by outsidethesidelines the 21 of September, 2010 2: 00 PM CDT in footballIt is a great secret that Greg McElroy is a very smart guy, but even so it is quite unique with the way that leads to the media. It is bright enough to avoid making silly statements which inevitably becomes Bulletin Board forage for opposing teams, but at the same time he is generally very candid and insightful.He is not the man you want to fly only out of the media with clichés and overly generic declarations that are completely devoid of any really think or morning, but he is not stupid enough boy to dismiss out something really stupid for everyone to definitive escuchar.En, when speaking, should really pay attention.
With that in mind, yesterday afternoon McElroy had a great meeting with the SEC and the start of the work of the Conference with the next game against Arkansas:
Us we played great thus far, but we have not really touched nobody that really challenges what we do.Penn State is a great team.They are very well trained, but are not made to deal with a computer and are very successful against a team like nosotros.están facts to expose to run games and things like this, which did. closed in us no real power was executed well or area inside the well beaten real.Nos speed around the edge, and we were able to break some tackles that led to some explosive works.
"This computer [Arkansas] is built to play for teams like us."
The nail, meet with the head.
Scheduling conferences not beginning of season, can certainly bring opponents of quality you will test your way. Nobody could deny, and this is not a criticism of computers in the Conference not computers.But still, the reality of what is a whole different ball game when you reach the play sec
In all areas, apart from a few exceptions at the end of the lower part of the Conference, you will get a serious challenge from around the world which faces. Each computer that faces will be big and physical. They will have speed on almost every position.They will have much one or two legitimate playmakers offensive skill positions, and the best teams have many of those players.Defensively, each team stands out stop execution, almost every computer has at least one Corridor pass high-end, and there are loads of talent in defensive ability to arrancar.Como positions as a general rule, no one will be challenge the way you want computers that make up the row of the murderer of the Whiteboard sec
Want an example?Remember back to LSU in 2007.They needed a touchdown in the final minute to defeat in Florida, a freeze on ave Maria last second annotation to beat two touchdowns in the final three minutes to avoid defeat at the hands of Alabama Auburn area and an interception returned for a late touchdown in the fourth quarter to beat of Tennessee.Y, of course, on the road who lost to Kentucky and Arkansas.However, annihilated ACC Champion Virginia Tech 48-7 in Baton Rouge and soundly spanked Big Ten champion and # 2 Ohio State in the BCS Championship game.Once again, is a ball game all different game sec
Now I know that this seems to be down year for the SEC, and hell, the rest of the nation for that matter. put this, do not deceive yourselves develop a false sense of seguridad.Incluso one year below, is not as the SEC has suddenly forgotten how to play football. yet there are a number of tough road environments players elite units of large, high-end.Abajo coaches year or not, is yet brutal.
From 3-0 is gran.No trailing by one single second in those three games, while not even placed on remote fear to lose really is even mejor.Y beating Penn State was a great victory independientemente.Sin however, is a completely different game when you move the Conferencia.Con game travel by road to Fayetteville for four days, the treacherous slate begins now.
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