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Pitt DARED Miami to throw. Pitt went with 8-9 men in the box and put their corners on an island. The receivers were winning those battles, but Rosier couldn't hit those throws. Go back and watch the Pitt game from last year, and this year. It was the same concept, the only difference was that Kaaya managed to hit some throws, forcing Pitt to back off, which made it easier for Walton to run. Rosier hits some throws, Pitt backs off, then suddenly there's room to run. Homer isn't beating 9 man boxes, no tailback outside of Barry Sanders is, and even Barry couldn't do it for long.
 
Canedude08 said:
Pitt DARED Miami to throw. Pitt went with 8-9 men in the box and put their corners on an island. The receivers were winning those battles, but Rosier couldn't hit those throws. Go back and watch the Pitt game from last year, and this year. It was the same concept, the only difference was that Kaaya managed to hit some throws, forcing Pitt to back off, which made it easier for Walton to run. Rosier hits some throws, Pitt backs off, then suddenly there's room to run. Homer isn't beating 9 man boxes, no tailback outside of Barry Sanders is, and even Barry couldn't do it for long.
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I have a sneaking suspicion Clemson will do the same on Saturday. Dare Malik to beat them. They will absolutely trust their corners on islands and have lost their fair share of those battles. Question will be can Malik deliver the football in the right spot?
 
The homer no name porters came out in bundles here to neg OP. I see you Ted
 
Canedude08 said:
Pitt DARED Miami to throw. Pitt went with 8-9 men in the box and put their corners on an island. The receivers were winning those battles, but Rosier couldn't hit those throws. Go back and watch the Pitt game from last year, and this year. It was the same concept, the only difference was that Kaaya managed to hit some throws, forcing Pitt to back off, which made it easier for Walton to run. Rosier hits some throws, Pitt backs off, then suddenly there's room to run. Homer isn't beating 9 man boxes, no tailback outside of Barry Sanders is, and even Barry couldn't do it for long.
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Bullish!t. Other than their blitz schemes Pitt played a lot of 2 high safety man under. We couldn't run against 2 high - that's how you lose games.
 
It's not the playbook it's the quarterback

He misses 3 deep balls today that would have been TD's and nobody would be ing


Whatever players are ****ed and I hope they take it out on Clemson and their redneck racist fanbase


Clemson fans are by FAR the c*ckiest douchebags on Earth
 
Your not entirely wrong but we can't run sweeps on the left side at all and have all but given up on the right side. We are very limited because of the lack of OL mobility. We have finally ran some good screens this season but only saw one yesterday. The lack of motion and counters is astounding. We only saw it a few times this season and it worked great. all of them were first qtr ND. The counter was money. I do think there is a chance CMR is saving it for Clemson. If not we may get shut out. No way we beat them with 3 basic offensive sets. All in shotgun, one with one back,one with no back and one with H back and RB back. Its pathetic unless your playing D2 teams that can't matchup.
 
SOMEBODY EMAIL HIM THE KANSAS CITY PLAYBOOK THAT WE USE OFF OF MADDEN... IT'S BETTER THAN THAT TECMO BOWL **** HE'S RUNNING
 
loeTed92 said:
atlCanesFan said:
When your QB is unable to even make accurate throws on bubble screens, seems like it's unreasonable to question the play calling
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It’s reasonable when its bubble screen or vertical shot or bust.. repeatedly calling sweeps when it’s doesn’t work. Not involving rb in the pass games. No crossing patterns for easy completion.
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If you rewatch the game you can see that the RB's were staying in the pocket for pass protection, due to Pitt dialing several blitzes. This game was lost to extremely poor execution. Richt put Rosier to make big plays all game long, Rosier simply didn't execute.
 
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Big Sky Cane said:
How many QBs Richt gonna have to run through before you start looking at the guy designing the offense?

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that's like saying how many nurses you gonna put in charge of surgery before you blame the hospital?

kayaa and rosier both suck, in different ways

my only complaint with richt is I'd wish we go into tempo to help get rosier going

but based on rosiers comments yesterday, I don't think he even ***ing cares sometimes
 
loeTed92 said:
Rosier should have been more accurate but for god sake please run more rollouts!! Imo richt needs to get rosier in rhythm early. incorporate more pre snap shift to disguise the plays. get our rb's in the pass game. seems like defenses know what we're doing out there. we are not at the point where we can physically mull down teams. get the ball to our playmakers out in space. clemson will stack the box and we can't afford to call a simple sweep, bubble screen, or slant.
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Richt calls plays based on his talent and what he knows they can or cannot do. The problem isn't play calling, not enough studs yet, but that is changing.
 
When was the last time a Richt-coached team had an explosive and high-powered offense? I admit I haven't done the research, but my impression is that his O the last 4-5 years at UGA was pretty bad, and it hasn't been very good in his 2 years at UM. Just wondering if his offense is out of date.
 
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