Texans_Chick
Utopian Dreamer
Slow news day, and in case you didn't see:
Mario Williams compendium, part II
I got an editor from the wolfpacker.com MB, Matt Carter, to give us a detailed discussion of Mario's career:
So there you go.
Mario Williams compendium, part II
I got an editor from the wolfpacker.com MB, Matt Carter, to give us a detailed discussion of Mario's career:
Sometimes stats also don't indicate the level of Williams' dominance. In the season opener against Virginia Tech, Williams ran down speedy running back Mike Imoh from behind after chasing him from the opposite side of the field, and on another play he literally ran over tight end Jeff King, a 5th-round draft pick of the Carolina Panthers, on his way to the ball carrier. That play would be featured on NC State highlight films throughout the season.
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Since his sophomore season Williams has faced constant double teams, mainly because when given a one-on-one chance Williams was going to get to the quarterback. He has twice been named first-team All-ACC, the same league that set a new draft record for first round picks by a conference this year.
Williams in three years holds NC State records for sacks and tackles for losses. He has started from day one at NC State, and while the overall record of the Pack during that time may not impress many people, the last two seasons NC State's defense has ranked among the top five in the country. In fact during Williams' second season in Raleigh, NC State had the top-ranked defense in college football.
The Pack's struggles on the field can be more traced to the other side of the ball. Inconsistent play from the quarterback, turnovers and detrimental injuries along the offensive line played a huge role in State's struggles.
So there you go.