10 things for Tuesday – on3

Here is a weekly dose of 10 things for Tuesday:

1. My great restraint enters the season, if you remember, is it “show.” Through One gameat least, Marcel Reed He showed me something. It’s, honestly, was the best I ever saw him play. Reed threw several more courtyards against Auburn or USC last year than he did against Uts (291 and 292 to 289), but it was certainly more efficient. He did not turn the ball and did not take the bags because he was undecided. He tied his tall career in the narratic passage with four and only looked as if it was far more common and more accurate. His greatest issues was in forwarding medium and deep passages, and he made great steps in that category – at least through one game. He was 7 out of 13 for 128 meters on medium and deep passages. Missed the deep ball to KC Concepcion Bad, but otherwise it was much more competitive at that stage of the game. His deep in Concepcion 3. And 17 There was one of the best throws I saw with Aggie for a while. Reed threw before Concepcion entered his break and the two of them were perfectly temporal, hitting the concentration right into his hands. He and Ashton Bethel-Roman Related to a very beautiful 20-yard where it is in the zone and the ball sat down in the zone and the ball was perfectly placed. Reed can still play better, and Utsa’s secondary is bad, but in them it seemed. He certainly looked improved during last year and if he still improves as the season continued, Agia can have something really good.
2. Wide receivers showed me, and then some. Wow. I knew Mario Craver And the concept was improvements, which was why the agonia had last year, but that difference was night and day. A & M misdemeanor, with the two, ABR and Terri BusseyIt goes from slow and mitigating to a high octane. Two new arrival, Crader and Concepcion are probably the most exciting receivers A & M had from Christian Kirka. Teams will have to completely turn around as they approach A & M insults, because now is very different.
3. One of the reasons A & M did not start the ball a lot against Uts is simple: they didn’t have to. They were suspected that reed and widewear would be more than a game for the secondary and used. You will hear that “A & M cannot start” and bla bla bla – 4.7 meters to beat a lot of bale. Le’veon Moss and Rueben Owens They both went better than 6 meters, so they could tilted at Uts if they were supposed to. But Agia know they can run. They wanted to see if they were what they saw in practice to pass the game translated on the kyle field.
4. If you have any questions about who is the ultimate spare line in the interior and superior backups in absentia Deuce ThemeeeThe answer has become quite clear on Saturday on Saturday, if it has not already been obvious. Robbie Bourdon and Team flights They both played significant tightens against Uts while agieserile with a group of insulting lines with fair amount. Bourdon played both points in belonging while Faaa worked in the center and guard. Trey Zuhn Also played the center. Net result: Two fourth pickups a total of the defense that very shines and was a fifth in the nation in the bags last year.
5. Utsa’s passage of matches (indeed, their whole scheme) is absolutely designed to oppose the A & M transient haste. Oven McCown has kicked the ball as fast as possible, reducing that the short-term and chance of breaking fighting better than the loss of the yard. McCown threw 121 meters at 32 attempts – it is 3.8 meters per attempt. Actually gave up throwing six times and Cashaius Hovell He hurried him five times. Rilan Kennedi He fired him six.
6. If you want to confirm the idea that this is a team that becomes progressively firmer and buying what Mike Elko sells, do not look further from the ways blocking each other. Ej smith It should be in all weather special teams that indicate a roll for three blocks on the return of 80 yards KC Concepcion, and Mario Craver mentioned Terri Bussei and Ashton Bethel-Roma, blocked for him on his Touchdown. All coaches want to see the selfless game, and Elko must have received a good dose on Sunday 1. Week.
7. I said that during the camp, Aggi stressed that the ball was quickly received and in charge, and we definitely saw it on Saturday night. In fact, we’ve seen the exact game running during practice, so I guess it was kind of like Jazz Jazz and Roll when John Stockton and Karl Malone where he was coming there, now that comes, stop it, stop it. Utsa almost did a couple of times, and I expect two things Saturday: more of the same and Utah states to try to jump a few quick carriers. But here’s a thing; At some point, craving or conception will become a leg in the ground, turn, and then turn around and go deep when it bites an angle in a quick look. If they predict how Utsa did, it could lead to a very great game.
8. The biggest problem A & M’s defense was in the evening of the ears on Saturday night. It is also one of the biggest problems they had last year, but we also have a hint about what they can do when their heads are chopped to the right. During the sixth diagnoting, which was defined in the third and fourth quarters, UTSA RAN 4, 3, 3, 3, 3 and 3 playback. Five three and exit and one drive was extended to punish. Their total courtyards at these plants: 16, 1, 0, 2, -10 and 4. This exercises your will, but also fits in right point spots.
9. Even if you were (understandably) frustrated on defense violation in the first half (and first play of seconds), the speed of the team and the overall control of the second half proved in the solution of the loss category. A & M had 9 TFLS, mostly per second for 1 week.
10. We heard all spring and summer about how Linebacker Jordan Lockhart He brought his game to another level, and it seems that a number of point seems to show that there is. He played 29 Snaps on Saturday night, only buttocks Taurean York and Scoobi Williams. And he reacted well to the opportunity, abolishing 3 barracks and semi-accessories for loss. Aggy finally have something really good to deal with the character.

And, before I go, one last and vague thing that is connected. My mom, Joanne Passwaters, deceased today at the age of 75. My mom was a teacher, and her influence in the round rock ISD is wide and long lasting. But her influence on my life, except that it’s just a fantastic mom, it was a deep and life changing. She encouraged me not to stop writing or was interested in being a reporter when my fifth teacher came in idiot and unable to write on a serious level because I did not follow the “Bing, Bang and Bong and Bongo” method. Her encouragement held me to discourage, something I found easily. My life is what it is because of her, and I love her and miss her.

Hi, Mom. I know we’ll see you again.