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matt_mccoy19 said:
Golesh definitely was the key to our offense, besides Hooker obviously
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Golesh was an outstanding assistant and ready to be HC. His loss was absolutely felt but Heupel was calling those plays. The "key" wasn't Golesh or even Hooker, although Hooker was a big factor. The key rather was several keys - QB, WRs, TE, and a giant loss at RT.** What we returned from that year's offense was a Center who missed the first few games due to injury, the RB corps, one super-senior TE in Warren, Bru McCoy was injured early in the season, and Ramel Keyton who never managed to play up to the level he had the year prior.

Again Golesh was an outstanding assistant but Heupel has produced on offense everywhere he's been as both an OC and as an HC who has had several OC's. We lost the best college WR in college football, a Heisman candidate QB, and a first round draft pick at LT but people act like somehow Heupel's a moron who has been exposed. Not to mention our offense was by no measure bad this year.

ETA: Corrected LT to RT because unlike @butchna I still struggle telling my left from my right. 🤣
 
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volbeast33 said:
we could throw within 5-10 yds on the sideline and throw deep…. it was basically our options… Hooker was way more varied in what he brought to the table… It is also why we would run the clock out instead of trying to get a FG with 19 sec left like we did with Hooker.
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Joe made those intermediate throws in the bowl game with no issues. The million sideline throws was something that started in game 1. That was the gameplan. Nothing to do with him not being able to make other throws or no game evidence that he couldnt. Throwing over the middle of the field was one of Joe's strengths going into the season.
 
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volbeast33 said:
He went to a great situation…. it’s in south florida where tons of recruits are located…. Beautiful place where transfers will love to go…. runs an offense which easily exploits bad teams…. If he plays his hand right…. it will lead him to a big job in the future.
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USF could be good but the previous 3 years they were 4-29 and Charlie Strong didn't have much success.
 
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volbeast33 said:
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Gilbert may be my new Peyton Manning. Whenever Manning graduated, i really didnt have a favorite NFL team; so, i said whatever team drafts him, that's my team.

I haven't watched baseball in years...the Braves broke my heart too many times back in the day. May have to make the Mets my new team.

With that said, wish they'd trade him...the thought of cheering on a NY team sickens me.
 
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UTProf said:
Blue font's missing.

Golesh was an outstanding assistant and ready to be HC. His loss was absolutely felt but Heupel was calling those plays. The "key" wasn't Golesh or even Hooker, although Hooker was a big factor. The key rather was several keys - QB, WRs, TE, and a giant loss at LT. What we returned from that year's offense was a Center who missed the first few games due to injury, the RB corps, one super-senior TE in Warren, Bru McCoy was injured early in the season, and Ramel Keyton who never managed to play up to the level he had the year prior.

Again Golesh was an outstanding assistant but Heupel has produced on offense everywhere he's been as both an OC and as an HC who has had several OC's. We lost the best college WR in college football, a Heisman candidate QB, and a first round draft pick at LT but people act like somehow Heupel's a moron who has been exposed. Not to mention our offense was by no measure bad this year.
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You mean RT.
 
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SugarCC said:
Gilbert may be my new Peyton Manning. Whenever Manning graduated, i really didnt have a favorite NFL team; so, i said whatever team drafts him, that's my team.

I haven't watched baseball in years...the Braves broke my heart too many times back in the day. May have to make the Mets my new team.

With that said, wish they'd trade him...the thought of cheering on a NY team sickens me.
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If you're afraid of a broken heart, avoid the Mets at all costs. Just ask @mrMet .
 
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JT3 said:
Joe made those intermediate throws in the bowl game with no issues. The million sideline throws was something that started in game 1. That was the gameplan. Nothing to do with him not being able to make other throws or no game evidence that he couldnt. Throwing over the middle of the field was one of Joe's strengths going into the season.
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WRs unable to catch a cold was the main reason the offense wasn't like last year's
 
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Devo182 said:
He's scored fewer ppg than we have this year.

And 1 YPP less, which is a significant gap. Which makes it pretty wild he even scored 30 ppg.

And hey I'm fully a Golesh supporter. Just facts.
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UTProf said:
When it comes to recruiting greed is good. (Well unless you're the recruit and we already spent the money on someone else but still want ya. Maybe you'd let us post date a check?)
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