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Can't draw any conclusions on line blocking from this week as Stanford came into this game with a marked weight advantage.  Until next week (assuming UW presents a fair challenge), I consider the OL play insufficient to beat U$C (which it was).

Hogan is still who he is.  Made a couple of panic plays but generally didn't do anything bad...except for that near-interception by the Army defender.  That could have been embarassing.

Cajuste is getting there--he's learning how to catch with defenders all over him (because Hogan can't consistenly lead receivers).  If Hooper can use his speed to get open like he did today, we'll be in good shape.

Army converted a couple of fourth downs, didn't they?  I would have hoped that the defense could have stopped all of those.

[fullmetal]

Can't draw any conclusions on line blocking from this week as Stanford came into this game with a marked weight advantage.  Until next week (assuming UW presents a fair challenge), I consider the OL play insufficient to beat U$C (which it was).

Hogan is still who he is.  Made a couple of panic plays but generally didn't do anything bad...except for that near-interception by the Army defender.  That could have been embarassing.

Cajuste is getting there--he's learning how to catch with defenders all over him (because Hogan can't consistenly lead receivers).  If Hooper can use his speed to get open like he did today, we'll be in good shape.

Army converted a couple of fourth downs, didn't they?  I would have hoped that the defense could have stopped all of those.