LordBolton
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He doesn't get many snaps in practice and he was throwing to the 3rd team so don't write him off that quickly. You know what he did last season and during the O&W game.
If we need him he will do fine.
Really, when you get down to it, football is football. How exotic can you really get? The only difference I expected with Heupel, was a fast pace, which we’ve seen. It’s all about having players, executing plays, blocking and tackling and beating your man. We as fans, try to make it so much more complicated than what it really is. I just want a guy that can motivate the players he has to play to the best of their abilities or play above their ceiling, get some wins and then start recruiting the players we need to play at a high level.I didn't expect to see anything exotic against Tennessee Tech.
what innovation are you looking for? We run what everyone else does, players zig and zag, go north and south. Difference it seems, we have slow WRs and RB that aren’t very quick or can break tackles. We have a QB that can throw it 85 yards at anytime (not sure another school has that) but our WR are only fast enough for 65 yards. The pace is great because Oregon’s ran in low 20 range under Kelly.The plays I’m seeing are not innovative or creative, just a bunch of RPO hand offs, screens, and the occasional deep shot. The only thing that’s different is the tempo. Heupel’s philosophy is to run as many plays as possible to creative as many scoring opportunities as possible. But the plays themselves are nothing special. Thoughts?
The plays I’m seeing are not innovative or creative, just a bunch of RPO hand offs, screens, and the occasional deep shot. The only thing that’s different is the tempo. Heupel’s philosophy is to run as many plays as possible to creative as many scoring opportunities as possible. But the plays themselves are nothing special. Thoughts?
Our skill players aren’t slow by any means what are you talking about?what innovation are you looking for? We run what everyone else does, players zig and zag, go north and south. Difference it seems, we have slow WRs and RB that aren’t very quick or can break tackles. We have a QB that can throw it 85 yards at anytime (not sure another school has that) but our WR are only fast enough for 65 yards. The pace is great because Oregon’s ran in low 20 range under Kelly.
People who Say Butch 2.0 I ask, why is that bad? The problem with Jones wasn't his gameday coaching or strategy, it was the inability to develop and retain talent. Kids didn't want to play for him and it showed up at the worst possible times (vandy 2016 comes to mind). Time will tell if that's the case here or not but I have no problem with a high scoring offense.
Depends on Milton and Hooker. Jackson is coming in so he may transfer. I don't think he'll be at an SEC team or top program though. Maybe a team like MemphisDo yall think bailey will transfer? I'm sure he could start at a lot of GOOD programs. Great arm and much more elusive/mobile than we give him credit for
... And yet he's the only coach we have since Fulmer who beat Georgia and Florida in the same season. Again, I wasn't so upset with the type of offense we ran under Butch so if it's similar with Heupel hopefully we can win 9 games again soon. The real issue will be developing and retaining talent.Butch's game day strategy was horrible. He spent a whole season with an RPO offense when the opposing team knew the QB wasn't going to run.
David YanceyI am probably most baffled of all by takes that reference the spring game for any reason. How many times have we seen a huge spring game performance by a player who never does anything in fall? It's a yearly tradition. Spring games are not real games with real football situations. Especially for the QBs who have no contact jerseys.
Are you ever ok with anything? We are at least scoring this year. The biggest issue right now is losing our projected starting center for now two and a half games this year. In this offense, the center is more important than just about any other scheme in the conference. They had some chemistry going with the season’s starting five. BTW, you do realize we played essentially every single person that dressed out in the last quarter and a half, right?Did you see anything different vs Pitt? Maybe a few more deep shots?