The Boise State Broncos stampeded into Paulson Stadium, putting up over 650 yards of total offense in a 56-45 win over Georgia Southern in the season opener. Matt and Cody discuss what went wrong with the Eagles defense and why they looked so inept, especially rush defense. The guys also preview a Nevada team that will provide a big test on the road and critique the Georgia Southern fan base, specifically those still living in the 80s and 90s eras of Eagles football.
Show Notes:
- Broncos Run on Eagles at Will
- Defensive Front Seven Needs a Lot of Work
- Bad Start to ‘Top 25 Defense’ Claim by Helton
- Don’t Panic: The Hype Around Boise and Jeanty Is Real
- Secondary Played Decent Other Than One Drive
- JC French’s Grade In Debut at QB1
- Offense Was Forced to Be One Dimensional
- Lot of Options at Wide Receiver
- Aplin Did an Excellent Job with Offensive Play Calling
- Key Criticism of Offense? Ball Security
- Kicking Was Limited But Solid
- Nevada Preview: Much Tougher Test Than Originally Thought
- Wolfpack Isn’t Boise, But They’ll Test Our Rush Defense
- Eagles Have to Find a Way to Win on the Road
- Cody Calls Out the ‘Old Guard’ and Unrealistic Expectations
- Doing More with Less Doesn’t Exist in FBS Football
- Game Day Experience: SXC, Ribbon Board and HEAT