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UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN.
L @ Holy Cross 13-10
L @ FIU 30-17
W URI 27-24
W Duquesne 23-6
W Elon 26-10
W @ SBU 20-14
L @ UD 16-10
W VU 28-20
11/9 @ JMU
11/16 @ Albany
11/23 Maine
(Misses TU, W&M, UR)

Looking at UNH’s 2 OOC losses:
-FIU is 5-4.
-HC is 5-4/3-0. Are now favored finish 8-4/6-0 & get the Patriot AQ. Their OOC losses were to Cuse, Navy, @ Yale, Harvard. Also that was back on 8/31, Santo’s 1st game as interim HC after taking over for Sean McDonnell, which was announced on 8/26.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
As most on here know, 28 year UNH HC Sean McDonnell is battling cancer.
https://www.necn.com/news/new-england/UN...38941.html
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
From the CAA’s August “12 Teams in 12 Days”:
2018 Record: 4-7 overall, 3-5 in CAA Football
Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/4
Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4

Top Returning Player – Passing: Tommy Herion (25-of-53, 284 yds., 0 TD's, 2 int.)
Top Returning Player – Rushing: Carlos Washington, Jr. (99 att., 582 yds., 6 TD's)
Top Returning Player – Receiving: Carlos Washington, Jr. (17 rec., 164 yds., 1 TD)
*Top Returning Player – Tackles: Pop Lacey (79 tackles, 1.5 TFL)
Top Returning Player – Sacks: Brian Carter (5.5 sacks)
Top Returning Player – Interceptions: Evan Horn (4 interceptions)
https://caasports.com/news/2019/8/14/foo...eview.aspx

All CAA Lost:
WR Neil O’Connor (1st team)
DL Jae’Wuan Horton (2nd team) (Stafford, VA).
LB Quinlen Dean (2nd team) (Arrested felony riot charge, kicked off the team):
https://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co...t-charges/

All CAA Returned:
*S Pop Lacy (2nd team)
P Drew Sanborn (3rd team)

Starting QB
#16 TRUE Fr Max Brosmer (6’2”/204): Passing 128 of 224, 57.1%, 10 TDs:/9 INT, 185 ypg.

Top 3 rushers
-#22 rSr Evan Gray (5’10”/231): 84 carries, 567 yds, 6.8 ypc, 1 TD, long 81 yds, 70.9 ypg (Centreville, VA/Westfield).
-#26 rSo (5’11”/205): Carlos Washington Jr: 110 carries, 487 yds 4.4 ypc, 3 TDs, long 32 yds, 60.9 ypg.
-#20 rFr Dylan Laube (5’10”/201): (7 games) 40 carries, 192 yds, 4.8 ypc, 1 TD, long 19 yds, 27.4 ypg.

Top 6 in Receiving
-#1 rSr Malik Love (5’10”/184): 29 receptions, 326 yds, 11.2 ypr, 1 TD, long 78, 40.8 ypg.
-#26 rSo (5’11”/205): Carlos Washington Jr: 23 receptions, 149 yds, 6.5 ypr, 0 TD, long 19, 18.6 ypg.
-#80 rSo Brian Espanet (6’3”/205): 20 receptions, 288 yds, 14.4 ypr, 5 TDs, long 41, 36.0 ypg.
-#20 rFr Dylan Laube (5’10”/201): (7 games), 15 receptions, 254 yds, 16.9 ypr, 3 TDs, long 86, 36.3 ypg.
-#88 rFr Charles Briscoe (6’0”/190): 15 receptions, 202 yds, 13.5 ypr, 0 TD,long 40, 25.2 ypg.
-#29 Fr Griffin Helm (5’11”/172): 15 receptions, 172 yds, 11.5 ypr, 0 TD, long 23, 21.5 ypg.

Defensive leaders: (What stands out is 11 players with multiple TFL, & 6 with at least 1 INT)):
-#33 rJr S Evan Horn (6’0”/206): 51 tackles, 4 TFL/2 sacks, 4 INT.
-#23 rSo S Pop Bush (6’0”/187): 50 tackles, 4.5 TFL, 1 INT.
-#6 Sr CB Prince Smith (5’10”/1920: 45 tackles, 1.5 TFL, 3 INT.
-#5 rSr LB Cameron Brusko (6’1”/200): 43 tackles, 3 TFL/1 sack.
-#50 Fr LB Oleh Manzyk (6’1”/205): 38 tackles, 6.5 TFL/4 sacks, 1 INT.
-*#4 Sr CB Pop Lacy (6’0”/200) (5 games): 35 tackles, 2 INT.
-#55 Jr DT Elijah Lewis (6’1”/280): 34 tackles, 6 TFL/.5 sack.
-#93 So DT Niko Kvietkus (6’3”/283): 31 tackles/5 TFL, 3 sacks.
-#9 rSr CB Isiah Perkins (6’0”/191): 28 tackles, 1 INT.
-#49 rSo DE Gunner Gibson (6’3”/237)(7 games): 28 tackles, 8 TFL/3.5 sacks.
-#15 rSr LB Michael Balsamo (6’0”/224): 24 tackles, 2.5 TFL.
-#95 rSr DE Josh Kania (6’3”/248): 23 tackles, 6.5 TFL/3 sacks.
-#99 rJr DE Brian Carter (6’2”/235): 22 tackles, 4 TFL/2 sacks.
https://static.caasports.com/custompages...m#team.ind

