Search results

Can you remember the last time a commentator was that blunt in his assessment of play-calling/system? That made watching this latest quagmire worthwhile...

Dan Orlovsky wanted me to self-bump this..

Ima just bump this one, too....

Or the Patrick Nix of offense... I really do think he is THAT bad and yeah, I think it goes beyond just not having a solid Oline... What I find ironic and funny are the very same people who were complaining about threads talking about this - are now, well, talking about this. LULZ

yeah, gratuitous bump - but again, is this just about 'execution'? I'll say it again, there are MUCH larger systemic issues with this offense and maybe within the program...

Chosen, going back to 2016, the under the center stuff didn't seem all that successful(till Linder was replaced at center by Alex Gall - who actually had a nice senior year). IIRC, our best offensive moment seemed to come in shotgun spread like vs Pitt and the last 2.5 quarters of the bowl game...

No, we don't have to. Just like you dont have to click on this thread

Yeah, even if it's bubbles, reverses(like the one at Toledo) or shuttle screens(which I dont think we've run once this season)- the East St Louis Flyer needs to be involved every series in my view. If you've got a gun like that, load it up with bullets and shoot it often

Fawk, go back to FSU's heyday with Richt running the offense, I loved 'the Fast Break' concept(which was a spread) and it was successful with athletic QB's like Charlie Ward or guys stationary like Weinke. I was really hoping we'd get more of that when he got to UM I really like how in that...

Oh, 12 isn't even on my mind now, I'm looking forward and I get that FSU was a rivalry game and still has a VERY good front four. But in regards to Jeff Thomas, remember the 'Randy Ratio' for Randy Moss that Mike Tice tried to implement where they made sure he got touches. OK, that didn't work...

Yeah, Gogeta, I didnt mention that many teams mitigate or off-set really good d-lines by gassing them out and making defenses go very basic in what they can do. Also with our South Florida weather, well, why not see how you could wear these units out. We dont have to go full Oregon under Chip...

yeah, there is a real context to this that some leave out..

Ok, personally, Ive said this for awhile and many might disagree but I'd go with more spread concepts(3, 4, even 5 wide) , to me, this Oline isn't nearly good enough(as you stated) to do what Richt currently asks of them. Now, some will say going spread might be worse, to me, it's a lesser of...

I do think having Donaldson inside where he belongs is a positive step, as is getting Scaife on the field much more. It gets us closer to having our best 5 upfront on the field more often. I think we shuffle the Oline waaay too much during games

really? I mean, I suggest you read this thread more carefully then, if you think people haven't brought up specific things or suggestions.

Thats completely fair but the question is till that occurs(knock on wood) should we find more wrinkles/creativity to work around that? There's really nothing wrong with basic fundamental concepts if you have the outright talent to do that but if you dont(as UM doesnt right now upfront) that's...

Terd, great post, from your observations do we have or have we run any 'rub' concepts? I can't recall any, this is another way of freeing up guys in the red-zone when the field constricts. And yeah, our Oline isn't the 2001 unit but this whole notion that is needed to have at least a more...

certain people should stay out of certain threads, they are waaaay too sensitive to any criticism of Richt or the offensive system

well how many teams have played a team as poor as Savannah St or scored 3 TD's defensively in a game?

Does that take into account the Savannah St scrimmage and the defensive TD's vs UNC?