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And again I REALLY DO UNDERSTAND that Foster provided the template for Williams. The thing is, and the point of the second comment as you mentioned, is a lot of Williams issues WERE NOT ABOUT DEALING WITH THAT TEMPLATE (as I have plainly said). He was missing wide open guys post-Louisville and...

This guy was worse than anyone we have and he beat us.

I understand Foster's game planning and Perry almost saving us that day. That said, there have been a lot of times at the end of the year where Jarren simply couldn't throw accurate balls to open guys. It wasn't even that Enos was calling bad plays all the time, we couldn't adjust, or even...

That's what I'm saying, though. It's not like all these defenses also just magically figured out every play we ran. Jarren's straightforward accuracy post-Louisville turned into a more retarded version of Uncle Rico. He was playing well at the beginning of the year, too. The entire...

Post-Louisville, I thought we would win out easily and win some crappy bowl game. Maybe the offense had seen the light. Nope: more fool's gold. The radical inconsistency insinuates a substance less leader.

A lot of good points and the main theme is we didn't adjust or progress at all on offense (ties in to what you said), but the overall team seemed different then. It's crazy what happened over the course of the year.

Honestly, that first game was obvious fool's gold: a first game that we all thought meant we could have been a likely top 15 team. Maybe we also almost won because neither team had much time to practice (plus Franks instead of Trask played), but we seemed like a better overall team with a ton...