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r/cfbmemes • u/ShqiptarInMukhmas Michigan Wolverines • Aug 26 '26
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Trevor Lawrence???? Sagapolutele??? What are we talking about
24 u/enadiz_reccos LSU Tigers • Golden Boot Aug 26 '26 Trevor Lawrence had almost 1000 rushing yards at Clemson I was unfamiliar with Sagapolutele, but I guess you can try to get away with that nowadays in the ACC. Or maybe they were desperate, who knows. 10 u/A_Rolling_Baneling :usc3: USC • Mississippi State Aug 26 '26 1000 yards in 40 games is 25 yards a game. I wouldn’t call that a dual threat. He ran it less than 6 times a game, and most weren’t designed runs 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 25 yards a game is decent from a QB. 6 times a game is more than a threat. 4 u/ZacInSC Ohio State Buckeyes Aug 26 '26 Yeah, but that’s the difference between a scrambler and a tru dual threat. You don’t design plays for scramblers. They’re just adept at making something out of nothing. Lawrence was really good at that, and as a Buckeye fan, I hate him for it. 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
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Trevor Lawrence had almost 1000 rushing yards at Clemson
I was unfamiliar with Sagapolutele, but I guess you can try to get away with that nowadays in the ACC. Or maybe they were desperate, who knows.
10 u/A_Rolling_Baneling :usc3: USC • Mississippi State Aug 26 '26 1000 yards in 40 games is 25 yards a game. I wouldn’t call that a dual threat. He ran it less than 6 times a game, and most weren’t designed runs 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 25 yards a game is decent from a QB. 6 times a game is more than a threat. 4 u/ZacInSC Ohio State Buckeyes Aug 26 '26 Yeah, but that’s the difference between a scrambler and a tru dual threat. You don’t design plays for scramblers. They’re just adept at making something out of nothing. Lawrence was really good at that, and as a Buckeye fan, I hate him for it. 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
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1000 yards in 40 games is 25 yards a game. I wouldn’t call that a dual threat. He ran it less than 6 times a game, and most weren’t designed runs
2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 25 yards a game is decent from a QB. 6 times a game is more than a threat. 4 u/ZacInSC Ohio State Buckeyes Aug 26 '26 Yeah, but that’s the difference between a scrambler and a tru dual threat. You don’t design plays for scramblers. They’re just adept at making something out of nothing. Lawrence was really good at that, and as a Buckeye fan, I hate him for it. 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
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25 yards a game is decent from a QB. 6 times a game is more than a threat.
4 u/ZacInSC Ohio State Buckeyes Aug 26 '26 Yeah, but that’s the difference between a scrambler and a tru dual threat. You don’t design plays for scramblers. They’re just adept at making something out of nothing. Lawrence was really good at that, and as a Buckeye fan, I hate him for it. 2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
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Yeah, but that’s the difference between a scrambler and a tru dual threat. You don’t design plays for scramblers. They’re just adept at making something out of nothing. Lawrence was really good at that, and as a Buckeye fan, I hate him for it.
2 u/EarPlayful3108 Georgia Bulldogs Aug 26 '26 They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
They 100% called runs for him too. So do the jags. I've always viewed tlaw as a dual threat.
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u/KingBStriing Auburn Tigers Aug 26 '26 edited Aug 26 '26
Trevor Lawrence???? Sagapolutele??? What are we talking about