[bazza97]

Thanks to CowboyIndian and Griffin78 for the links to the legends site.

Here is Robinson's quote in full:

“So, I think the Oregon-Stanford game is a classic match, but you know, the Trojans are going to show up here Saturday now. I know Stanford is good. But SC is an extremely young team maybe the youngest that’s playing right now with any kind of success. Certainly they are the youngest team with a 6-1 record. So, I think those kids are getting older and that’s one of things about college football. Those freshmen teams, the inexperienced teams get better as the year goes on. So, SC played well and their defense has improved dramatically. They play a very soft zone and, but don’t give up the ball – college football right now – it looks like the old All American Football Conference used to look way back in the ‘50’s. The guys just run straight down the field, people throw them long passes and they run for touchdowns there. The secondary looks like they’ve got a bunch of non-scholarship guys all over the country and can’t seem to play against the deep receivers. So, SC does a pretty good job of that so they may have a chance.”

I had to read it a couple of times, but is he talking about Stanford's secondary or the state of college football in general?

[bazza97]

Thanks to CowboyIndian and Griffin78 for the links to the legends site.

Here is Robinson's quote in full:

“So, I think the Oregon-Stanford game is a classic match, but you know, the Trojans are going to show up here Saturday now. I know Stanford is good. But SC is an extremely young team maybe the youngest that’s playing right now with any kind of success. Certainly they are the youngest team with a 6-1 record. So, I think those kids are getting older and that’s one of things about college football. Those freshmen teams, the inexperienced teams get better as the year goes on. So, SC played well and their defense has improved dramatically. They play a very soft zone and, but don’t give up the ball – college football right now – it looks like the old All American Football Conference used to look way back in the ‘50’s. The guys just run straight down the field, people throw them long passes and they run for touchdowns there. The secondary looks like they’ve got a bunch of non-scholarship guys all over the country and can’t seem to play against the deep receivers. So, SC does a pretty good job of that so they may have a chance.”

I had to read it a couple of times, but is he talking about Stanford's secondary or the state of college football in general?