Or it is coaching because Schott did not have as good a week in practice as Gilbert who played and had a nice catch and run.
Playing time must be earned, not given. And Mario is creating a culture that young guys have to practice well in order to play game reps. The game is the reward for practice. What Schott did against BC in mop up time is meaningless as to whether he should play against USF, and UF. This is actual COACHING, and roster depth gives coaches the luxury to do this.
But to just assume that coaches made a mistake by not playing someone who deserved to play reads like someone who has a narrative and needs an excuse to present the narrative.
Now if you have some info that Schott had a great week of practice and the coach still didn’t play him, then tell us. Otherwise, your speculation is unwarranted.