The first play of the game

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Is freaking Mork Richt. And man it’s frustrating and infuriating. SLOW. SLOW. SLOW. It’s telgraphed from outer space. This crap is all coaching. Get the ball out quick to your playmakers.

People want to say the 2 minute drill against Duke is cause of the freshman quarterback. As I watched the Clemson game, I watched a true freshman run a 2 minute drill like a 15 year vet. He got the guys to the line and lost 2 seconds on a first down.

We just went 7-5 with a unit that finished top 5 on their respective side of the ball. That’s unheard of. The talent on this team against the schedule we had, half the dads in the stands could’ve coached this team to a maximum 2 losses. We went scoreless 2 weeks in a row in the second half against bottom half division 1 schools.

If Richt isn’t forced to be a CEO we’re fvcked. There is no other option. The only shot we have to be competitive is if the whole offensive staff is replaced. If not, expect 8-4. That’s reality.
 
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It looked like we intended to swing pass them to death all game long. Richt will abuse that play when it is there, although this season he seldom went to it in succession like Appalachian State 2016 or Georgia Tech 2017.

Once Pittsburgh swatted the first one and continued to get penetration off the edge on subsequent ones, we went away from those swing passes and it turned into an absurd monopoly of one 5-15 yard sideline pass after another. This was the V offense taken to recent extreme. Was it a penalty to throw across the middle?

Well, the one time we tried centerfield Cager wasn't paying attention, seemingly determined to reach the goal post before turning to look.

Perry only completed 6 passes and did have some drops. But several of those completions were nice grabs by the receivers on passes squeezed into tight windows when the receiver wasn't exactly open. Most of those were very early in the game. It was unbelievable how few basic completions we had, with the receiver open and simply catching the ball.
 
what is so frustrating is watching other teams with far less talent than Miami complete passes to open receivers and get their skill players the ball in space to make big plays and make their passing game look like its as easy as falling out of bed.
 
what is so frustrating is watching other teams with far less talent than Miami complete passes to open receivers and get their skill players the ball in space to make big plays and make their passing game look like its as easy as falling out of bed.

Like Syracuse. Dungey should be getting Hesiman talk.
 
I’ll say this, whether it’s our receivers or it’s our route combinations or both, it has seemed for 3 years now that are receivers are never open. Everything seems like a contested ball.
 
It looked like we intended to swing pass them to death all game long. Richt will abuse that play when it is there, although this season he seldom went to it in succession like Appalachian State 2016 or Georgia Tech 2017.

Once Pittsburgh swatted the first one and continued to get penetration off the edge on subsequent ones, we went away from those swing passes and it turned into an absurd monopoly of one 5-15 yard sideline pass after another. This was the V offense taken to recent extreme. Was it a penalty to throw across the middle?

Well, the one time we tried centerfield Cager wasn't paying attention, seemingly determined to reach the goal post before turning to look.

Perry only completed 6 passes and did have some drops. But several of those completions were nice grabs by the receivers on passes squeezed into tight windows when the receiver wasn't exactly open. Most of those were very early in the game. It was unbelievable how few basic completions we had, with the receiver open and simply catching the ball.

“Well, the one time we tried centerfield Cager wasn't paying attention, seemingly determined to reach the goal post before turning to look.”

:LOL::LOL::LOL:
 
Wake up. There is very little talent on da Oline and in the QB room except for maybe Jarren who wasn't ready to beat out Rosier or Perry. WRs left at end of da season also not great, hands of stone.

This man knows his football, they dont understand, we got to many young lazy crybabies on offense who think they can just show up to regular practice and once that's finished they done for the day too. If perry starts setting the tone like he has these last 2weeks, we'll start seeing a different offense, the defense didnt just become elite by not doing extra work after practice, which is why the defensive players dont respect tbe offensive players, they see them as crybabies, that knew what type of offense they were going to be playing in before they got here and than when you turn on the tape and our defensive players see these guys not making plays when they already know the offense works, cause they went up against it, witnessed players like Ahmon, walton, njoku, herdon, coley, kaaya and berrios making plays all day long, so they basically dont want to hear the crying from them and see them as weak!
 
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One of the points made by another poster on this board was about the spread and how CMR wouldn't be successful running it after a few games. This is because once teams get it on film and start to defend it, he won't make the necessary adjustments. Well guess what? The very next game Pitt uses a DE rushing upfield to get in between the QB and WR and congest the throwing lane. It was obvious that they were doing that from the start but there were no adjustments made to counter that. The spread fits us better, but it cannot be Richt running it because of his lack of adjustments to counter the opposition.
 
I’ll say this, whether it’s our receivers or it’s our route combinations or both, it has seemed for 3 years now that are receivers are never open. Everything seems like a contested ball.
We have route combinations? I thought they only knew verticals.
 
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