How explosive is this offense?

[emmitt01]

If you tuned in to the Tulsa game with just over 12:00 left in the 2nd quarter, you would have seen North Texas down 0-3

If you turned it off and came back with 1:40 left in the 2nd quarter, you would have seen a 10-3 North Texas lead.

If you checked the halftime score, you would have seen 24-3. 
 

 

Edited September 30 by emmitt01

[El Paso Eagle]

4 minutes ago, emmitt01 said:

If you tuned in to the Tulsa game with just over 12:00 left in the 2bd quarter, you would have seen North Texas down 0-3

If you turned it off and came back with 1:40 left in the 2nd quarter, you would have seen a 10-3 North Texas lead.

If you checked the halftime score, you would have seen 24-3. 
 

 

[greenminer]

45 points in two quarters.

[MeanGreen22]

 

[Zeleny' Orel]

4 hours ago, El Paso Eagle said:

5 touchdown passes thrown to 5 different receivers...not bad!

[Zeleny' Orel]

2 minutes ago, Zeleny' Orel said:

5 touchdown passes thrown to 5 different receivers...not bad!

And without Ward and Sides playing in the game as well...strong showing by receivers

[blg green eagle man]

What upset me with Morris throwing 5 td Passes to 5 different receivers and the yardage he had and he didn't get a helmet sticker from ESPN yet they gave one to a Q B who had 100 yards less to fewer receivers just how's you how biased they are. We should all call ESPN about it.

[NT93]

1 hour ago, Zeleny' Orel said:

And without Ward and Sides playing in the game as well...strong showing by receivers

Sides played.  One catch for 5 yards.

[Glory to the Green]

Love how Morris throws it to either protect our players, or he throws towards the open field. 

If it’s towards the open field,  the players catch it with an opportunity to go up field. It’s really impressive to watch!  

[golfingomez]

2 hours ago, blg green eagle man said:

What upset me with Morris throwing 5 td Passes to 5 different receivers and the yardage he had and he didn't get a helmet sticker from ESPN yet they gave one to a Q B who had 100 yards less to fewer receivers just how's you how biased they are. We should all call ESPN about it.

I'm going to send a letter to the UIL

[greenminer]

5 hours ago, greenminer said:

45 points in two quarters.

Not even 2Q.  I watched a bit of the replay and noticed we were still goose-egged on the scoreboard with 5 minutes left in the half before that first big TD that broke the ice.

We scored 45 points in appx 18.5 minutes.

[Zeleny' Orel]

2 hours ago, NT93 said:

Sides played.  One catch for 5 yards.

Missed that play...thought they said he was out as an injured player

[NT80]

16 hours ago, greenminer said:

Not even 2Q.  I watched a bit of the replay and noticed we were still goose-egged on the scoreboard with 5 minutes left in the half before that first big TD that broke the ice.

We scored 45 points in appx 18.5 minutes.

I feel the explosive offense is directly related to OL protection and Morris' quick release and accuracy.  If he is given time or rolls out to a clear view of the field he can usually hit a receiver in stride.

I remember watching warmups at our first game at Apogee vs Houston in 2011.  UH QB Case Keenum was throwing darts in warmups similar to how Morris throws.  Keenum went 26/41 for 458 yds and 5 tds.  Sounds similar to Morris this past game.  Keenum has now been in the NFL 12 years.

Edited October 1 by NT80

[meaniegreenie]

Defense and special teams gets some credit here too:

 

[BigWillie]

15 hours ago, NT80 said:

I fell the explosive offense is directly related to OL protection and Morris' quick release and accuracy.  If he is given time or rolls out to a clear view of the field he can usually hit a receiver in stride.

I remember watching warmups at our first game at Apogee vs Houston in 2011.  UH QB Case Keenum was throwing darts in warmups similar to how Morris throws.  Keenum went 26/41 for 458 yds and 5 tds.  Sounds similar to Morris this past game.  Keenum has now been in the NFL 12 years.

It's funny, I was talking to someone about how I could see Morris getting drafted. He just has the accuracy,  arm strength, and quick decision making that some team in the NFL could use. Since the Cowboys suck, I would love to root for a Mean Green QB for another team. As long as it's not in our division. 

[Zeleny' Orel]

I was just thinking about Chandler Morris and a possible NFL career.  If this is a desire on his part and he continues to have a good year and not get injured, I can see him declaring for the draft at the end of the year.  Why risk having an injury or a lesser statistical year, whether at UNT or elsewhere due to NIL?  I don't know how the scouts view his potential in the NFL, however, and I guess that is the biggest question.