Comments on: Wooo! http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058 The Biggest Thing In Sports... Really! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 19:12:27 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Angelena Goeller http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058&cpage=1#comment-32652 Angelena Goeller Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:57:50 +0000 http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058#comment-32652 This is an awesome blog here! I just added it to my favorites. I've got a poker fan page over at Facebook. If you wanted to check it out: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Poker-Players-Only/136818223026737" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/pages/Poker-Players-Only/136818223026737</a> This is an awesome blog here! I just added it to my favorites.

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]]> By: dave http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058&cpage=1#comment-13252 dave Mon, 20 Oct 2008 12:26:37 +0000 http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058#comment-13252 I did'nt see the game people that did said miss bet there selfs I did’nt see the game people that did said miss bet there selfs

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]]> By: dave http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058&cpage=1#comment-13059 dave Mon, 13 Oct 2008 16:42:09 +0000 http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058#comment-13059 There's nothing more can be said about our team nothing,The AD should have step in and did something but he has not that tells me something is wrong with our AD department. Can someone tell me if fulmer and our AD has any connections any. There’s nothing more can be said about our team nothing,The AD should have step in and did something but he has not that tells me something is wrong with our AD department. Can someone tell me if fulmer and our AD has any connections any.

]]> By: Bobo the Bee http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058&cpage=1#comment-12984 Bobo the Bee Tue, 07 Oct 2008 18:49:02 +0000 http://www.fulmersbelly.com/?p=1058#comment-12984 I think the biggest issue Tennessee faced was bad QB play in the first 4 games. The issue: Crompton couldn't perform under pressure. UCLA used a lot of blitzes, really got after Crompton, who threw poorly. UAB: protection was great, Crompton was okay, threw a few bad passes. Florida: Crompton wasn't really that good. We were able to move the ball, but I'd like to note that the key play for me was when Florida had 12 men on the field. Crompton saw this, I think, and threw the ball deep to a WR who had several steps on the corner. the pass was woefully underthrown, intercepted. Against Auburn the WRs ran the right routes but Crompton didn't read the hot read often at all, which is why we saw so many passes go to nobody. That or Crompton paniced and threw the ball out of bounds. Stephens was better, from what I heard on the radio. He held the ball and delivered a shot downfield, though he did get sacked several times. NIU is a decent team, they played well in their games so far and had scored (I'm not checking my facts here) 80+ points the past to games to their opponent's 7. We escaped, barely. Let's turn ship around. Hopefully with a QB who isn't afraid to get hit we can upend Georgia and make some noise again. Also, to the big hand comment, I've heard that QBs with big hands have a tendancy to fumble more. Heard something about this concerning Donovan McNabb, I think. I think the biggest issue Tennessee faced was bad QB play in the first 4 games. The issue: Crompton couldn’t perform under pressure. UCLA used a lot of blitzes, really got after Crompton, who threw poorly. UAB: protection was great, Crompton was okay, threw a few bad passes. Florida: Crompton wasn’t really that good. We were able to move the ball, but I’d like to note that the key play for me was when Florida had 12 men on the field. Crompton saw this, I think, and threw the ball deep to a WR who had several steps on the corner. the pass was woefully underthrown, intercepted. Against Auburn the WRs ran the right routes but Crompton didn’t read the hot read often at all, which is why we saw so many passes go to nobody. That or Crompton paniced and threw the ball out of bounds.

Stephens was better, from what I heard on the radio. He held the ball and delivered a shot downfield, though he did get sacked several times. NIU is a decent team, they played well in their games so far and had scored (I’m not checking my facts here) 80+ points the past to games to their opponent’s 7.

We escaped, barely. Let’s turn ship around. Hopefully with a QB who isn’t afraid to get hit we can upend Georgia and make some noise again.

Also, to the big hand comment, I’ve heard that QBs with big hands have a tendancy to fumble more. Heard something about this concerning Donovan McNabb, I think.

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