Is #5 Bigelow? If so, you see him make a very nice spin move and cut early in the video showing a lot of speed.

Later, you see #5 again, and he stutter steps and loses all momentum and get tackled pretty easily.

I think that in a nut shell shows his ability/weakness. One good thing is I think gould is especially adept at teaching the RBs how to keep leaning forward to keep their body moving instead of stutter stepping. Isi used to have this problem too.

The defender shed his block. It really didn't have much to do with the stutter step.

Chris Adcock stoning Moala was pretty impressive as well at the end there. Of course it was a bit of a hold, but who's counting.

grandmastapoop;734993 said:

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The defender shed his block. It really didn't have much to do with the stutter step.

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I agree. That was all about the defender shutting down the play very effectively!! I liked the foot quickness of BB. Looked encouraging to me.

I also saw Coleman make a pretty explosive move to beat the O-Lineman he was up against. That was nice.

Coleman was exciting--he used his hands to shed the blocker.

Maybe he can put it all together this year--he certainly has always had the physical tools...

Going against the best dline in the conference every day is giving the offensive line some great experience. Hopefully they can gel to form an explosive unit like the old days.

That looks like Forbes #11 beating true frosh Okafor #76, closing the lane, and making the tackle.

Forbes will be repeating that output hundreds of times for the next 3 years.

Nasal Mucus Goldenbear;735261 said:

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That looks like Forbes #11 beating true frosh Okafor #76, closing the lane, and making the tackle.

Forbes will be repeating that output hundreds of times for the next 3 years.

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Forbes did look pretty tough there!!!