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On 10/7/2017 at 1:03 PM, bronco pride said:

This particular kid is physically fine. Injuries on the other hand are definitely a part of the game for everyone. Not trying to be a smart arse but Sqwirl can make a lot of lineman look all state. Hold your block for 1 second then just watch. Kid is blazing fast.

Ok then, why does our Qb have 6 seconds to throw the ball?

On 10/7/2017 at 2:51 PM, CCRed said:

Crosby does give up a lot of points so far, but the offense scores so fast, the defense gets very little rest.  That also gives the opponents offense that many more opportunities also.  

 

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1 hour ago, OHANA/Cougars said:

Ok then, why does our Qb have 6 seconds to throw the ball?

 

I was just kinda joking around I'm sure you have some nice lineman at Crosby. I will say having a very mobile qb and the best rb in the district keeps the defense very honest. I know in the past when teams brought pressure Crosby was very dangerous with screens and sending ole Mr Williams on a wheel route which was always open.

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