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Posts: 20 08/02/09 7:39 PM |
i never said i watched all of their games. i watched a couple of them and they were double digit losses.
to me points allowed doesnt equate the best defense. after all isnt the saying "defense wins championships"?? obviously someone needs to rethink that in this instance... |
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KingDuece |
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Posts: 48 08/02/09 11:22 PM |
The saying "defense wins championships" makes the assumption that the offense will at least break into the double digits. And of glenn's five
loses they only scored more than 7 points once; and twice they were completely shut-out. I think John Madden said it best, "In order to win a game of
football you have to score more than the other guy." And last season glenn's offense was not doing them any favors.
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klaaniac |
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Sophomore
Posts: 61 08/03/09 7:54 PM |
I didnt say you watched all of them either but they had a tremendous defense last year that kept them in every game they played in even though the offense
scored 14 or less in 5 games last year. In all fairness, you said you wanted stats in your post and the most important stat is points allowed.......that makes
a great defense.......I will not excuse glenn from being a mediocre team last year because that is what they were but their defense was top of the league with
some amazing teams in it..............offense overshadowed their accomplishments..........Hopefully that doesnt happen again this year for us glenn
fans!.........those are my thoughts......and by the way....winning a championship doesnt make you the best defense so you cant really argue using that saying
otherwise it would be "the best defense wins championships"
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PHSCatsFan |
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Posts: 15 08/10/09 10:10 AM |
I think JG has the talent to contend in the South, but they've got to get their offense together. Scales was an excellent QB, but I thought the offense
was too dependant on him last year. Hopefully, it didn't hurt the development of their underclassmen too much.
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