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Bass and Jensen in/Domenick and DeCock Out

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 8:18 am
by WYCAT
I think both of these moves are a great idea. I think Bass was way ahead of JD and DeCock really did struggle.

http://bozemandailychronicle.com/articl ... 0story.txt

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 9:06 am
by mquast53000
This really sums it up:
Bass, a senior, scored MSU's only touchdown last Saturday in a 15-10 loss at Oklahoma State. He finished with 31 yards on six carries, including successive 11-yard runs in the second quarter.

Justin Domineck started against OSU and ran for just 10 yards on nine carries.
Sounds like the right decision to me.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:08 pm
by grizzh8r
I like JD adn am sad to see that he won't start on saturday. He sure as hell better be in there when a pass play is called, though. He sure is a good blocker.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:34 pm
by coachouert
grizzh8r wrote:I like JD adn am sad to see that he won't start on saturday. He sure as hell better be in there when a pass play is called, though. He sure is a good blocker.
The only problem with putting JD in during pass plays, is that he is a pretty good key for the play call. you may not know if it is going to be a screen or a deep post, but you can safely bet that it will be a pass if the only time he is in is on passes. I'm sure Kramer will keep it mixed up pretty well to ensure that teams aren't going to be able to key off of JD as a pass play. Hopefully Bass will pick up his blocking abilities a little bit and JD will be able to pick up some yards on the ground so teams won't know what to the offense will do!

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:35 pm
by CARDIAC_CATS
grizzh8r wrote:I like JD adn am sad to see that he won't start on saturday. He sure as hell better be in there when a pass play is called, though. He sure is a good blocker.
They can't really just put him in there in passing plays really though as I still think the D would play the pass. It has to be a combination of split backs with Bass maybe as just putting JD in will more than likely give away our play. Now can the Defense stop us even while know pass or run .. that is the kicker :)

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:38 pm
by grizzh8r
coachouert wrote:
grizzh8r wrote:I like JD adn am sad to see that he won't start on saturday. He sure as hell better be in there when a pass play is called, though. He sure is a good blocker.
The only problem with putting JD in during pass plays, is that he is a pretty good key for the play call. you may not know if it is going to be a screen or a deep post, but you can safely bet that it will be a pass if the only time he is in is on passes. I'm sure Kramer will keep it mixed up pretty well to ensure that teams aren't going to be able to key off of JD as a pass play. Hopefully Bass will pick up his blocking abilities a little bit and JD will be able to pick up some yards on the ground so teams won't know what to the offense will do!
True. I did not elaborate, and I understand the deception bit, but lets hope he is just happens to be in on a higher percent of the passing plays. :) That is truly what I meant.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:48 pm
by coachouert
grizzh8r wrote:
coachouert wrote:
grizzh8r wrote:I like JD adn am sad to see that he won't start on saturday. He sure as hell better be in there when a pass play is called, though. He sure is a good blocker.
The only problem with putting JD in during pass plays, is that he is a pretty good key for the play call. you may not know if it is going to be a screen or a deep post, but you can safely bet that it will be a pass if the only time he is in is on passes. I'm sure Kramer will keep it mixed up pretty well to ensure that teams aren't going to be able to key off of JD as a pass play. Hopefully Bass will pick up his blocking abilities a little bit and JD will be able to pick up some yards on the ground so teams won't know what to the offense will do!
True. I did not elaborate, and I understand the deception bit, but lets hope he is just happens to be in on a higher percent of the passing plays. :) That is truly what I meant.
I kinda figured :lol: I'm hopeful that our running game will have a better opportunity to display itself in the coming weeks then we won't need to worry about any kind of deception!

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 5:09 pm
by FlatheadLakeCat
IMHO, this may have been Kramers plan all along. We all know the kind of depth we have at certain positions. Kramer probably wants to see how DeCook responds as well as Dominick. When you have 14 or 15 guys that can start on offense, you want to find the best combination on the field. Same at corner.

From what I have seen of Kramer's teams, he usually doesn't have confirmed starters at some postions until the conference opener.

I have a feeling we will see many faces on the field during different situations, at least for a couple more games. :wink:

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:17 pm
by Helcat72
I'd also like to see Evin Groves a bit. I wonder how he is a pass protection?