Recruiting Football Talk VII

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OrangenSC said:
??? Take away the 2 bombs? What, they don't count?

Take away a rb's long runs and ypc goes down too. Take away a wr's long pass plays and his ypc goes down. And you can say the same about other qbs.

You don't get to pick and choose which to count.
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the point is that is where his strengths lie… if he hits them then he is successful but he struggles to drive the team.
 
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VolGee4 said:
This offense is taught to the QB’s, and they make decisions based on the defensive alignment. I guess some plays could come in when we slow it down, and they look over. But the teaching is done preseason and in practice. It’s all option routes based on alignment. I just don’t believe the offense changed a whole lot from year to year. The players did.
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I wonder how much better Joe would have looked with a helmet speaker.
 
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knoxvol52 said:
Steinbrenner should've ponied up...

All I read for days was Yankees were the favorites to sign him...
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i thought the Dodgers were getting him when all they talked about were the Mets and Yankees…. Is it time for baseball to start yet….. Now let’s go and get a good right handed Outfield bat.
 
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DD4ME said:
Translation, one Florida team is too many.

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I'd say they'll look at Miami, Clemson and possibly Duke.
Duke would be strictly for basketball but they do bring in money.
Clemson would be a big brand with recent success.
Miami is really the only ACC team with a market the SEC isn't tapping into.
 
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DD4ME said:
He still had to make the throws which seemed his biggest issue.
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I think they tended to avoid the situations that got Joe in trouble. His clear inability to throw receivers open or anticipate them being open likely made the middle of the field less available. Whatever his role in '22, Golesh wasn't key in all the successful offenses Heupel had in the past, and Heupel didn't forget how to coach offense this year. Joe's stats were decent *because* of the game plan, but the overall performance was down because they were planning around his limitations. I bet that'll be obvious by mid season next year.
 
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SSVol said:
I think they tended to avoid the situations that got Joe in trouble. His clear inability to throw receivers open or anticipate them being open likely made the middle of the field less available. Whatever his role in '22, Golesh wasn't key in all the successful offenses Heupel had in the past, and Heupel didn't forget how to coach offense this year. Joe's stats were decent *because* of the game plan, but the overall performance was down because they were planning around his limitations. I bet that'll be obvious by mid season next year.
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We hope
 
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BleedingOrangeInChatt said:
I'd say they'll look at Miami, Clemson and possibly Duke.
Duke would be strictly for basketball but they do bring in money.
Clemson would be a big brand with recent success.
Miami is really the only ACC team with a market the SEC isn't tapping into.
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UNC IMO. Good in basketball and football.
 
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