re: So are turnovers gifts now?

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If by "nice read" & "good position" you mean he was standing in the middle of the endzone surrounded by USCe players, then sure.

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I was referring to the 2nd INT, where he jumped the route.


You gotta ask yourself, does UNC make that mistake if they were facing the pass rush, of let's say McNeese State

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Skai Moore has a lot of interceptions in his career. He makes those plays. People are going to see what they want.

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Pretty much this

A Qb throwing the ball directly to a defender or a player dropping a football untouched could be viewed as a gift.

USC was awful last night, just a little less awful than UNC.

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It was a sloppy win, but a win is a win.

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Exactly. So why bother with this thread. Down the road no one will care about the interceptions. It will only matter that SC won.

Doesn't matter. It's still a turnover.

Bottom line: our defense made plays and got pressure that we couldn't do for the most part last season. We're beginning to look like that fast angry defense that SC was once known for..

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No, the one that sealed the game when the QB scrambled on 4th down and then threw it straight to him, with none of his receivers in the area. Look, I'm not knocking the kid, he made the game winning INT. However, acting like that was anything other than a terrible,
terrible throw by the UNC QB is just plain wrong.

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Well who's fault is that? I bet if Moore had dropped the pick ppl would be talking about how he should have caught it.
Bottom line is this that was a veteran offense last night against a revamped defense a defense which flat out confused Williams. On that last pick they showed blitz and dropped back into coverage the guy got tricked that's what made the throw look so terrible

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You gotta ask yourself why you keep talking about jumping a slant route when the QB scrambled to his right on the play.

If it was, in fact, a slant route the ball was delivered terribly late, thrown across his body and into traffic. Once again, good job by the safety to be in the right place, but it was a terrible throw.

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This.

Terrible pass, terrible thrower and a beautiful gift, please accept it and hope for more.

If I saw the stats correctly, NC had a running back that ran for 138 yards on 13 carries. Why only run him 13 times? They shouldn't have been throwing in the red zone anyhow. Larry Fedora is the peter principle in action.

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On that last pick they showed blitz and dropped back into coverage the guy got tricked that's what made the throw look so terrible

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No.

If he'd been tricked he would have delivered the ball on time straight to the defender. The fact that he extended the play by rolling out actually proves he was not tricked and that he recognized the coverage. What made the play so terrible is what I've already said. Delivering it late, across his body and into traffic.