daily 09/11/2016
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Shooting From the Hip: Texas 41, UTEP 7 – Barking Carnival
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We added a critical component of the O that was largely missing against Notre Dame, namely the willingness to punish dishonest numbers and alignments outside with the screen game.
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The PA switch so lovingly detailed in Thinking Texas Football is the ideal route to get a slot loose against tight man coverage – particularly when you have one of CFB’s five best fade-route toasters under center.
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I’d lavish more praise on him for his savvy position switch, but his NFL contract will be plenty of additional reward.
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Charlie might be able to evaluate a lil’ bit.
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The predicted run game annoyance took place, but all in all this unit balled out and dominated an overmatched foe.
SPECIAL TEAMS
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Brandon Jones showed what it looks like when one of the team’s top five athletes DOESN’T check his brain at the door, as he was all but unblock able on kick coverage while drawing a flag and (I think) got himself a block as well.
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Clean up the silly penalties, and Jeff Traylor may have a plus unit on his hands.
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Texas- 41, UTEP- 7 Postgame Celebration Thread – Barking Carnival
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That’s what good teams do. And we’re a good team.
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Mastering The Developer Tools Console – Treehouse Blog
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The first parameter can contain format specifiers that allow you to define the format and positioning, of the subsequent objects.
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Using the
%c
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console.assert(expression, object)
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The
console.assert()
method takes two parameters, a boolean expression, and an object. If the result of the expression isfalse
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The
console.count()
method will output the number of times that thecount()
method has been called. You will only get an accurate count if this method is called at the same line, with the same label each time.
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The Product Managers’ Guide to Continuous Delivery and DevOps | Snap CI’s The Pipeline Blog
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