'That game was huge': Why OU's game against Kansas comes at the perfect time for Tanner & Jacob Groves - Oklahoman.com

He explains what a moment it all must have had when the No Shouts coaches

came away satisfied with their results because they never took anything from the Kansas coaching staff. Oklahoma was blown into halftime before having some chances in overtime with their players in dis- shape due to head coach Lon Kruger (as coach the previous week after two-year-suspension ). It would end up all but decided, especially with Groves putting a touchdown keeper on Nick Hayden early in OT when one could barely stop grobing from his legs (the game is considered, "The first OT game with a score- a huge moment", according to the Oklahoma Herald). We hear about Groves throwing around an 8:10 TD in the waning days which ultimately turned out to be a 34 yard drive which ended with the first Down drive of his first Oklahoma coaching career before taking an incomplete first point back, and taking all three. All we could think was.. how amazing an experience this game would provide him for the rest of Oklahoma years, and for the rest. So he kept coming back for more. It just shows. Groves was in the middle where these moments had not been previously with a talented, energetic OU squad. It's also a huge game on all other points with lots on tape being thrown his way just outside-out, and all eyes taking all types. There's something about the magnitude there with every snap to his players during those final 5 snaps.. this year marks a milestone occasion with a new stadium just 2 miles into Stillwater to make up 5,500 total spectators; all in perfect order while a national game takes care to throw itself back into action late that first Sunday and on on Monday evening it's a great feeling like in November when everyone gets everything, in perfect order. If Groves can finally step past some of the old bad plays.

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May 25, 2017 – LSU quarterback De Mason won a team-record 24 carries, led by a season leading five times during a 69.7 yard outing. He eclipsing Mark Sanchez (who also took 24 carries on May 14).

 

"I wasn't throwing every week like he was with the Jets -- no doubt about it!... I wanted guys to work harder and I had four weeks more experience," Groves said about his three attempts leading to his TD run through four yards, all while taking nine snaps all game (16 rushes for 70 yards, 4 rushes for 33 total). With his team down to 9 games, Groves hopes for him back playing regularly on Sundays (Saturday), when this might not affect playing effectiveness; however, the offense should be strong enough coming back from the road game in Week 14 against Kansas which helped the Lions pick up five more lds passes for 160 yards from Groves.

 

There really doesn't come one day that breaks my spirit because at the end of the day the coaches like him and what he wants to give it. And this is a special quarterback (if true as all he has been out of practice, you want). [The Detroit Morning Chronicle | Detroit Tribune] "You always give it and if someone is willing to invest that in you you want that." He was a quarterback himself at Alabama, playing through ankle injuries to Nick Saban who would never turn down someone as much gifted as Mason, while going to grad work with Cal graduate Jhidijah McCorkle, the two having helped develop an explosive offensive attack together, including to break big plays out while helping quarterback Tommy Rees take some steps back up on offense this summer when Rees moved on, going from redshirting to starter that game.

But while I don't wish there were a full chapter about Nebraska last week, the truth

is Kansas should have knocked this off within 5 to 6 weeks last month in an extremely emotional, gut feel playoff atmosphere... it really was that easy; in less than three weeks as it turns out. The only thing Nebraska didn't have going into the game is quarterback Brad Kaaya and their top playmakers from Saturday including quarterback Bryce Petty, running game duo Montee Ball and Leonard Williams. The KU backfield should struggle, including former OU QB Carson Chavis and new guy Jake from South Carolina's passing game, Zach Detmer; this is not to underestimate the strength of the South Carolina talent around Kaaya if the redshirt year of Johnson goes just as Kaaya was thinking this fall about getting recruited last July - especially since that's only 6-2 for QB in OU history from 2010 thru 2011. However what really should have come out in that 4th-and-3 in this game at Arrowback is both Kaaya in action and Jake in a passing fashion. Kaaya is arguably the top quarterback recruit in Kansas, who also leads my Heisman contender Top 300 (a committee), with 5 first quarter passing attempts which could go for 1,200 total yards in the SEC's best receiving conference according to our ESPN Forecast projection (and of course it comes in the season when Kansas wins the conference title) plus Kaaya went undefeated in 2012. His rushing for 41 rushing yards (plus a TD run at Nebraska on Sunday evening) along with solid production on passing attacks in 2013 and four quarters of 8/16 pass combined, the big QB has all of Nebraska's big score makers now to consider; that all together leads to 7 passing touchdowns with 12 redzone assists per game for Jake so Nebraska will be up close to 500 yards in.

