UNT Ground Attack

[golfingomez]

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[GMG_Dallas]

I know this isn't the same Florida team as in 2013, but Georgia Southern used the ground game to defeat Florida in the swamp as a Sun Belt school.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore?gameId=333270057

Edited September 13, 2016 by GMG_Dallas

[TreeFiddy]

They were not in the Belch at that time. 

[Aldo]

14 minutes ago, GMG_Dallas said:

I know this isn't the same Florida team as in 2013, but Georgia Southern used the ground game to defeat Florida in the swamp as a Sun Belt school.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore?gameId=333270057

The ground game or the Jerick McKinnon and triple option?

[greenminer]

love it

[risinggreen]

If a 60% forecast of PM thunderstorms in Gainesville means anything at this point, our OL may have to at least partially go back to a bulldozing Mac Attack type game plan on Saturday night. We've obviously got to avoid turnovers if we're going to try and stay in this thing. 

[EagleMBA]

30 minutes ago, risinggreen said:

If a 60% forecast of PM thunderstorms in Gainesville means anything at this point, our OL may have to at least partially go back to a bulldozing Mac Attack type game plan on Saturday night. We've obviously got to avoid turnovers if we're going to try and stay in this thing. 

Fun Facts: The capacity is OFFICIALLY 88,548 ...but they routinely pack in 90,000; to risinggreen's point, the field's surface is natural (Bermuda Grass).

Note to Equipment Staff: bring along several boxes of long cleats.

P.S. - It should be fun...maybe Mr. Fine will not hesitate to slide this week.

Edited September 14, 2016 by EagleMBA

[UNT 90 Grad]

3 hours ago, risinggreen said:

If a 60% forecast of PM thunderstorms in Gainesville means anything at this point, our OL may have to at least partially go back to a bulldozing Mac Attack type game plan on Saturday night. We've obviously got to avoid turnovers if we're going to try and stay in this thing. 

I don't think Seth thinks that way.  I think he mentioned that rain makes it more difficult for pass defenders to keep up with the breaks in the routes.