The Post Game USF/UCF Fan Interaction Thread

[footnfan1]

Since our little buddies are already chiming in here, may as well get this set up for those so inclined to go back and forth with them.

Little Buddies....nice.

[cocoabeachjason]

Oleary will not run up the score. If UCF pulls ahead to a comfortable margin he will pull the starters guaranteed.

[Bulls1181]

What if we are up 21 in the fourth quarter? Do we keep throwing? I hope so!

[cocoabeachjason]

What if we are up 21 in the fourth quarter? Do we keep throwing? I hope so!

You need to have an offense to score points.

[Who'sYourData?]

 

Although I am sure that this post will outrage USF fans (particularly the football no-nothing crowd like the guy who opined that Blake Bortles is immobile and can't throw) but remember this was just an opinion.

 

 

Where did I say Bortles can't throw?  UCF isn't strong on reading comprehension, is it?

 

I said his decision making wasn't near elite level.  

[Who'sYourData?]

 

There will be a slim opportunity early in the game to come out with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind and punch them in the mouth.  We have proven we can defend the pass, and we can run the football.  If we can man up and actually play football in the first quarter, we can put little seeds of doubt in their heads.  Not that I'd expect a victory, but this UCF team has shown the ability to let the other team hang around for a long time.

 

In order for that to happen, the offense has to find some resolve between now and Friday.

FWIW, the teams that have chewed up the UCF defense have been teams that ran the spread and let their RB and QB gash the inside after spreading them out.  See Houston, O'Korn.

 

In other words, we would need Bench in the game running the Holtz offense.

Wow. I hope you Bulls fans can get this poster under control. This is the guy who claimed Bortles is not an accurate passer and now he is claiming Houston chewed up UCF's defense. Houston was held to 14 points in that game. If scoring 14 points is chewing up our defense then I like getting chewed. I feel sorry for Shadowbull. I bet you guys roll your eyes when he posts without knowing anything about football.

 

 

Get me under control?  

 

Next you are going to tell me your defense shut down Temple.

 

You don't know much about football, do you?

[cocoabeachjason]

Shadowbull,

As you are the same guy who claimed Bortles isn't "in the same stratosphere" as Bridgewater (and also that he isn't accurate and also that he is immobile) this fact is for you:

Adjusted total QBR after all games played so far:

Blake Bortles: 79.2

T. Bridgewater: 77.8

[Who'sYourData?]

Shadowbull,

As you are the same guy who claimed Bortles isn't "in the same stratosphere" as Bridgewater (and also that he isn't accurate and also that he is immobile) this fact is for you:

Adjusted total QBR after all games played so far:

Blake Bortles: 79.2

T. Bridgewater: 77.8

 

Statistics are for losers.  Any scout will tell you that Bridgewater is far superior.  He does all the little things better.  Bortles has more dynamic receivers.  Or do you believe that the QB catches the ball also?

 

I notice that you didn't include any of the other myriad of stats where Bridgewater is superior.  You know, little things like yards/game, TDs and Ints.

[ambienknights]

We are tailgating like never before. This will be my last tailgate of undergrad, as well as many of my other friends from both USF and UCF. We plan to have:

-bp table painted USF/UCF

-massive quantities of alcohol

-many woman (as i'm one of the few with a girlfriend)

-charcoal grilling

-big flat screen with the games

-maybe a dj? lol

Ideally you can just look for the best tailgate there, which will be us, and stop by for a beer.

Gotta show these orlando folks how to tailgate, ya know?

That's the spirit but Tailgating is 1 thing we don't need help with

[cocoabeachjason]

Shadowbull has lost all credibility when he claimed Houston and O'Korn gashed UCF. Clearly shadowbull either didn't watch the game or he is just asserts wishes as facts hoping none of you guys know anything. Houston was held to 14 points total after remaining scoreless at the half. UCF killed Houston's streak of scoring touchdowns in 39 consecutive quarters. What are you talking about? Did you watch that game? My God. UCF's defense played well.