Froggish
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It’s pretty apparent that GP wants nothing to do with the offense other then throw shade at it...The problem is he sucked at being a DC today
You can’t logically be mad at Cumbie and NOT GP also
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It’s pretty apparent that GP wants nothing to do with the offense other then throw shade at it...The problem is he sucked at being a DC today
tcumaniac
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The world is ending. I just agreed with one of your posts.
He wants nothing to do with the offense except for forbidding it to be run the way it’s supposed to be run. Get rid of Cumbie and bring in a David Shaw disciple if he wants to sit on it so his defense can rest and not get smoked so bad.
He wants nothing to do with the offense except for forbidding it to be run the way it’s supposed to be run. Get rid of Cumbie and bring in a David Shaw disciple if he wants to sit on it so his defense can rest and not get smoked so bad.
Moose Stuff
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Imagine how happy he’d be if we had Wisconsin’s guy.
jake102
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Scoring 38 at home against SMU is pretty uninspiring. Should be in the high 40s or 50s, that’s a terrible defense
And if SMU hadn’t switched to a prevent defense late, who knows
froginmn
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At some point you can't blame the OC for the QB dropping the snap.
jake102
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Total un-clutch moment. Baffling
Dogfrog
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Lol
Not saying our D had a great game, but I gotta to be honest. Through almost the entire first half the offense hung the defense out to dry. We had 1 complete pass and three fumbles in negative territory on a 90 degree day. It felt that to me the defense had done it’s darn best to keep the game somewhat close. It should be no surprise they melted down in the second half.
Frog-in-law1995
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Yes the fumble inside the 5 put the D in a tough spot. But that fumble wouldn’t have been inside the 5 had the defense not just given up a 13-play, 72 yard drive.
JockO de Frog
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When you fumble the ball away at the three and at the 25 twice, you can't put that on the D
JockO de Frog
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But they stopped them at the one. Then gave it right back to them
Pharm Frog
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The only thing the short fields by turnover did to the D was keep them from giving up over 500 yards of offense. That’s about it
Frog-in-law1995
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Correct. But they let them get to the one in the first place.
FrankDMaynard
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This game was a perfect storm of equal blame that covered defense, offense, player miscues, and you have to give credit to SMU for coming to play.
You typically learn more from your losses, and if we are to get some schooling, this should touch all the bases. It will help us get better.
You typically learn more from your losses, and if we are to get some schooling, this should touch all the bases. It will help us get better.
Limey Frog
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Dykes out-coached GP, and the defense wasn't great. It did enough to claw us out of the hole it had helped to dig, but the offense kept digging us back in with stalled drives and turnovers. I'm mad at GP for his tragic flaw of excessive loyalty. He'll fix the defense, but there's abundant evidence at this point that Sonny won't fix the offense, or his own crappy play-calling.
4 Oaks Frog
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No, it is not. But, it is his fault that we continue to throw the low % fade time after time without a receive that can take the ball away. It is his fault that he can’t coach his quarterback to throw a pass less than four feet over the receiver’s head. It is his fault that fault the on fourth and one we have our bull dozer RB drop back TO THROW A scheissING PASS!!! It is his fault that with a chance to win at the end of the game he call between the tackles runs WITH NO TIME OUTS LEFT. It is fault that we ran a slow moving offense which left smew the opportunity to keep fresh defensive rotating. It is his fault that he didn’t put in a more seasoned QB when he saw the freshman struggling. And, yes GP’s defense sucked pond water for various reasons. They seemed unprepared and bewildered as how to stop smew on third down. They let receivers get past them all day long. They left the running uncovered for a pass all day long. They were on their heels all day long. Part of that is because smew’s O was uptempo, and fresh bodies couldn’t get in. They killed our depth.
It was a complete game. Completely scheissed up on both sides of the ball. But, Gary’s D will recover and step up. Cumby bumbling fumbling new nonsensical O will not. We are not going to fire Gary, but Gary should put Cumby’s [ Finebaum ] on the curb.
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Mean Purple
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I was thinking the same thing. They were not attacking as much on D. Maybe they couldn't, but that offense of ours cost us. 1 complete pass in a half. Wow.
