
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