OU and UT are going to spank TCU with a scheme and lackluster play like this.
Just OU and Texas?
OU and UT are going to spank TCU with a scheme and lackluster play like this.
3Ok - we have 2 weeks to get ready for conference.
I have to differ on the idea that you do t get jousting without replacing Gary.Hold off on your judgement until after Purdue. Ton of mistakes across the board. You’re not getting Fuente unless you’re replacing Gary. Stay the course!
Some of the o line probes in run game go back to high school play. Too many schools, especially in Texas, have O line who very rarely put a hand in the dirt. Exploding into a block is not a main stay. So it becomes a matter of if they develop in college.I don’t get paid a fortune to be an offensive coordinator, but I’m thinking our plan from all of last year — run up the middle and don’t really make holes for the runner to go through — continues to work very poorly.
Agreed, GP has had Cumbie role out a vanilla game plan since 2017 in preparation for Purdue. Incredible patience by our young OC.Something tells me GP wasn’t going to let Cumbie show much before Purdue.
Something tells me GP wasn’t going to let Cumbie show much before Purdue.
Hold off on your judgement until after Purdue. Ton of mistakes across the board. You’re not getting Fuente unless you’re replacing Gary. Stay the course!
What is a tight end in our offense do they know they can catch passes?
I don’t get paid a fortune to be an offensive coordinator, but I’m thinking our plan from all of last year — run up the middle and don’t really make holes for the runner to go through — continues to work very poorly.
One almost scored a TD yesterday so not sure what game you watched
Agree with this. I think SC and GP were more into evaluating the QBs than giving away our red zone strategy for the rest of the season.Hey Wes, I actually thought the play calling between the 20's was adequate for this type of game (opener, against a Div II program, not wanting to show too much, etc). Like the at&t commercial, it was just okay. But we did move the ball between the 20's I thought.
But some of the drops by the receivers were killers. And the red zone play calling left me shaking my head, again. I agree with most on here we really need to run the darn ball more in the red zone.
Hope you were able to enjoy the game with a fine whiskey and some purple Hoka's!!
Agree with this. I think SC and GP were more into evaluating the QBs than giving away our red zone strategy for the rest of the season.
What I want to know is our average yards per bubble screen. Is it even a positive number? EVERYBODY runs that play and they all make at least 5 yards/play. Seems like we always block the defender into the receiver and then throw him a hard to catch pass that puts him in an impossible position to run with the ball. It is usually closer to an interception than a completion. Just an example, Collins threw only two interceptions last year, both on bubble screens. Quick pass to the flat with no receiver around goes straight to an astonished defender. WTH! I like Mike, not bagging on him, but this play needs some work. If we never run that play again it's fine with me. Rant over.