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Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams I am a big fan of the Q&A features with the coaches, Chris. Good job.
Based on your interviews and contact with the coaches, what is your feeling about where this team is at compared to a year ago at the same time?
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by Cyrocks I am a big fan of the Q&A features with the coaches, Chris. Good job.
Based on your interviews and contact with the coaches, what is your feeling about where this team is at compared to a year ago at the same time? Thanks. The closer we get to the season, the better I feel about the defense and the more on the fence I am about the offense. Still, having said that, it is early. I think we'll learn a lot about how the offense performs on Saturday's scrimmage. I've heard that the O has had a solid week of practice. Time will tell. Having that line and a certain guy named A-Rob makes me feel better. Plus, I believe in AA. He's due for a huge year.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams Thanks. The closer we get to the season, the better I feel about the defense and the more on the fence I am about the offense. Still, having said that, it is early. I think we'll learn a lot about how the offense performs on Saturday's scrimmage. I've heard that the O has had a solid week of practice. Time will tell. Having that line and a certain guy named A-Rob makes me feel better. Plus, I believe in AA. He's due for a huge year. Bleil didnt sound as confident about this OL as last season?
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by UNIGuy4Cy Bleil didnt sound as confident about this OL as last season? No. The line will be fine. The passing game is what has me a bit concerned.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by UNIGuy4Cy Bleil didnt sound as confident about this OL as last season? That's one thing I like about this staff. They always seem to say good things to keep morale up, but not enough so that they get stagnant and don't want to improve.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
So it is up to the qb to not lock onto his receivers this year by looking off the defense? And will our receivers be able to separate from the defenders. That is why Colin Franklin may be the key. We need to utilize him more.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams No. The line will be fine. The passing game is what has me a bit concerned. What is your biggest concern about the passing game? Is it the play of AA or the WRs, or just the offensive scheme in general?
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams No. The line will be fine. The passing game is what has me a bit concerned. With all the talent we have at WR, and with an experienced QB, this is the last concern I expected to have.
But nonetheless, its a concern. I guess this year we will find out once and for all if Arnaud's ability and Herman's offensive philosophy is all that its cracked up to be.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by Wesley So it is up to the qb to not lock onto his receivers this year by looking off the defense? And will our receivers be able to separate from the defenders. That is why Colin Franklin may be the key. We need to utilize him more. Agreed. Big Franklin fan.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
Great interview, Chris, and keep up the great work. Coach Bliel has intrigued me since he came here last year, I think he is going to do wonders for our team. Chris, when you interviewed him, could you describe to all of us exactly how he smelled, using three words or less. Thanks.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
I liked the fact that BB feels good enough about the Oline that he intends to redshirt all the new guys - that sounds like progress to me!
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by cygrads I liked the fact that BB feels good enough about the Oline that he intends to redshirt all the new guys - that sounds like progress to me! Excellent point, cygrads. Having inexperienced, underweight players on the line play because you have no other options has become the norm at ISU instead of the exception.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
The amazing thing is Pete Hoener and Steve Loney were able to put good productive offenses on the field without great talent everywhere(we had talent, but not across the board). Of course we couldn't stop anyone back then. I just was so ticked in 2005 when they finally put together a great defense (that was on the field a lot) and then the offense faltered. Anyway, we have more talent now than when Loney and Hoerner were here, lets hope the scheme and talent come together to score a ton of points.
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Re: Camp Report: Bill Bleil Q&A
 Originally Posted by cygrads I liked the fact that BB feels good enough about the Oline that he intends to redshirt all the new guys - that sounds like progress to me! Having that luxury now can make such a huge difference 4 years down the road; at OL more than any other positions, IMO. Another year in the weight room for your OL pays huge dividends.
"There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldn’t get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr
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