(12-23-2019 02:09 PM)JMad03 Wrote:  

(12-23-2019 01:54 PM)Nerfherder95 Wrote:  I think the game will be won or lost in the turnover battle. JMU's one weakness is fumbling the football. If they can hang onto the ball, they'll have a good chance in this game. This is going to be a close game. I can't see it being a blowout one way or the other.

I agree turnovers will decide the game, but I'd say there's a few other things I would call weaknesses over our fumbling. We have 737 attempts and 10 fumbles. That's still 10 more fumbles than I'm sure Cignetti wants, but I wouldn't call it a big weakness to our team.
If anything I would say our special teams specifically our return coverage has been suspect at times. I would also say our secondary has been more of a weakness. However, the last few games our secondary has played much better.

Amos has had few opportunities with any kind of blocking forming up in front of him. He's usually dead man walking. When he has enough time to make the first mam miss, he can still be the old Amos.

It was encouraging to see the good kickoff returns last week.

Edit- I now realize you meant our coverage on returns.- and I agree.