Returning 2nd team All CAA safety Pop Lacy foot surgery 3 ½ weeks ago, out 3-4 weeks. Does he play vs JMU?
https://www.seacoastonline.com/sports/20...-3-4-weeks
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
CAA Stats

SCORING OFFENSE
1. James Madison 38.9 ppg.
12. New Hampshire 20.1 ppg.

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. James Madison 463.1 ypg.
9. New Hampshire 354.0 ypg.

RUSHING OFFENSE
1. James Madison 238.0 ypg.
5. New Hampshire 155.0 ypg.

PASS OFFENSE
8. James Madison 225.1 ypg.
10. New Hampshire 199.0 ypg.

SCORING DEFENSE
1. James Madison 16.1 ppg
2. New Hampshire 16.6 ppg

TOTAL DEFENSE
1. James Madison 289.9 ypg.
2. New Hampshire 343.0 ypg.

RUSHING DEFENSE
1. James Madison 67.3 ypg.
4. New Hampshire 136.2 ypg.

PASS DEFENSE
3. New Hampshire 206.8 ypg.
5. James Madison 222.6 ypg.
https://static.caasports.com/custompages...m#conf.wt2
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
(11-04-2019 02:54 PM)BDKJMU Wrote:  CAA Stats

SCORING OFFENSE
1. James Madison 38.9 ppg.
12. New Hampshire 20.1 ppg.

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. James Madison 463.1 ypg.
9. New Hampshire 354.0 ypg.

RUSHING OFFENSE
1. James Madison 238.0 ypg.
5. New Hampshire 155.0 ypg.

PASS OFFENSE
8. James Madison 225.1 ypg.
10. New Hampshire 199.0 ypg.

SCORING DEFENSE
1. James Madison 16.1 ppg
2. New Hampshire 16.6 ppg

TOTAL DEFENSE
1. James Madison 289.9 ypg.
2. New Hampshire 343.0 ypg.

RUSHING DEFENSE
1. James Madison 67.3 ypg.
4. New Hampshire 136.2 ypg.

PASS DEFENSE
3. New Hampshire 206.8 ypg.
5. James Madison 222.6 ypg.
https://static.caasports.com/custompages...m#conf.wt2

Kinda Surprising 225 PYG is only 8th in the league.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
This one worries me. Those guys are on a roll right now.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
(11-04-2019 04:24 PM)Ashby Hall Wrote:  This one worries me. Those guys are on a roll right now.

This one worries me as well. However, we are pretty damn good. 9 wins in a row. Plus we have an extra week to prepare them for this game with some much needed rest.
Perhaps more importantly, we were embarrassed last year by them. If this game doesn't have these guys ready to crush, no game will.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
I haven't watched them play, but based on the stats they don't seem to be a team that can take advantage of the pass coverage issues we've shown in several games this year. Plus with Robinson and Tutt both back hopefully that will be less of a concern going forward. If they score 10 offensive points (barring short fields from TOs, STs, etc.), it'll be a little disappointing.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
The biggest disparities I saw were in Red Zone Offense vs. Red Zone Defense.

JMU is 1st in RZ D, while UNH last in RZ O. If we can limit big plays we should be able to shut them down if they get to the red zone.

Another positive for us....UNH's QB Brosmer is a true freshman and has -8 yards on 34 rushing attempts this season with a long of 24. The 24 yard rush came against Duquesne where he had 39 total yards on 7 attempts. But other game longs are 4, 4, 8, 0, 3, 6, and 0.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
JMU 30
UNH 10
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
Not seeing too much chance for loss at home.

Same thing with RU, although we always play them home.

And @ URI - I don't see it.

It would take a pretty major upset to lose before the round of 8 in the playoffs.

We're not NDSU, but we might be the next best thing - and we could beat them on any given Saturday.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
I'm looking forward to this one. Let's see how the running game plays out, and how well the pass D is. It's improved markedly (I've noticed a lot more deep-safety help, and the VU game really turned around when we started playing zone.)

