Offensive line

[SuperTFrog]

Reminded me Boykin’s first year. Multiple bad snaps. QB running for his life. Getting beat by a 3 man rush...repeatedly. Penalty ridden.

the best play caller in the world can’t overcome an Oline that gets whipped at the line of scrimmage.

 

[Eight]

Reminded me Boykin’s first year. Multiple bad snaps. QB running for his life. Getting beat by a 3 man rush...repeatedly. Penalty ridden.

the best play caller in the world can’t overcome an Oline that gets whipped at the line of scrimmage.

big difference is the line in 2012 had a true freshman center who was a d-tackle in high school and two other true freshmen starting in that line

aside from coker this line is a group of guys who have been in this system three plus years. austin is a fifth year senio

 

[mc1502]

Yes, they were quite offensive

 

[Toadster]

Awful.

 

[JugbandFrog]

You can protect with scheme. Line up with a TE, chip the end, use Ware in the H-Back role to chip as he becomes the release valve, which our RBs did on dang near every pass play, run the ball to wear them out and/or create less obvious passing down situations.

although, they suffer from poor coaching. Everything about their play was an indication of a poorly coached line. Not moving feet, poor set up, poor use of hands to stunt momentum, etc.

 

[tcuball3]

Tcu has recruited good at O line, but on the field they are constantly confused and unaware of what to do, it’s a coaching issue

 

[tcumaniac]

But our oline coach has been with Gary for more than 2 decades. Surely he knows what he’s doing right??

 

[tcuball3]

Example Andrew Coker, everyone recruited him, should be a total stud, today he had no clue who he was supposed to block. That said like many of our tackles the last few years he will be a high nfl draft pick and play great at the next level

 

[Wexahu]

Example Andrew Coker, everyone recruited him, should be a total stud, today he had no clue who he was supposed to block. That said like many of our tackles the last few years he will be a high nfl draft pick and play great at the next level

I think some of it is the system itself.

 

[More Frogs the Better]

But our oline coach has been with Gary for more than 2 decades. Surely he knows what he’s doing right??

No. He doesn't know how to coach OL or coach at all. What we saw today was as predicable as the sun coming up.

 

[Horny4TCU]

 

[Horny4TCU]

Example Andrew Coker, everyone recruited him, should be a total stud, today he had no clue who he was supposed to block. That said like many of our tackles the last few years he will be a high nfl draft pick and play great at the next level

Sounds like a college coach is the problem. Great in the NFL, sucked in college... Only one person/thing to blame on that one.

 

[Mean Purple]

The 0-line needs to, as an old coach used say, get a grump on. They don't have an edge.

 

[Salfrog]

But he sure can recruit.

 

[Horny4TCU]

But he sure can recruit.

Can he?

I've heard this a lot, but if he can, does he really need to coach a position?

Can GP not keep on salary as a recruiter and leave him in an office, and completely off the field?

 

[Salfrog]

Can he?

I've heard this a lot, but if he can, does he really need to coach a position?

Can GP not keep on salary as a recruiter and leave him in an office, and completely off the field?

I have been saying this for years. If he is such a great recruiter, then move him to Recruiting Coordinator and get him off of the field.