2021 Bobcat Record Watch

[catatac]

#1 on the career yardage list is probably out of reach for Ifanse this year, but I think there's a decent chance that he could surpass Cody Kirk for #2.

Let's not forget he has another full year of playing after this year (knock on wood)!

[WalkOn79]

Isaiah is going to obliterate all of the rushing records if he stays healthy, including single season if we make any kind of playoff push. Maybe not single season rushing TD's though.

[coloradocat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

[Bobcat4Ever]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

[catatac]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

[coloradocat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

[ilovethecats]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

Me too. One carry will be enough for Bobby to prepare all week for him.

[catatac]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

[CatsFan10]

Bobby pulled that same crap in his post game presser against Sac, super weird how after every loss it’s never the in game adjustments or the personnel match ups. It’s always that he was not prepared for them or didn’t expect a certain look… how many weeks does Bobby need to beat a decent team?

[BobcatDel]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

[coloradocat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I think a Troy/Tommy backfield would be great. How do you defend that?

[CatsFan10]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I think a Troy/Tommy backfield would be great. How do you defend that?

I wish we ran Tommy more… it’s the “if it ain’t broke why fix it” saying for me… he’s getting great yardage. They know he’s going to run it… but they still aren’t stoping him.

[seataccat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I think a Troy/Tommy backfield would be great. How do you defend that?

I think we need to put Troy in the offensive backfield at least a couple plays next week. It will go a long ways in Haucks head.

[coloradocat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I think a Troy/Tommy backfield would be great. How do you defend that?

I think we need to put Troy in the offensive backfield at least a couple plays next week. It will go a long ways in Haucks head.

Yeah, even as a decoy he's got a ton of value.

[HelenaCat]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I think a Troy/Tommy backfield would be great. How do you defend that?

I think we need to put Troy in the offensive backfield at least a couple plays next week. It will go a long ways in Haucks head.

Yeah, even as a decoy he's got a ton of value.

If worried about an injury to Troy, put him in to run a wheel route and pass it to him. Even that would get Hack and other coaches worried and spending time in practice to be ready for him on offense.

[Montanabob]

Diamond offense. Ifanse, mellot, Andersen and Fitzgerald with McCutcheon out in space on a cornerback about 180 pounds.

[CatsFan10]

Diamond offense. Ifanse, mellot, Andersen and Fitzgerald with McCutcheon out in space on a cornerback about 180 pounds.

That would be an awesome diamond offense

[mslacatfan]

I would love to see them get more creative with something like this. You can still be a run heavy offense, just don’t do the same “I formation run up the middle” every 4 out of 5 plays... ha.

[Dmsubrew]

The fact that Troy accomplished most of his offensive production on these lists in a single year is still amazing.

Sort of two+ years, I think. Running back in ‘17, QB in ‘18, and Wild(Bob)cat in ‘19. And I wished him two carries at the end of the Wyoming game. Just two, please? Okay, just one?

His first play on offense this year will be in Missoula I believe.

I'd prefer a play or two against Idaho just to mess with Bobbi.

100% agree! On a serious note, Do we think we will actually see it at all in the next three games? I would 100% do it even if he doesn't touch the ball - because other opposing coaches literally will have to waste at least a little practice time preparing for that. Then of course there's the option to actually have him run the ball two or three times? I mean yes - there is a slight risk of injury there but TA was in the game playing his ass off on the very last series against ISU with the game was over... so obviously that was a risk as well.

Interesting playing mind games with opposing coaches like that..love it. Paint the scenario..tight ball game, 2nd down and 5 yards to go…late in the game with Bobcats driving on 15 yard line. All of a sudden TA trots into the backfield behind Mellot and Ifanse…..as a minimum you would think the opposing coaches would be like “holy s$/-“ running down the sideline yelling “timeout” “timeout”.

I love it. Do it a few times in the 3rd quarter and make them burn those time outs early

[TomCat88]

Ifanse up two spots to fourth in career rushing. Needs just 17 yards for third. 2,962.

Passed Delmar Jones and Don Hass today.