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Nov 14, 2024
7:42:10am

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Direct result of low release point

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CasualFan

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Last login: Nov 21, 2024
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The one play still bouncing around in my head

stonecougar

Nov 14, 6:31am

He had some low throws to his left not sure why

GoodBetterBestBYU

Nov 14, 6:31am

I think Jake was really nervous about INTs and that translated to low throws.

Yucatan

Nov 14, 6:33am

My guess is that the coaches are telling him to throw low like that to avoid INTs

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 14, 6:35am

Good insight. Tipped balls are Utah’s feeding ground. Almost had an INT on that last drive.

GoodBetterBestBYU

Nov 14, 6:37am

I think he just missed the throw. It was still complete, but I bet Jake wanted that one back. A better throw & it's a

Spiff

Nov 14, 7:49am

Incompletion is better than an interception

1984coug

Nov 14, 6:42am

That was a throw with Jake running forwards to the LOS

Littlerich

Nov 14, 6:47am

Mine was the second fumble in the RZ. So lucky he recovered it.

ordinary tri guy

Nov 14, 7:09am

Nope. That one and the early Lassiter drop are the two that jump to my mind.

CasualFan

Nov 14, 7:09am

YAC is an issue with Jake. Has little touch on the ball. Receivers have made

sparky

Nov 14, 7:15am

I’m more concerned about the batted balls. 6 against Utah? That’s an insanely

bob falfa

Nov 14, 7:40am

Direct result of low release point

CasualFan

Nov 14, 7:42am

Mine is the missed Damini INT.

5150man

Nov 14, 7:43am

Jake is not as accurate while throwing on the run

GFCougar

Nov 14, 8:00am

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