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CDWright40 said:
The way Louisville featured the TEs tells you that they believed our defense was undisciplined and that they did not respect our safety play.

They were correct.
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It’s called game preparation of which we do none. The difference between our staff and every one of our opponents is like a high school coaching staff vs an NFL staff. The university opened up their wallets for this??
 
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swampcougar1 said:
And who Is in charge. This is Mario's bro style offense.
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Doesn't matter. Dawson never used them. You can blame Mario all you want but just about every game this year outside of A&M, i've just been baffled by many of Dawson's calls. Every saturday and sunday i watch fun offenses.....maybe it's motion, maybe it's great route concepts, maybe it's a diverse run game. Whatever. Dawson's offense is so predictable i can't take it. It's better than Gattis' but similar in that i can call it pre-snap. The WRs run limited route trees and their technique sucks ***. We ignore TEs and rarely use RBs on wheels (Fletcher's play today was the first i've seen in a while but it's always open). There's like no hot routes behind blitzes. I don't see high/low concepts to give a deep/intermediate or an intermediate/short option. It's a one read O and panic offense, which is when TVD gets killed. This team relies on big chunk plays and struggles to move consistently without them. We just had 4 plays inside the 5 and got 1 yard. He's calling low percentage passes on 4th instead of doing more space throwing. I didn't mind the Brashard motion play bc it got a guy in space but it was poorly executed and if he had wrinkles, he could have run that again with a TE or RB out the back (or had Brashard revert motion and go back out the boundary).

Maybe he's put up stats and moved the ball before but i have yet to really see him scheme games to start with scripted plays (or make adjustments at half that lets this offense march for a quick score) or make critical plays on 3rd down or late in games. I don't care if it's just him, him and Mario or just Mario.....it happens every game. This team put up decent points today but left a lot more on that field. This should have been a W.

On the flipside, Brohm was schemed scrubs who haven't touched the ball all year. THAT IS COACHING!
 
PSU Cane said:
Doesn't matter. Dawson never used them. You can blame Mario all you want but just about every game this year outside of A&M, i've just been baffled by many of Dawson's calls. Every saturday and sunday i watch fun offenses.....maybe it's motion, maybe it's great route concepts, maybe it's a diverse run game. Whatever. Dawson's offense is so predictable i can't take it. It's better than Gattis' but similar in that i can call it pre-snap. The WRs run limited route trees and their technique sucks ***. We ignore TEs and rarely use RBs on wheels (Fletcher's play today was the first i've seen in a while but it's always open). There's like no hot routes behind blitzes. I don't see high/low concepts to give a deep/intermediate or an intermediate/short option. It's a one read O and panic offense, which is when TVD gets killed. This team relies on big chunk plays and struggles to move consistently without them. We just had 4 plays inside the 5 and got 1 yard. He's calling low percentage passes on 4th instead of doing more space throwing. I didn't mind the Brashard motion play bc it got a guy in space but it was poorly executed and if he had wrinkles, he could have run that again with a TE or RB out the back (or had Brashard revert motion and go back out the boundary).

Maybe he's put up stats and moved the ball before but i have yet to really see him scheme games to start with scripted plays (or make adjustments at half that lets this offense march for a quick score) or make critical plays on 3rd down or late in games. I don't care if it's just him, him and Mario or just Mario.....it happens every game. This team put up decent points today but left a lot more on that field. This should have been a W.

On the flipside, Brohm was schemed scrubs who haven't touched the ball all year. THAT IS COACHING!
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Mario hired the yes man that would run Mario's preferred offense.
 
I think our staff was trying to figure out who those guys were all game long.

And what a play action play is as well.

Like unknown concepts to our staff.
 
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