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Richt on QAM this morning...

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KrazyCane said:
Mark Richts spread offense got potential... wanna see how it looks in a bowl game after a few extra practices, and if it’s better than how it looked against Pitt than we can roll into next season with him as the OC.

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They see me trolling....
 
We really have to look no further than Bama to see how coaches adapt to change. Saban has adapted to new offensive mindsets and has changed his defensive recruiting as well. Look at what Purdue ,Maryland and TCU did to OSU
and what OSU did to Harbaugh who runs a version of Richts antiquated Offense.
Look at Kelly at ND changed staff and made scheme changes..... 12-0 rolling into playoffs
change is everywhere and Richt is being a stubborn and is starting to look more and more like his mentor
with nepotism hires and failure to adjust to the new era of offensive football
 
Don’t know why y’all get worked up over public statements/coach talk. It’s like some people actually believe he’s gonna hint at a new OC/QB, OL coach. Get a grip. Nothing will happen (if any) until after the bowl game, otherwise it’s just the run of the mill quotes and answers.
 
filmcane said:
And, according to the Herald article, they are.
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Mark Richt should see first hand what a good coordinator can do, because he has one on his own team. So why is it the players on D can execute on a high level, week after week, but his O can't do it one game? It's the scheme. Just like when Coach D' Onofrio tried to say it was the players, not his system. Well, maybe in a perfect world, if everything goes exactly right, the plays might work. In the real world of football, get this, players make mistakes. The best schemes are those that allow a player or two to make mistakes without destroying the chance of the play working. Richt's O relies on everything being perfect, and that will never happen. Also, if a play DOES work, it's often not explosive enough to make a difference, or is followed by 3 plays that don't. I'd take a success rate of 25%, if we're talking big plays. Right now Richt's O is far less successful, and anything but explosive. It's a recipe for disaster.
 
I’m paraphrasing here but the two points he made that really ****ed me off:

- as long as the offense is scoring points and getting first downs the style and formation of the offense doesn’t matter

- Jeff Thomas - basically said it wasn’t “working” for both sides and Jeff wasnt going to play here anymore
 
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Cane6 said:
I’m paraphrasing here but the two points he made that really ****ed me off:

- as long as the offense is scoring points and getting first downs the style and formation of the offense doesn’t matter

- Jeff Thomas - basically said it wasn’t “working” for both sides and Jeff wasnt going to play here anymore
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Hmmm Why would the first part **** you off??
 
supersaiyanshel said:
He actually said he liked spreading it out (and he wasn't talking but Mrs. Richt, either).
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KrazyCane said:
Hmmm Why would the first part **** you off??
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Because the O IS NOT WORKING!!!! Jeez, none of us would care if we ran the **** flying wedge, IF IT WORKED. The problem with Richt's O is that it does not move the chains. It does not score points. It does not even do enough to help the D with field position.
 
sdaly12 said:
We really have to look no further than Bama to see how coaches adapt to change. Saban has adapted to new offensive mindsets and has changed his defensive recruiting as well. Look at what Purdue ,Maryland and TCU did to OSU
and what OSU did to Harbaugh who runs a version of Richts antiquated Offense.
Look at Kelly at ND changed staff and made scheme changes..... 12-0 rolling into playoffs
change is everywhere and Richt is being a stubborn and is starting to look more and more like his mentor
with nepotism hires and failure to adjust to the new era of offensive football
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i heard the interview. he said he he thinks the spread is working but ran spread sets with TE in the wide out position.

bottom line is he didnt hint at any changes. he also named perry the starter for the bowl game.
 
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sdaly12 said:
We really have to look no further than Bama to see how coaches adapt to change. Saban has adapted to new offensive mindsets and has changed his defensive recruiting as well. Look at what Purdue ,Maryland and TCU did to OSU
and what OSU did to Harbaugh who runs a version of Richts antiquated Offense.
Look at Kelly at ND changed staff and made scheme changes..... 12-0 rolling into playoffs
change is everywhere and Richt is being a stubborn and is starting to look more and more like his mentor
with nepotism hires and failure to adjust to the new era of offensive football
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Let's see, UGA will be playing for the SEC Championship again this year. How bout MR? That's why they got rid of his sorry ***. All of you that think otherwise are ignorant ********.
 
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