Football practice Friday the 13th
Just thinking about this, “I wonder how many other Big Ten teams allow spectators at ANY practice?” For that matter, how many college teams allow spectators? That said, this was the last Purdue practice for any spectators.
Watched the DE’s and DT’s blocking on sleds. We seem to have a large number of young players (7 to 8 are FR or SO). Many in the 260 to 280 range. With lifting and diet, we could have that area covered pretty well in the future.
Thought it might be interesting to simply chart the plays, so
7 on 7
Jack to Bell – caught
Jack to Piferi – caught
Jack to Mershawn – caught
Jack to Yaseen – caught
Burton to Miller – nope
Burton to Wright – caught
Burton to Payne – caught
Burton to Bilodeau – break up by Saunders in right corner of endzone
Burton to Payne – caught - TD
Aidan to Bell – caught from a busted play (doubt if in game conditions that he has 8 seconds to find a receiver)
Aidan to Downing – caught – outlet flare pass
Aidan to Jackson – caught – outlet cause no one was open
Aidan to Milton – nice pass, just off fingertips
Aidan to Childers – caught – TD
11 on 11 (three quarter speed)
Jack hands to Cross
Jack to Zander – complete
Aiden to Jackson – complete
Aiden hands to Downing – LT
Aiden hands to Cross – LT
Aiden hands to Downing – RG
Aiden to Broc – complete
Burton hands to Zander – C
Burton hands to Cross – sweep left
Burton hands to Downing – RG
Alaimo sweep right
Alaimo to Zander – left flare
KO returns
#8
#25 (uh – oh – caught like an outfielder, not a kick returner)
#28
#8
#25 dropped but recovered
#28
#8 dropped but recovered
Field beginning to show signs of wear. Very humid but mostly overcast. Perhaps a hundred spectators were in attendance. No kids present (they probably were in school).
Finished by watching the OL work against each other, covering various scenarios. Dale Williams seems to have pretty good rapport with these guys. Hasn’t he been here forever?
Just thinking about this, “I wonder how many other Big Ten teams allow spectators at ANY practice?” For that matter, how many college teams allow spectators? That said, this was the last Purdue practice for any spectators.
Watched the DE’s and DT’s blocking on sleds. We seem to have a large number of young players (7 to 8 are FR or SO). Many in the 260 to 280 range. With lifting and diet, we could have that area covered pretty well in the future.
Thought it might be interesting to simply chart the plays, so
7 on 7
Jack to Bell – caught
Jack to Piferi – caught
Jack to Mershawn – caught
Jack to Yaseen – caught
Burton to Miller – nope
Burton to Wright – caught
Burton to Payne – caught
Burton to Bilodeau – break up by Saunders in right corner of endzone
Burton to Payne – caught - TD
Aidan to Bell – caught from a busted play (doubt if in game conditions that he has 8 seconds to find a receiver)
Aidan to Downing – caught – outlet flare pass
Aidan to Jackson – caught – outlet cause no one was open
Aidan to Milton – nice pass, just off fingertips
Aidan to Childers – caught – TD
11 on 11 (three quarter speed)
Jack hands to Cross
Jack to Zander – complete
Aiden to Jackson – complete
Aiden hands to Downing – LT
Aiden hands to Cross – LT
Aiden hands to Downing – RG
Aiden to Broc – complete
Burton hands to Zander – C
Burton hands to Cross – sweep left
Burton hands to Downing – RG
Alaimo sweep right
Alaimo to Zander – left flare
KO returns
#8
#25 (uh – oh – caught like an outfielder, not a kick returner)
#28
#8
#25 dropped but recovered
#28
#8 dropped but recovered
Field beginning to show signs of wear. Very humid but mostly overcast. Perhaps a hundred spectators were in attendance. No kids present (they probably were in school).
Finished by watching the OL work against each other, covering various scenarios. Dale Williams seems to have pretty good rapport with these guys. Hasn’t he been here forever?
