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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
Date: October 27, 2018, 5:45 pm
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If Wingate doesn't fall down on that 4th and 10, that's probably
a touchdown and a W.
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> Why is every pass a sideline pass? Why not use the entire
field?
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That's all that was open and all Carbone could really hit today
tell you the truth.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: ecasadoSBU
Date: October 27, 2018, 5:49 pm
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Why was I getting flashbacks of the game @ Maine last year!!!
We were so close on this one. I do agree that there was poor
time management at the end.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
Date: October 27, 2018, 5:50 pm
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> The playing calling and time Mgmt in that last drive were just
horrendous. Coaching, coaching, coaching. Defense played their
tail off and deserved a better fate.
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After the 4th down conversion, spiking the ball was probably
what we should have done rather than let time tick down.
Preserving time and the time out would have given us more
play-calling options. The kick at the end was just too short.
Can't really hate on Lucansky as it was accurate, just not
enough leg.
I was really disappointed with the QB play today. We win this by
two TD easily if we were stronger in that aspect of the game. I
don't now if it's the talent we're getting or the coaching, but
we've got to do better there.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: OldSeawolf
Date: October 27, 2018, 5:58 pm
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Time Mgmt is something that is ingrained in players during
practice by the coaching staff. This aspect is all on the
coaching staff.
Hard to get top flight QB’s st FCS level ( Wentz is the
exception to that rule). Carbone panics, doesn’t have great
pocket presence, tends to be inaccurate, and seems to throw the
ball away at inopportune times. Given his limitations, I
question a lot of these high-level of difficulty plays that are
called for him. Again, comes back to coaching.
Overall, SBU has a solid team, and this was a winnable game.
Their D is outstanding. Better QB, another credible wide-out,
and some coaching changes, and maybe this team could get to the
Final 4.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: Wolffan
Date: October 27, 2018, 6:03 pm
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Carbone throws well enough (w/our talented receivers) v mediocre
CAA opposition when our very good ground game is drawing in the
defense. Against teams like JMU who are pretty good against the
run and have good cornerbacks/safeties his shortcomings really
emerge. We saw it last year v JMU and again just now v JMU. We
got lucky JMU did not pick off two or three more.
That said, our D played great, we hustled and hit hard every
second of the game, and our offense was almost good enough to
win. I think we'll make a run in the playoffs this year if we
stay healthy.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
Date: October 27, 2018, 6:14 pm
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--- Quote from: OldSeawolf link ---
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> Time Mgmt is something that is ingrained in players during
practice by the coaching staff. This aspect is all on the
coaching staff.
>
> Hard to get top flight QB’s st FCS level ( Wentz is the
exception to that rule). Carbone panics, doesn’t have great
pocket presence, tends to be inaccurate, and seems to throw the
ball away at inopportune times. Given his limitations, I
question a lot of these high-level of difficulty plays that are
called for him. Again, comes back to coaching.
>
> Overall, SBU has a solid team, and this was a winnable game.
Their D is outstanding. Better QB, another credible wide-out,
and some coaching changes, and maybe this team could get to the
Final 4.
>
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I agree this is a good team, however today I saw several
overthrown balls, and several times where Carbone just didn't
see the defender. Better coaching could mitigate that. This
conference has several great QBs with Trevor Knight, Flacco,
Rhode Island's starter (forget the name but he didn't play
against us). We have a lot of improvement to do in that area.
The rest of the team is there. Get a QB and this is a semi-final
level team.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
Date: October 27, 2018, 6:18 pm
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Looking at the box score, we out gained them on the ground and
through the air. Similar to December where we outgained them on
the ground, but shot ourselves in the foot with penalties and
turnovers.
Big picture, today went as good as it could have gone for us in
a loss. We lost by 3 points on the road to the #3 team in the
country on their homecoming with them coming off of a bye.
That's as good of a quality loss as you can get.
Delaware just beat Towson, and Towson still has games against
Elon, Maine, and JMU remaning. JMU also still has Towson on the
schedule. We still have a shot at the CAA co-championship
despite this loss. Take the bye, beat up on Delaware, and let's
see what happens.
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: Chairman of the Board
Date: October 27, 2018, 6:26 pm
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i agree, and this is a better outcome than i expected. still
hurts of course.
GO SB
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: ecasadoSBU
Date: October 27, 2018, 7:08 pm
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At the end of the day. Nothing changes. We all knew that this
game was going to be tough and likely to be a loss.
Lets take our Bye, regroup and beat Delaware at home. Our
chances for the playoffs are intact. If we win the last two
games we are in and that's all we want.
JMU is JMU. An elite program that we can aspire to be some day.
We were really close today... but time to move on!
GO SEAWOLVES!
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Re: G8: STONY BROOK @ JMU - SNY - 3:30PM
DIR By: Chairman of the Board
Date: October 29, 2018, 12:23 pm
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HTML https://www.breezejmu.org/sports/the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-of-jmu-vs/article_98ea3cf4-da27-11e8-ab71-9b304963e73c.html
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> The good: JMU nation
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> The sellout crowd in Bridgeforth Stadium is serving its role
today as the 12th man for JMU. Stony Brook has been forced into
four false-start calls, likely due to the drowning noises of the
Dukes’ faithful.
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> Two false start calls in the same drive kept Stony Brook out
of the red zone, and a false start on a field goal attempt
pushed the Seawolves’ special teams unit out of scoring range,
keeping at least three points off the board.
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> The ugly: Carbone’s interception
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> Early in the first quarter, Carbone led the Seawolves deep
into enemy territory. After taking the snap on the 25-yard line,
Carbone had a tight end break free on a seam route in the middle
of the field. Instead of throwing it quick and right between the
numbers, Carbone led him too far into the middle of the field
and floated an interception to JMU junior safety Adam Smith.
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> This was a momentum-killer for Stony Brook, as it could’ve
taken an early lead on the road. Carbone has had his issues
inside Bridgeforth — throwing five picks in the 2017 postseason
— and this was yet another mistake by the seasoned quarterback.
>
>
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they did refer to us as the seahawks at least twice- the third
time the announcer caught himself mid-sentence. and then the
final graphic as the end said seahawks. ::)
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