UMFarArcher
All-ACC
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No one , and I mean NO ONE acquires a herd of thoroughbreds - to pull wagons.
Thoroughbreds are born to run. Been running all their lives.
So why do we hobble our thoroughbreds? These young men have played football probably most of their lives - and LIVE to go wide open. Not quit. They want to win!
TVD was suddenly thrust into our QB and our OC was calling things fast and wild. No time to think - no time for the defense to set up well, and the play mix was designed to keep them confused. TVD wasn't thinking - he only had time to just execute.
Mario said upon taking the job - we're going to run. (like Alabama USED to) But we ain't the SEC - and even Alabama has abandoned that run, run, run BS. One reason: It's out of date.
TVD is clearly injured. We'd pull any other injured player - no use destroying this guy just to meet some nebulous down the road assumption. Help him - quit throwing him in like we have.
There is not one, single advantage of keeping DVD in the game when Jacurri cannot possibly do worse. Jacurri is supposed to be one of the best athletes we have. He can run. Put him back there with Fletcher - and the Defense has another load of problems.
Fletcher can run - and can drive. Jacurri can run like the wind - and he ain't small. Not only that - but like King would do - he'd fake the handoff - hold - startstep - and when the safeties pulled in - throw to an open man right over their heads.
Jacurri may not have the accuracy TVD had two years ago, but he can run as well as throw.
Flip on and off with Emory - anyone else notice once he settled in - he hit some really good targets? And the linemen were playing lights out to keep his backside clean.
They're going to need snaps before next season - and I don't mean in practice. Nothing like fire to purify metal.
Mario needs to turn the thoroughbreds LOOSE. His OC - turn him loose! He'll run - but this god-awful playcall limitation he's strapped this team with - to show off his tired, worn out Old Alabama run scheme - is DEAD. You're killing us!
Inferior teams become superior teams when you hobble your entire team of horses. When you hobble your OC. Tell the OC to turn the dogs loose! Score points! Get creative!
Unhobble the horses - OC, And Players. Let them run!
Your "Miami Standard" is stuck in the mud, and is digging itself in even deeper. That's no Miami Standard I want - and neither do the players. Or recruits.
We were warned about this very thing happening when you were first hired. Get your head out of your *** and let's play some football.
Thoroughbreds are born to run. Been running all their lives.
So why do we hobble our thoroughbreds? These young men have played football probably most of their lives - and LIVE to go wide open. Not quit. They want to win!
TVD was suddenly thrust into our QB and our OC was calling things fast and wild. No time to think - no time for the defense to set up well, and the play mix was designed to keep them confused. TVD wasn't thinking - he only had time to just execute.
Mario said upon taking the job - we're going to run. (like Alabama USED to) But we ain't the SEC - and even Alabama has abandoned that run, run, run BS. One reason: It's out of date.
TVD is clearly injured. We'd pull any other injured player - no use destroying this guy just to meet some nebulous down the road assumption. Help him - quit throwing him in like we have.
There is not one, single advantage of keeping DVD in the game when Jacurri cannot possibly do worse. Jacurri is supposed to be one of the best athletes we have. He can run. Put him back there with Fletcher - and the Defense has another load of problems.
Fletcher can run - and can drive. Jacurri can run like the wind - and he ain't small. Not only that - but like King would do - he'd fake the handoff - hold - startstep - and when the safeties pulled in - throw to an open man right over their heads.
Jacurri may not have the accuracy TVD had two years ago, but he can run as well as throw.
Flip on and off with Emory - anyone else notice once he settled in - he hit some really good targets? And the linemen were playing lights out to keep his backside clean.
They're going to need snaps before next season - and I don't mean in practice. Nothing like fire to purify metal.
Mario needs to turn the thoroughbreds LOOSE. His OC - turn him loose! He'll run - but this god-awful playcall limitation he's strapped this team with - to show off his tired, worn out Old Alabama run scheme - is DEAD. You're killing us!
Inferior teams become superior teams when you hobble your entire team of horses. When you hobble your OC. Tell the OC to turn the dogs loose! Score points! Get creative!
Unhobble the horses - OC, And Players. Let them run!
Your "Miami Standard" is stuck in the mud, and is digging itself in even deeper. That's no Miami Standard I want - and neither do the players. Or recruits.
We were warned about this very thing happening when you were first hired. Get your head out of your *** and let's play some football.