The Morning Blitz: Offense edition
by JazzyUte on Aug 19, 2011 12:14 AM MDT
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PrintUtah's offense continues to improve after its difficult scrimmage earlier this week despite the absence of Jordan Wynn, who's still battling an illness.
But that's okay. I think we know what Wynn can do. What's more important is gaining depth at the quarterback spot and here, we've seen some great improvement since the start of camp. Jon Hays once again had a solid day, suggesting that maybe, maybe there will be a competent player to follow Wynn if he happens to go down at any point this season.
So I might be able to exhale, if only briefly.
Beyond that, nothing earth shattering happened Thursday. Wynn should be back today, though that isn't a certainty, and hopefully the offense can ease into some consistency with his return as we inch closer to the start of the season.
And so, the links...
Utah Utes football: No Jordan Wynn again, but Utes close to getting over hump | Deseret News
Offense wins the day with Utes | U of U Sports | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City Guides - Back to School: Welcome to the Big Time
Utah football: Junior receiver Christopher wasn’t off during offseason | The Salt Lake Tribune
Pac-12 Football: Ranking the Best Programs of the 2000s | Bleacher Report
Utah Utes football notebook: Jordan Wynn getting better, Utes not concerned | Deseret News
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i hope hays gets good enough to give jordan some pressure
I believe people seem to do better and produce when they are competing against someone else. Instead of just going out there and thinking no matter how I play I will get to play for the whole season. Instead of I have to play at top form or else I might lose my spot.
Than again that’s me and I’m kinda strange.
Are you sure he was safe? It looked like an out to the entire statium. Well bad call Blue.
by Alavel on Aug 19, 2011 12:56 PM MDT via mobile reply actions
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