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We also had a winning history and could get away with without looking like clowns. Not that what he did was that bad but spiking or slamming the ball is a penalty and then the showtime on the sideline when all you did was make a nice catch vs a cupcake team was too much.
I was at the game and we put up 580 yards with a basic vanilla scheme. It was like working on fundamentals. I think the offense is further along than I felt after the camp reports. The blocking especially. I'm so mad I don't get to see Citizen anytime soon.
We all knew that but throwing it deep a couple times isnt necessarily opening up the playbook. You can do both.
I distinctly remember these claims with Richt. Saving the playback for the big opponents lol
Richt never used more than his "basic six plays" except for ND and his reasoning was "well they work if they're executed properly ... we need to work on execution". And he actually wanted to make his son the OC ... so HE could call the same 6 plays. The man did so much good for the program ... pushed the IPF, brought some credibility to the program when he was hired, but man he was lazy as far as game planning.
Jaws biggest puss ever, couldn't believe fans cant cheer and be loud, thats what home field advantage is all aboutThat night against Jaworski that was brought up at the end of the show at the famed WEST END was truly truly astonishing. If you weren’t there no words accept astonishing can really explain it.
I definitely hear you, but this one felt a little different. Our OL was just pushing them around, and we know Mario likes being physical and establishing the run, so it made sense to just keep pushing them around with just enough passes to keep them honest. It also seemed to be more of a variety of running plays than a dive like we've dealt with the last few years.
Agreed but this time I think it’s actually true. We really are running vanilla stuff.
CMR also let Miami off the hook from that new contract by retiring. People don’t understand how much deep **** we would have been if it wasn’t for that man caring about the program and not taking that money. For that, I’ll always be thankful.
Yeah - I am thankful he did that and we were not in a situation like Iowa where their longtime respected HC has insisted on his son being the OC to absolutely terrible results. They played South Dakota State this weekend and only put up 7 pts... 4 of which were from 2 safeties. It has to be so incredibly frustrating as an Iowa fan to see a consistently great defense saddled with such a terrible offense.
He also, in hindsight, was suffering from the beginning of Parkinson's, so I think calling him lazy isn't entirely fair. We all thought something was just a little off with him his last year, and it turns out we were right. I have nothing but gratitude for what Richt accomplished here, especially the buzz of the 2017 season.
the man laid a blueprint to build a real program, he gave us our best year in a long time. he was clearly sick his last year. I would tell people he didn't look right. im not going to bash this man. I pray for him
