Trenches Battle with Full Pads

[All About UNT]

https://www.periscope.tv/w/aJ5SYzYwNjcyMnw2MTMyNDgwMTmp0aEc5-TcGUvsG3nQvKGIhoGJps_iBgFK0_64Zqu_

[Harry]

Damn man #49 Roderick Young looks good.  A true freshman but he looks like he could immediately provide depth!

Sir Calvin Wallace had some nice moments as well.

Edited August 14, 2015 by Harry

[Marty]

I think Young will play this year! He's looked good in all the drills I've seen.

[greenit]

49 is definitely standing out in these videos.

The interior d-line is starting to look like we can put in some block eaters on running downs and bring in the speedsters if needed on passing downs.  I am really looking forward to seeing this unit in action.

[Got5onIt]

Young's got it, no doubt. He looks like an immediate contributer. 

[HoustonEagle]

78 on the O-line keeps getting whooped in these videos

[MeanGreen13]

I have become a total junkie for these videos... if they go away before the season, I may cry. have you ever seen a grown man cry? it's an awful thing!

[Mean Green 93-98]

Creighton Barr looks tough, with an attitude to boot.  And he's just a true freshman?  I can't wait to see where he is his junior year.

[UNTLifer]

It would be nice if these were compatible with my tablet.  Are they loading any of these to Youtube?

[Mean Green 93-98]

It would be nice if these were compatible with my tablet.  Are they loading any of these to Youtube?

Don't think so.  And they take them down within a few hours after posting them.

[GMG24]

Lifer, what tablet do you have, and phone?

do you have a Mac computer I believe the periscope app is available on it also

[HoustonEagle]

It would be nice if these were compatible with my tablet.  Are they loading any of these to Youtube?

there is an app for android and iOS devices

[FirefightnRick]

 have you ever seen a grown man cry? 

 

Saw several, on September 9th, 2000.

 

Rick

 

 

Edited August 15, 2015 by FirefightnRick

[UNT 90 Grad]

Don't think so.  And they take them down within a few hours after posting them.

if the "they" you refer to is the makers of Periscope, then yes.  All Periscope feeds automatically come down after 24 hours.  I don't think there is a way to change that.  

[Mean Green 93-98]

if the "they" you refer to is the makers of Periscope, then yes.  All Periscope feeds automatically come down after 24 hours.  I don't think there is a way to change that.  

Hmm . . . I tried watching the one with Sam Rice probably 5 or 6 hours after it was posted, and it was already "unavailable."

[Harry]

The problem with periscope is the footage only lasts for 24 hours

[UNT 90 Grad]

Hmm . . . I tried watching the one with Sam Rice probably 5 or 6 hours after it was posted, and it was already "unavailable."

You can delete it, but you can't keep it out there longer than 24 hours.  A lot of podcasters will supplement their fine work with Periscope, but rarely use it as their sole broadcast method.  

Another limitation is that you can only have up to 150 people with the ability to comment at a time.  Others can still watch, but can't comment.  When one of the 150 leaves, the next person that enters gets access to chat.  (There is no queuing mechanism.)

Edited August 15, 2015 by UNT 90 Grad

[UNTLifer]

I have a Samsung tablet and an I Phone.  It says the app is only available for phones when I try to download it to my tablet.

[MeanGreen13]

I think we have a problem in the d-line this season... there are a lot of guys that are ready to contribute... we are honestly 12-13 deep with guys that seem to be ready to see the field... i wonder how they are gonna make the cuts for who will be on the field. the more i think about it, the more it makes sense to just redshirt all the freshmen and roll with the "upper classmen" as an easy way to cut it down to 10 guys.

[North Texas Shep]

The problem with periscope is the footage only lasts for 24 hours

This drives me crazy! Just put it on YouTube. Lasts forever.

[GrandGreen]

The defensive linemen in this type drill has a tremendous advantage.  No double teams, running plays and a stationary QB.   The defensive linemen are not as good as they look and the offensive line not as bad.  The value is to judge performance relative to other players on the same side of the ball.  

[Paulie Walnuts]

The defensive linemen in this type drill has a tremendous advantage.  No double teams, running plays and a stationary QB.   The defensive linemen are not as good as they look and the offensive line not as bad.  The value is to judge performance relative to other players on the same side of the ball.  

I agree. That being said, the starting O-Line has still looked pretty solid. Miles has gotten beat pretty bad a few times. But aside from that, it doesnt seem like it will be the Line that holds this offense back. I hope Creighton Barr doesnt have to sit behind Kirby for 2 years before he gets some significant playing time. He is gonna be a beast.