When I read this article about Sete being nominated for the rimington trophy I was really impressed with his stats from last year. You rarely hear any talk about the guy but his stats were outstanding. He had 108 knockdowns and had an "efficiency rating of 167.08 -- the second best efficiency rating in the nation." He also gave up only one sack. Not bad for a first year Div. 1 player. But I do remember some snap problems earlier in the year but I think he will be a key player for us this upcoming year!
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poppa

When I read this article about Sete being nominated for the rimington trophy I was really impressed with his stats from last year. You rarely hear any talk about the guy but his stats were outstanding. He had 108 knockdowns and had an "efficiency rating of 167.08 -- the second best efficiency rating in the nation." He also gave up only one sack. Not bad for a first year Div. 1 player. But I do remember some snap problems earlier in the year but I think he will be a key player for us this upcoming year!

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Was that the same kid that couldn't get a snap to the QB to save his life in the spring game? I know it was just the spring game but who ever that was scares me to death. It only takes one lost fumble on a bad snap to completely change a game.

detmer4prez

poppa

When I read this article about Sete being nominated for the rimington trophy I was really impressed with his stats from last year. You rarely hear any talk about the guy but his stats were outstanding. He had 108 knockdowns and had an "efficiency rating of 167.08 -- the second best efficiency rating in the nation." He also gave up only one sack. Not bad for a first year Div. 1 player. But I do remember some snap problems earlier in the year but I think he will be a key player for us this upcoming year!

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Was that the same kid that couldn't get a snap to the QB to save his life in the spring game? I know it was just the spring game but who ever that was scares me to death. It only takes one lost fumble on a bad snap to completely change a game.

I don't know who it was at center as I was not at the spring game, but Sete had the exact same problems last spring.

poppa

When I read this article about Sete being nominated for the rimington trophy I was really impressed with his stats from last year. You rarely hear any talk about the guy but his stats were outstanding. He had 108 knockdowns and had an "efficiency rating of 167.08 -- the second best efficiency rating in the nation." He also gave up only one sack. Not bad for a first year Div. 1 player. But I do remember some snap problems earlier in the year but I think he will be a key player for us this upcoming year!

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The only snapping problems that Sete had during the season were claimed by Beck. Beck said that it is the QBs job to let the snapper know where the ball is getting to and that he had not mentioned it to Sete. Once he did there was no problem.

From the spring game I do not remember many bad snaps to Hall and that would have been who Sete was snapping to. All the second team snaps, I believe were being handled by Tom Sorenson a former all conference freshman. Tom of course had knee problems last year and sat out most of spring practice healing the knee. He will not need to play at the center spot this year and will be just fine next year when it comes time for him to play.

mmb72

detmer4prez

poppa

When I read this article about Sete being nominated for the rimington trophy I was really impressed with his stats from last year. You rarely hear any talk about the guy but his stats were outstanding. He had 108 knockdowns and had an "efficiency rating of 167.08 -- the second best efficiency rating in the nation." He also gave up only one sack. Not bad for a first year Div. 1 player. But I do remember some snap problems earlier in the year but I think he will be a key player for us this upcoming year!

http://www.byucougars.com/Filing.jsp?ID=9269

Was that the same kid that couldn't get a snap to the QB to save his life in the spring game? I know it was just the spring game but who ever that was scares me to death. It only takes one lost fumble on a bad snap to completely change a game.

I don't know who it was at center as I was not at the spring game, but Sete had the exact same problems last spring.

Garrett Reden was the one with the bad snaps at the spring game this year.

He got better after a while.

While we are singing Sete's praises, I wanted to add that we met him at the Cougar Kickoff before last season and he was really nice, signed my kid's posters and such... He is a great guy and I am glad to see him getting recognition.