NewFrogFan
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I never thought I would see an Ed Orgeron type season…. ever! I was wrong, really wrong. TCU is the laughing stock of college football right now.
Actually, I agree that tonight is far more devastating than tho other nightmares. This represents our coach’s inability to consistently have the team ready to play. Leadership requires more than platitudes and excuses. This program can be one that sustains a competitive spirit and one that always leaves it all on the field. I can accept a loss, I can’t accept losers. Get better now.Your memory is short. ISU and OSU in 21 was way worse.
This had nothing to do with ready to play. The play calls on defense were the same as they always are to start a game. Prevent defense for the first half...then adjust.Actually, I agree that tonight is far more devastating than tho other nightmares. This represents our coach’s inability to consistently have the team ready to play. Leadership requires more than platitudes and excuses. This program can be one that sustains a competitive spirit and one that always leaves it all on the field. I can accept a loss, I can’t accept losers. Get better now.
Wait did he make adjustments at half?It feels like Gillespie is determined to try and see if his base scheme will work for 2 quarters and it has to completely fail before he makes an adjustment at half. Problem is by then you have created Heisman candidates for the other team.
Yup. Maybe all the Woodford Reserve and Glenfiddich erased my memory of 2018-21, but I can’t remember a greater no-show than this. Zero plan, zero effort, zero heart. Utterly embarrassing.
He allowed K-State to be so far ahead that they no longer needed to be as aggressive offensively.Wait did he make adjustments at half?
It's coach-speak. How many times did we hear GP say it. And then BYU's coach said the same thing after our game last week.Its hard to go to the national championship game and then scheiss it up this bad.
Stop with "we practiced well". scheissing sick of hearing it Sonny.
Somebody didn't do their job...$10, Dykes says they just need to play harder.
I just can't explain it.Somebody didn't do their job...
100%Echos my sentiments exactly.
This is the 3rd time we've played a team with less talent than we have and utilizes a run first offense with a QB who is a run first QB and has a hard time throwing the ball downfield.
So what do we do defensively? We defend them as if we are facing Dan Marino with Jerry Rice, Michael Irvin, and Randy Moss at Wide Receiver and Tony Gonzalez at Tight End. With 3 down linemen, guys far off the ball and dropping in coverage and no one left to play contain if the ball is run outside the tackles. Another poster put it best - this defense doesn't attack, it waits. WVU and ISU had QBs that couldn't hit water if they fell out of a boat throwing the ball and yet still somehow let them carve us up on the ground and Kansas State is doing what ISU/WVU did to us on steroids.
Offensively its just a mess. Briles is so focused on running tempo that we screw up the fundamentals. Kansas State wasn't going to let Hoover sit back like he did against BYU and brought pressure non stop and not once did we take advantage of the aggressiveness by running a screen, draw, shovel pass or any play that is designed to beat a blitz. Bailey is the only one who seems to care.
This is looking like another Gene Chizik/Ed Oregeron situation, they took the previous coach's players and rode generational/NFL talent to a title. But at least those 2 won the title game.