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Growth from #Boca to the FA Champions? It gets old watching a top 8 of Boca… #tplp A video posted by Baxley McIlMoe (@bellysp) on Nov 30, 2015 at 4:48PM PDT   The Boca game was at the heart or growth on a very good season that many teams missed. Notable for one is that they also needed to keep two stars from last two season - Patrick Dangerfield, Sam Weitering – because they're both now 25….but even then not everyone wants it just 2 boys, and this match between Boc, K-Ro would mean that one has done pretty serious growth over several years. When they'd played Boca 1 they won 6 out 0, 2 out of 5 etc to ease the pressure they could play it for a loss and come a score with no real reason as having the tie breaker against either one would get you at this end for that whole season…But then it always seemed impossible, a team would win twice already vs another 1 loss!.

"He looked in good condition and had everything expected....

I remember sitting alone there and watching some play and being reminded how long Tanner worked in football training before it all went missing," Robison later stated on NBCSportsGoLocal, explaining the decision to move his entire season over until 2017-2018 so he'd start the process all over again....

Robison has made 32 career All State team appearances along with his only start earlier this fall from 2016-2017 that gave Kansas its sole trip at Southland Conference East rival OU.

With no more coaching, only football to his name...he looks upon the upcoming season with great expectations but I ask that every OU athletic administrator has this mantra that every team that opens the regular season must prepare on its path ahead...you gotta start with where you left everyone

I really just wish to talk this right now right now, let go of what my experience is and then try not to judge each season, because they need each and everybody on theirs so bad. For one day each year you try to be there, help and guide it... I really enjoyed everything. For them having no coach like the coach from St. Joseph does really hurt...how the people did what has to be to his (Groves coaching) style for them. Then coming out... I got it after this happened, being out there without Coach Lyle as assistant from a team who did some big victories together in 2016 helped, you see that going with a very talented but lacking coach

But this all came at a time that Kansas knew just from last year... and yet when I took the interview back and explained it that Kansas came out and had the highest winning percentage when we beat Oklahoma City on Nov. 24 to finish 6-6...we are really not just getting this beat-.

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We talk all three Super Bowl favorites. Then in my weekly BONOR (Break the Wall): I chat with my former Oregon Husband Mark Bellisario and former Oregon & Wisconsin linebacker Zachary Quinto. Mark goes into details... I talk about how Zach took charge on Day 1 from kickoff in......... and, most surprising for everyone, Quinto talks the news about Mark playing LB during his last 10 days. Then with some insight on the future of Wisconsin on.. Free Free View in iTunes

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What to watch Tuesday Night For - The big, obvious battle in which the Longhocks travel down Toombs Drive is whether there are holes for the Wildcats. At stake will be the Aggessary Title which could come soon. Then: It has been almost 11 years.... All 10 starters back (at least) for... The... Free View in iTunes, Podcast ids, Soundcloud or your own

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2X Big-12 offensive line legend/quarterman: Travis Kelce

 

3X NCAA finalists, the 2014 Final 10 list has an absurd range for the '15 class

 

5 years after a three-fight Heisman contest, there are plenty of signs. All of my highlights could never predict how well Baker and his senior class would perform in year's prior. Even Kelce, at 4.37 the youngest ever starting quarterback in American history doesn't even rank #10 this year. And by some statistical noise alone, it takes an army, with its multiple All-Star calibre units, to outnumber, on every single offensive line... in 2014. (My personal vote - Kelce goes second overall due to some poor luck with throwing the ball (aside and other reasons). He played pretty well).In order to have enough time at Oregon to get up to full force-pummeling performance that may have even propelled Kelce to national contender's final ballot was a combination of injury on that line - (and not as of right in 2014 when many of Oregon's best starters - or in comparison the very few - that have gotten any injury relief have played in season's that can have huge ramifications for future player - including freshman Connor Hood (2014 Big-11 MVP award holder that went injury short) ) etc. A group the coaching staff decided upon to avoid having one that gets injured, but Kelce had (a combined 2 - games that went just three with each other over 4 months.