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A few clips from the scrimmage.

http://www.montanagrizzlies.com/pages/n ... =8015&m=18

Jesus Chase and Tel looked like beasts, TBF, not so much.

And how about the speed of the DB on that first play of the video! DAYUM!

Willie wrote:Jesus Chase and Tel looked like beasts, TBF, not so much.

And how about the speed of the DB on that first play of the video! DAYUM!

Yeah there was some quicks on that one that jumped out.

You guys always have good quality video. I'm jealous of that.

little if anything can be learned from a spring game.

SDBengal wrote:little if anything can be learned from a spring game.

Speed, skill, strength, all of those can be seen from a spring game.

SDBengal wrote:little if anything can be learned from a spring game.

Doesn't matter too much really and we all pretty much know that. Thing is that it is something to at least talk about as far as football goes...correct?

Willie wrote: Speed, skill, strength,

relative to who? each other? Montana's best back looks great untill he meet MSU's, EWU's & ISU's first team defense.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Doesn't matter too much really and we all pretty much know that. Thing is that it is something to at least talk about as far as football goes...correct?

you are correct my man.

SDBengal wrote:

Willie wrote: Speed, skill, strength,

relative to who? each other? Montana's best back looks great untill he meet MSU's, EWU's & ISU's first team defense.

Not trying to talk smack here, BUT...

Chase ran for:
64 against EWU - lowest of his starts, not counting Richmond because he didn't see the ball enough times
153 against ISU
129 against MSU

So I don't think he'll be too worried about their 1st team defenses until they prove they can stop him. And if Dan Moore stays in shape and is ready for the season opener, then God help you all. The kid is a beast and will open up canyons for Chase and Tel to run through.

SDBengal wrote:

Willie wrote: Speed, skill, strength,

relative to who? each other? Montana's best back looks great untill he meet MSU's, EWU's & ISU's first team defense.

What are you talking about here? Montana's best back rolled against your 1st team D and MT's backup avg. was 4.6/carry against ISU, I can get the other stats but I thought I'd give you the one's for ISU first.

Chase Reynolds 18 153 8.5/carry
Andrew Schmidt 10 46 4.6/carry

Great first few posts there SD!

WTAG wrote:Great first few posts there SD!

Agreed - great to see more posters weighing in!!

dbackjon wrote:

WTAG wrote:Great first few posts there SD!

Agreed - great to see more posters weighing in!!

His nose got bloodied there and he'll be back in a minute...I honestly didn't even know it was 8.5/carry until he posted the ISU first team defense thing.

SDBengal wrote: Montana's best back looks great untill he meet MSU's, EWU's & ISU's first team defense.

If last year is any indication, Idaho State's first team defense makes every back look good. The Bengals were 6th. worst nationally in run defense (232 ypg) and 3rd. worst in yards-per-carry defense (6.0 ypc).

SDBengal wrote:

Willie wrote: Speed, skill, strength,

relative to who? each other? Montana's best back looks great untill he meet MSU's, EWU's & ISU's first team defense.

Chase Reynolds vs EWU 5.2 ypc
Chase Reynolds vs ISU 8.5 ypc
Chase Reynolds vs MSU 4.3 ypc

Yeah. He REALLY sucks, huh?

JDBengal is still living off of Jared Allen highlights....