Couldn't believe we did that and our best performing power back, Miller, on the bench. Miller probably won't break a long one on you but he does move those chains.
Ian Boyd analysis of our “offense”
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Couldn't believe we did that and our best performing power back, Miller, on the bench. Miller probably won't break a long one on you but he does move those chains.
Eight
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quick back of the napkin math says yes to your question based upon history since joining the big 12
here are the points per game for each season with ppg in conference games in parenthesis
2012 - 28.3 (25.4)
2013 - 25.1 (20.9)
2014 - 46.5 (52.2)
2015 - 42.1 (39.0)
2016 - 31.0 (27.8)
2017 - 33.1 (26.2)
2018 - 23.5 (19.0)
2019 - 30.3 (28.1)
2020 - 24.0 (24.0)
impossible to do? no, but improbable right now.
the big question is were 2014 & 2015 just outliers or what could be possible if gary allowed them to run the hunh?
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Froggish
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Outliers.... No doubt in my mind
jake102
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Pitiful. Wonder what those look like when removing body bag game, SMU and Kansas.
Here's yard/play rank out of ~125 teams
2012 -#71
2013 - #105
2014 - #11
2015 - #14
2016 - #41
2017 - #39
2018 - #101
2019 - #92
2020 - #88
Average of #62. I think 2016 is interesting. That could have been a pretty solid year but we had our worst defense in a while and a bad TO margin
westoverhillbilly
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Many of our problems are a result of having a mediocre (or less than) passing quarterback. I so want Max to succeed and perhaps next year (his third) will be the charm (like Boykin and to a different degree Dalton), but as of now he just misses to many throws. Obviously our offensive line isn't good either.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Gary may tell some of his offensive staff to clear their desks at year end, or reassign them to the film room so as to keep recruits here.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Gary may tell some of his offensive staff to clear their desks at year end, or reassign them to the film room so as to keep recruits here.
CountryFrog
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Sad thing is that we are almost certainly going to finish with a better conference record than last year by at least one game. So Gary will be able to say that we're improving and moving in the right direction with the way things are so no reason to change it up. Even though we all know the only real difference between last year and this year is that Baylor being significantly worse made it easier to get one more win.
Eight
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2013 was a truly miserable season for a number of reasons somehow surpasses 2018 for offensive ineptitude
Big Frog II
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Would this offense be much better minus Kill and with a new OL coach or do we need to start over with a clean slate on offense?
Eight
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CountryFrog
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While I tend to agree with Eight's response if we don't at the absolute bare arse minimum put real resources into bringing in a competent OL coach then whatever benefit of the doubt I'm currently giving GP will be totally gone.
Paint It Purple
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Kinda made me sad all over again.
The TCU Football Jerk
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That's impossible. We hired a guru.
bmoney214
OUCH!!!
But why bring in just an OL coach when you have a lame duck OC and assistant OC? Bring in a new OC and let him pick his own position coaches.
CountryFrog
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Key words in my sentence were "bare arse minimum."
bmoney214
OUCH!!!
My bad. Just not looking forward to another year of this [ deposit from a bull that looks like Art Briles ] offense.