They're a good team, but we're better, and if we play to our ability we should win.
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UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
(11-04-2019 05:12 PM)DukeDogNation Wrote:  The biggest disparities I saw were in Red Zone Offense vs. Red Zone Defense.

JMU is 1st in RZ D, while UNH last in RZ O. If we can limit big plays we should be able to shut them down if they get to the red zone.

Another positive for us....UNH's QB Brosmer is a true freshman and has -8 yards on 34 rushing attempts this season with a long of 24. The 24 yard rush came against Duquesne where he had 39 total yards on 7 attempts. But other game longs are 4, 4, 8, 0, 3, 6, and 0.

Great research there. That indicates that Brosmer is a statue that isn’t much of a running threat.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
Strange to see UNH near the top of the CAA in defense, and near the bottom in offense. For the 1st 9 years or so of that 2004-2017 playoff run, they usually had an outstanding offense, and subpar defense. Heck, for the 1st 3 years of that run, they had 3x All American, Payton winner, current interim HC, Ricky Santos at QB, WR David Ball, who broke Jerry Rice's I-AA career TD record with 58 (since broken by EWU's Cooper Kupp in 2016), and a guy by the name of Chip Kelly at OC. Put up all kinds of huge offensive #s. How things have changed.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
UNH wins over Nova and Stony Brook have me a little bit concerned. Can't take this one for granted, but that shouldn't be an issue.

Versus predicts a 21.82 spread, with a score of JMU 29.36, UNH 7.54, with 90% confidence.
For a real laugher, NDSU is predicted to beat WIU 49.13 to 2.54 with 98% confidence 04-jawdrop

Will be thrilled if we can match or better the prediction. As long as we dominate the lines and win the turnover battle, I expect a solid win.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
Last week VU went up 20-7 late 2nd (3 TDs, missed a PAT). Minute to go 2nd qtr VU had the ball in UNH's redzone, were about to score again and blow the game open, but Smith threw a pick in the endzone. Then 2nd half UNH outscored them 21-0. UNH true Fr QB threw a couple nice TD passes.




Listened to the audio of the UNH/VU game. Watching them earlier this season vs SBU on SNY. 2 things I noticed:

-UNH runs a lot of pre snap motion on offense. Of course they've always done this, so nothing has changed. Maybe do it more than anyone else JMU will face.

-I lost count of how many times UNH lined the H-back up on one side behind the tackle, then pulled the H back and OG, running to the opposite side. In other words H back lined up behind the RT, then they'd pull the H back and RG to the left and run left, and vice versa. A couple times they did it twice in a row. 1/4 or 1/3 of their running plays I don't know, but it was a large chunk. I noticed of the 4 runs shown on the above highlights, 3 of them had the H back lined up behind the OT, and on 2 of them ran it as I described above. Related to this their listed starting OL off their VU game notes is very big- listed starting avg of about 6'3"/291. The OGs doing a lot of pulling are listed at 6'2"/288 and 6'3"/293.

Course if a beer drinking, armchair QB like me notices the above, the JMU coaches do too.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
Pretty simple IMHO. Their stats are deceptive, because they're playing a lot better now than they did early. Kind of like last year. Still think we'll be OK, but won't be surprised if it's close. If anything bothers me, it's that in the last game their QB may have figured out how to pass at this level. That having been said, their running game has been . . . , OK. I question whether they can hang with us if they have to beat us through the air. Flip side is that if they are able to run on us, which based on evidence to date they shouldn't, I'll get very worried very quickly.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
The JMU offense should be able to score a reasonable amount (at least mid 20s) against a good UNH defense.

The top RB is thick TB (5'10"/231) with pretty good #s, but I don't think UNH will be able to run effectively vs JMU. Key will be getting pressure on their true FR QB. Its not like he’s the running threat like SBU’s Fields, Baby Flacco, or VU’s Smith. If JMU can rattle his cage early, which I think they can, then it could be a long day for him. Hit him early, hit him often.
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
JMU needs to win this by at least 3 scores to maintain a case for a top 2 seed. I think our defense should be able to effectively shut them down. I see this game close at half and we eventually pull away in the third quarter
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RE: UNH (5-3/4-1) @ JMU (8-1/5-0) Saturday, 11/9, 3:30 PM, MASN/SNY.
Best defense we have played since WVU. I'll be surprised if we score more than 24 without a special teams or defensive TD. That being said, I think our defense is going to have a big day and I like us 23-10 with the UNH TD coming late with us in prevent. I'll echo what BDK said, I think we are going to rattle this young QB. I don't value "home field advantage" as much as a lot of folks, but the games at UNH are in truly DEAD environments. If we don't physically rock him, I can see him being somewhat shell-shocked by the environment anyway.
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